I had to make a slight change as my glossy accents was a disaster LOL - for future reference use thin layers and let them dry inbetween otherwise it doesn't dry out on top of a non porous surface like utee ;)
Its also impossibe to do this with utee using a heatgun as it melts underneath the frame and makes a big old mess LOL :D
I tinted my utee with butterscotch alcohol ink (whilst dry powder and waited for the alcohol to evaporate) and melted in my meltpot along with some metal flakes.
I placed my TH ornate frame over a stamp and then poured the utee over it.
Leave it to cool - don't be tempted to touch it because it hurts!!! I can vouch for that (again!!!!)
Then added some perfect pearls and distress stickles :D
I put pearl acrylic paint on the back of the utee to make it shimmer from the front :D
The girl on there was wearing a dress with a ruffle type collar and open neck with a pretty necklace on top - I ahd to then go and find something to cut up to make one LOL
The ribbon is 7gypsies (Savanah I think??) and the dangley embellies were on a necklace that came with a vest top I bought from work (Debenhams - Red Herring)
I am still working on the other frame but trying to do it a bit more patiently this time LOL
Hugs'n'vintage snogs,
J xx
Oh wow, amazing work!!!
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OOOOoooooooo Julie!!!!!!! I likey much!
ReplyDeletei want one
me likey too....beautifully created
ReplyDeleteOMG Julie ... I sooooooooo love this, it's beautiful x
ReplyDeleteVery pretty and unique Julie. I too have been tearing up some of my fabrics to make something! LOL. I had a blast. Very therapeutic. TFS. ~Glen~
ReplyDeleteWith you on the 'waiting' bit - not an easy thing to do.
ReplyDeleteLOVE what you've made.
LazyKay
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This is just gorgeous! Wowza!
ReplyDeleteYour neckalce is stunning!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love this, it is so pretty and vintage looking.
ReplyDeleteThis is soooooo cool, love the ruffle nacklace, it really compliments the piece
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