Today I have an altered burlap panel to share with you - its the latest challenge for the Compendium of curiosities 3 challenge. As always there are two prizes,the first is chosen by the DT and is a fantastic collection of Tim’s products, courtesy of Tim himself and Mario Rossi.
The Funkie Junkie Boutique is back to sponsor Challenge 6, and lovely owner Linda Coughlin is offering a fabulous $25 shopping spree to one very lucky CC3Cer! For a chance to win this prize you need to link your project to the CC3 challenge page and mention The Funkie Junkie Boutique in your blog post. Be sure to check out the shop– it’s great, and stocked to the brim with all our favorite crafting goodies!
Okay dokey - here is my panel - I'm not overly happy with this but I don't have time to do another just now - I bought a pack of two so when I get back from my holibobs I will do another one although it will then be too late to enter into the challenge!!!
I used the technique given in the book and followed it completely. In addition I used some TH papers and distress paints, some TH tissue wrap and numbers and dylusions sentiment stamp.
I would like to enter this into lindaledbetter - compendium-of-curiosities-3-challenge-6 - altered burlap panel
Here's something I am happy with - I did my onion harvest yesterday and here's the evidence:
Thats all for today - hope you have a great Saturday!
Big hugs
Rachel xx
This is beautiful Rachel, and those onions look good...need to get mine up! Sue x
ReplyDeleteNothing to be not happy with Rachel it looks fab! So do the onions! Hope you had a lie in I have been up since 4!!! Susan x
ReplyDeleteIt look fabulous to me! I love all your wonderful detailing.
ReplyDeleteYour onions look wonderful too.
I hope you had a good time last night.
hugs Sue xx
Great colours and butterflys, you have done well with the onions
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours and it looks like you enjoyed yourself here! Great onions too! :)
ReplyDeleteIngrid x
One of my favourite teaching sayings there Rachel! It looks great - I'd love to see it from face on to get a proper look at the far side. Most impressed with that onion crop too - Le Tour may have been and gone but we can still show the French we know our onions!!! Have a great weekend. Jenny x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous design Rachel and fab colours.xxx
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous canvas Rachel, I love the theme and colours. Your onions look wonderful, I'm sure they make the seat uncomfortable though.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
Gorgeous piece. Love that sentiment - it's so true.
ReplyDeleteThe colours on your canvas are lovely and warm and the butterflies look beautiful - great use of the pen nib. As for the onions all I can say is Wow! Well done! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteYour panel is fabulous Rachel, you always use such gorgeous colours.
ReplyDeleteA great crop of onions, we picked our first runner beans on Wednesday and will be picking tomatoes today - it's so good when the crops start coming in isn't it.
Pauline
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Hi Rachel, it's fabulous loving your colours and the sentiment is so true, for me anyway.
ReplyDeleteWonderful onions, gosh you're greenfingered as well as crafty, no end to your talents, I hope you enjoyed the play with the girls, hugs Kate x
Fabulous panel, loving your onions.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Linda xxx
Looks fabulous to me Rachel, love the stamps you've used :o) Hugs, Lisa x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous panel and wow on the onions!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Rachel, you do altered and mixed media projects so well. I think I am a little scared of them. Great crop of onions too.
ReplyDeleteMags
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Love your panel - the colours are great and there's such depth to the images. Very impressed with your onions too!
ReplyDeleteAlison x