I constructed the boat origami style and then attached
the pretty blue check papers. I used a dowel for the sail
and did a lot of fussy cutting. I love the little boy images.
They remind me of my own sons. :-)
The top and bottom of the jar is wrapped with twine and
I attached a pretty crystal bobble for the knob at the top.
For the "ocean" I used blue cellophane, cut into strips and
melded together with my heat gun. I was able to insert the boat
without glue because its just tall enough to reach the top
and bottom of the jar without being crushed.
I used one of the chipboard tags from the collection, a
Tim Holtz compass piece, an anchor from my son's toybox,
and assorted roses and shells. I cut a fence from some corrugated paper
using a Tim Holtz On the Edge die.
Blessings,
Melissa
Seen this on Graphic 45 facebook and boy I was amazed. I had to stop on by to say this is just beautiful!!!
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ReplyDeleteJust love this design, I may have to scrap-lift. I sure hope you won't be upset. It is a great piece for summer decorating.
ReplyDeleteScrap lift away, Joni! Enjoy!
DeleteSuch a beautiful,clever idea. You must have had a lot of fun making this creation.
ReplyDeleteLinda
Hi Linda! Thanks for the kind comment. Yes, I did have a lot fun with this project!
DeleteAmazing!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Denise!
DeleteI LOVE THIS - THERE IS SO MUCH DETAIL. GREAT JOB
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteI just love what you did, it's amazing. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Carol!
DeleteHad to share to Pinterest ... this is so awesome ... so fun !!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Rea'!
DeleteCool! Love the colors!
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