This is one of the pieces that I've been sitting on patiently (ok, maybe a little excitedly) waiting to show you.
The base is a Walnut Hollow Innkeeper Signboard to which chipboard gears, Typography, and a slew of bits and bobs have been applied.
The little burnt out lightbulbs were found at the bottom of a box of junk we bought at auction last year. SEE there is a reason to keep absolutely everything!
Those wonderful gears are from Gina's Designs which have been painted witch copper paint and then distressed. The sentiment "Let me think" is from a vintage kids book that I regularly, gleefully, tear into.
There's a few more pics over on the Graphic 45 blog today, along with a beautiful project by the ever amazing Rhea Freitag. Definitely worth a hop over :)
SUPPLY LIST
Typography >
JourneyTypography >
Create
Graphic 45 Staples >
Antique Metal Door Pull>
Ornate Metal Keys>
Ornate Metal Key Holes>
Ornate Metal Label Holder>
Washi Tape Set>
Metal Tag
Walnut Hollow Innkeeper Signboard 14”
Petaloo Colour Me Crazy Chipboard Gears
Gina’s Designs Cardstock Doily Set Steampunk
Gina’s Designs Steampunk Shape Set
Fairy Vials
Metallic Mini Brads
Metal Hands
Vintage cabinet card image
Tiny watch parts
Vintage watch spring
Burnt out mini lamp bulbs
Buttons
JourneyTypography >
Create
Graphic 45 Staples >
Antique Metal Door Pull>
Ornate Metal Keys>
Ornate Metal Key Holes>
Ornate Metal Label Holder>
Washi Tape Set>
Metal Tag
Walnut Hollow Innkeeper Signboard 14”
Petaloo Colour Me Crazy Chipboard Gears
Gina’s Designs Cardstock Doily Set Steampunk
Gina’s Designs Steampunk Shape Set
Fairy Vials
Metallic Mini Brads
Metal Hands
Vintage cabinet card image
Tiny watch parts
Vintage watch spring
Burnt out mini lamp bulbs
Buttons
Wow! What a really great piece. Now I know why I save everything!
ReplyDeleteFantastic !
ReplyDeleteI just love this guy! Thanks for the shout out too!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! What about the little glass vial at the top, just beneath that drawer pull? Where might I find that?
ReplyDeleteTeri that little piece is a 'fairy vial' and can be found at Alpha Stamps by following the link above :)
ReplyDeleteThank you! (I love the name fairy vial. Very Tinkerbellish)
ReplyDeleteI adore this.
ReplyDelete