CC3C #3

Here I am again with the third project in this challenge using a faux tea rose. We are not posting instructions on the techniques of the challenge in order to insure that people who want to learn buy Tim Holtz' fabulous book from where we get all our inspiration!

I skipped #2 because it used a product that I did not own and I have vowed to not purchase any more art supplies until I make a good dent in those that I already own.  However, this week's challenge is sponsored by Inspiration Emporium.  If I win the $50 gift certificate, I can buy enough new products to ensure I never have to skip a challenge again!

On to the Challenge!

Products used: Distress Ink pads in forest moss and frayed burlap, Distress Paints in bundled sage and picket fence, Ranger's Archival Ink in Jet Black, Ranger's Inkssentials Glossy Accents, My stash: 6X6 chipboard panel, hand-dyed paper, sage ribbon, quote stamp.

Painted chipboard with Bundled Sage distress paint, went over with picket fence to lighten, used glossy accents to attach a piece of my hand-dyed paper.

Went over the entire piece with frayed burlap DI (distress ink)

Added a quote stamp
Added my faux tea rose. Voila!
UPDATE: Congratulations to the winner of this biweekly challenge!  I'm really going to have to up my game if I expect to compete with this caliber of artist!
CCC3#3 Winner

Comments

  1. Candy CMay 25, 2014 at 8:44 PM

    Hi Cindy. Your canvas is so pretty! Love your background! And your faux tea rose....looks fantastic! I also wanted to thank you so much for the nice comment you left on my blog. So glad you found Andrea's blog, too. She has such a fun style! You will love her! And...thank you for sharing your art with us at CC3C. <3 Candy

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  2. SusanMay 25, 2014 at 9:36 PM

    Beautiful piece, Cindy!

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  3. Anita Houston The Artful MavenMay 26, 2014 at 12:36 PM

    Cool technique! Love the colors and your rose too! Thank you so much for joining in on our rosy challenge at CC3Challenge!!!

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  4. YvonneMay 26, 2014 at 6:05 PM

    Thanks for playing along in CC3 Challenge and sharing your beautiful piece!

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  5. Cheryl GrigsbyMay 27, 2014 at 8:12 AM

    Lovely! Very simple & elegant and the tea rose adds a nice touch.

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  6. Hels SheridanMay 28, 2014 at 3:02 AM

    how fab! love your hand dyed paper addition too... Thanks for playing along with the CC3 Challenge x

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  7. JaneJune 1, 2014 at 3:58 PM

    I really like the effect of your background, perfect for showing off your rose.

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  8. Marjie KemperJune 4, 2014 at 5:02 PM

    Love your sweet rose and how the greenery isn't green... those sprigs really pop. Thanks for joining us at CC3C!

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