Another Eleventh Hour Challenge Entry
for
June Challenge: Shades of Grey, Blue and Rust
I started out with a wooden embroidery hoop: Spray painted black, touched up with dark pewter acrylic by Martha Stewart. The blue porcelain effect is made with a layer of Tim Holtz Picket Fence Crackle Medium. Once dry I colored it with Adirondack Alcohol ink in Stream, then I embossed it with clear embossing powder.
I think the middle, 3-sectioned circle is from a lamp shade, but I'm not positive. It was in my stash.
The gears started out an insane bright plastic red. I spray painted them black and then gave them a metallic look by adding metallic paint, metallic rub or embossing with metallic embossing powder.
To make rust I started out with a layer of Tim Holtz Rock Candy Crackle Medium. Once dry, using a hard paint brush I stippled over it with a mix of orange and burnt umber paint. Then I set my heat gun to it and fried it until the mixture began to darken, peel and crackle. Rust!
I cut the feathers out on my Silhouette.
To make them metallic I followed the same procedure as for the gears.
Dream punk? Love your play on words, and this is awesome! Can only imagine the dreams it catches
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely dreamcatcher for a steampunk Indian chief and it looks like it's working effectively. True steampunk colors and upcycling - LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for participating in Sandee & Amelie's Steampunk Challenge.
Hugs Susan
This is awesome!!!! What a brilliant and unique idea and I love how it is carried out! Thanks for that fab last minute entry to our SASPC June challenge! This is sooo cool and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteClaudia x
This is a brilliant idea for a Steampunk piece, love it.
ReplyDeleteHappy crafting, Angela x
I just came across this..it is awesome !! may i ask what you used for the small circles by the gears????
ReplyDeleteI just came across this..it is awesome !! may i ask what you used for the small circles by the gears????
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