I started with manila card stock and stamped with a wood grain stamp by All Night Media in Archival Ink. Distressed with Ranger Distress Ink. Stamped Sentiment (Indadinkado Large Alphabet), clocks, filmstrip and Tim Holtz sentiment (Life's Possibilities, Lost and Found, and The Journey sets) with Archival Ink on background. Outlined "Time" with Sharpie pen. Stamped the finger on card stock, colored with Ranger Distress Markers and cut out. Added tissue tape over filmstrip.
I die cut a gear, clock and alarm clock out of grunge paper--all from Tim Holtz. (Weathered Clock, Gadget Gears, and Vintage Alarm Clock Movers and Shapers). Used copper Distress Paint Dabber (Ranger) on clock and silver on alarm clock. To get a rusted look I used Rusty Hinge DI followed by Antique Linen Distress Embossing Powder (Ranger) on the gear. See my previous post for another "rusting" technique by Tim Holtz-his is much better, even though I had to modify it a bit.
I cut out a clock from Tim Holtz Paper stash-Lost and Found to fit the alarm clock, assembled the card, using a Tim Holtz clock and spinner with a brad on the gear. Well, I'm out of "Time".
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What a terrific card - love all the rugged, masculine textures and those recurring circles really help the eye to travel. Thanks so much for playing along at Country View Challenges, and for taking the time to visit and comment - much appreciated!
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Love the woodgrained background to this as it works perfectly with your clocks and watches. Thank you so much for joining us at Frilly and Funkie. Jenny x
ReplyDeleteIt is super nice wawww ♥
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Brilliant project, love it! Thanks so much for adding it to our challenge at Countryview Crafts! Love the rugged feel of this piece!
ReplyDeleteFabulous card Sara, love the woodgrain background. Thanks for joining us at Frilly and Funkie. Sue C x
ReplyDeleteWhat an an absolutely lovely card! Thanks so much for joining us at the Frilly and Funkie Challenge Blog!
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Nancy