onsdag den 19. juni 2013

Fathers Clock


The theme on PanPastel UK Challenge 24 this week is Male Theme and on The Artistic Stamper Blog Challenge the theme is Makes For Men so I decided to make this Steampunk Apothecary style clock to my dear husband. I´ve never worked with Steampunk Apothecary style before, and it´s new area for me, and I´ll also enter the clock into Fashionable Stamping Challenge 50 Something New/A New Style During the making I experienced new ways of using known materials, and finaly I´ll enter it into Our Creative Corner Challenge Recipe 
My recipe is: 
List A  Ribbon
List B   Metal, Clay
List C  Inks, Paints

For the clock is used:
Tim Holtz Pocket Watch Frame die
Tim Holtz Movers & Shapers Sized Circles 
Tim Holtz Grungeboard
Adirondack Dabber & Alcohol Ink Pitch Black
Sculpey III Clay 
Tattered Angels Olive Vine - Deep Plum
Folk Art Acrylic Color Poetry Green
Distress Powder Aged Mahogany
Distress Ink Walnut Stain
Treasure Gold
Prima Marketing Clockfaces & Bling
Tim Holtz Swivel Clasps, Game Spinners, Mini Gears, Sprocket Gears & Jump Rings
Various brads
Making Memories Photo Anchors
Vintage chains, buttons & ribbon
Hero Arts Alphabets
Tim Holtz Texture Hammer & Sanding Grip







11 kommentarer:

  1. Gosh, Susan,

    this is awesome! LOVE the inlay of the pocket watch sooo much! A stunning creation full of great detail!

    Thank you for sharing this with us at OurCreativeCorner!

    Claudia x

    SvarSlet
  2. Fabulous project a great make for a man ;) Thanks for playing at The Artistic Stamper this month.
    xoxo Sioux

    SvarSlet
  3. Wow! Amazing project.so much detail its lovely x

    SvarSlet
  4. Amazing creation wow Thank you for sharing your fabby project with the DT from PanPastel UK love the colours Hugs Terry xxxx

    SvarSlet
  5. What an awesome piece! Love all the tiny embellishments and how you trated the clock itself. Have a great weekend, Suzanne x

    SvarSlet
  6. Wow - a great project with lots of gorgeous details, it would have been interesting to hear about how you used the known materials in a new way...Thanks so much for sharing with us at FSC...Esther xx

    SvarSlet
    Svar
    1. Hi Esther, thanks for your nice comments and for asking. I´ve been using Sculpey Clay to make small embellishments like buttons, and in scale 1:12 fruits,vegetables, breads, foods and so on for making interior to doll houses. Using the clay with blings in Steampunk Apothecary style and to built it into the Tim Holtz grungeboard Pocket Watch was a whole new experience to me. Using metal (gears) together with clay was also a new way for me. It was fun to make this piece, and I´ll create new things in the Apothecary style in the future.

      Slet
    2. Thanks for your reply, I always enjoy hearing about the techniques other people are finding - always new things to learn ! You definitely should do more in this style it looks great..x

      Slet
  7. What an absolutely amazing make... it's just glorious! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Our Creative Corner.
    Alison x

    SvarSlet
  8. Be still my beating heart! LOVE this Susan. I'd never even thought of using clay this way. Thanks so much for joining us at Our Creative Corner with this. Hugs, Jenny x

    SvarSlet
  9. Hi Susan! What an amazing piece of art! I would not have guessed you were new to Steampunk! Thank you for joining us at FSC!

    SvarSlet

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