Welcome to the Grand Opening of Red Rubber Designs. Today I will be sharing a project featuring the Life of the Party Stamp. Visit every DT members blog to see how we all feature this stamp uniquely with our individual style.
I decorated a square metal tin using the Rustic Chic Paper Stack. I then stamped on top the paper with stamps from the Well-Defined Stamp Set. I cut the individual elements from the Life of the Party stamp so I could feature them all seperately. The small tree is from the Mountain Scenery stamp set. I also used frames from the Fabulous Frames Stamp Set on the very top. I painted the vintage flapper girl with watercolors and then modge podged to add extra strength. The metal tin is sitting a top two wooden spools which have been painted and covered in the Rustic Chic papers. Vintage lace has been sprayed in pink and gathered to form tiny flowers. To finish it off I glittered all around the tin’s opening to add a bit of dazzle. I hope you have enjoyed this project. You must try this stamp. You can find it at the RRD Store.
To complete the blog hop visit all of the DT’s blogs in this order:
Red Rubber Designs Blog
Sarah
Paula-Kay
Louise
KC
Kate- you are here
Diana
Debra
A Red Rubber Design prize package will be awarded to one lucky person.
To qualify: Leave a comment at all the DT blog stops on the hop. To complete the hop – Come back to the RRD blog Sunday, April 15th for a special prize post and leave a comment that you completed the hop.
Comment Deadline: Sunday, April 15 th at Midnight (Central Time) Winner Announcement: All qualifying names will be entered into a random drawing. The winner will be announced on the RRD blog Monday, April 16 th . Good Luck and Happy Hopping!
Kate
Challenges enteted:
Aud Sentiments-spring colors
DYSU– glitter/bling
Little Miss Muffet– spring colors
Little Darlings– pastels
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Awesome Project!! I love it!
Very cute!
You really rocked this stamp! I just love your altered tin!
What a wonderfully creative project! When I first saw it I thought of the movie Midnight in Paris – how fun!
What a neat project. Love the scene.
Wow, how creative! Nice work!
This is a fabulous altered tin!
Very cool project!!
WoW – so many cool details Kate. Love the distressing and stamped definitions – and the scene you created in the box is wonderful. Hugs, Deb
Kate, the little scene you’ve created in the metal tin is fabulous! The little bits and pieces found in the stamp made for a really cool scene…you really have my imagination going! The “sign” at the very top with the “she was the life of the party” words really pull you in and make you want to check out this party girl and her surroundings! ;D
You are one clever cookie, Kate. This is a fabulous project with so many details. Love it!
What a cute project! You used the same paper I did. Don’t you love it? Your creation is very original. Great job! Love this hop!
Now that is a FUN piece of mixed media art!
Cute!
Love this! I have a stash of little tins, too.
Great project! I would never have thought to cut so many different pieces from a stamp and rearrange them. Great thinking outside of the box.
Wow!! that is different, gives me all sorts of ideas, thanks for sharing.
Very unquie idea. It is very pretty. Barb Laubenstein
Very very creative! What great ideas.
Very cute idea, I love the vintage look 🙂
wow – what a creative project. how neat!
This is definitely the most unique tin I’ve seen in ages! WOW!
Boy she must have had a hangover! “She was the life of the party”(smile). You did a great job on the vinyet scene. Thanks for sharing all of your hard and great work!!
So neat and lovely project. Margaret
This is a terrific mixed media piece. I love it! It’s so fun!
Great project!!!
Kate, this is sooooo cute. Very cleverly done!
– DebbieK
Fabulous!
What a great idea! I love making dimensional projects; and this one is going on my “to do” list. Thanks for sharing your idea; I’m looking forward to seeing more of your designs.
What a lovely piece of artwork. I am just starting to dabble into mixed media art and find it so fascinating!
What a cute idea! Great project and so many awesome details!
What a unique creative idea this is! I love all the detail work – great job.
WOW! Your project was way out of the box and unexpected. You’re such a clever girl!
This would look perfect on my 1930’s dresser! So Divine!
Gorgeous!
What a neat little shadowbox…and my favorite patterned paper too!!!!
Kerry
That is so COOL! Love the box and the 3D elements!
WoW!! That is beautiful!!! I love everyting about it. Very detailed. You did a fabulous job.
Well now,
I see why the choosing of the design team was such a tormenting job!!! You all are so awesomely talented!!
What a sweet little scene. I love the little lace flowers.
Your altered tin looks fantastic! Love the glitter and the 3D elements! Beautifully done!!!
Greetings from Germany,
Gaby
Hi Kate
I must apologise for missing so much of your art.
Anyway, today I am here to say “Stunning” – those stamps are gorgeous. My favourite era, I am sure I was a Flapper lol.
Tins are so appealing to alter, I have two as works in progress at the moment.
Love the detail.
Wishes
Lynne
FABULOUS!!!! Love, love, love this!
FANTASTIC vintage shadow box!!! I love your vintage lace flowers…gotta try this!
Such a fun way to use this stamp! Off to find my empty tins that I was planning to alter – I’m inspired!
That is amazing!z!
Such a fun project! Great hop!
How fun! I loved the lace and that you made this so 3-dimensional. what a creative use of the stamp.
Elegant… love the colors… love the altered tin… LOVE your project. Thanks for sharing.
Love the dimensions.
OMG – I absolutely LOVE this!!!!! The colors are exquisite. It is almost impossible, but if I HAD to choose a favorite from all the lovely projects, this would be it! You’ve inspired me to try to do some altered tins myself!
this is gorgeous! So creative and detailed!
Love your altered tin, Kate!
Oh my goodness – another very unique project! Love it! You ladies have been so creative! Thanks for sharing 🙂