I did the technique on a chipboard lock and key. Used Stampers Anonymous stamps, Rusty hings and Brushed Corduroy inks and the bavkgound was made with Ten Second Studios gears plate. Added some of Tim's Tape. Come join in the fun.
I'll be posting my Blogaversary candy later today. I hope you all come back to sign up!
I am working on my as we speak! So lovely to see you back in the swing of things! This is fabulous and I love the image peeking through the keyhole! Very cool!
ReplyDeleteI love how you've used that tape! Everything about this piece is 'industrial grunge'! Great!
ReplyDeleteYOu are back and on fire. This is incredible. Lynne M x
ReplyDeleteLookin good Lynn! Thanks for stopping by my blog and so glad to see you in blogland again!
ReplyDeleteLove this...so glad you are running on all 8 cylinders {{{industrial grunge}}}
ReplyDeleteI love the keyhole peeper :D
HUGS my Friend ~victoria~
So pretty! You have such a wonderful way with collage!
ReplyDeleteHurray you are back and in the swing of things again. I always look forward to seeing your new creations, industrial grunge, who would have thought..
ReplyDeleteYep Love it!...Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see you back in full swing!! This project is another cool look.....love your industrial grunge!
ReplyDeleteAwesome!!!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Lynn, you've achieved such a rusty look and the overall piece is great too! So glad you're back xx
ReplyDeletestunning project Lynn, love the key and lock
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so glad you are feeling better and back to creating. like the grunge too.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back, Lynn! I didn't do this challenge, but just wanted to say how awesome your artwork is, again!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible, Lynn! I love everything about it.
ReplyDeleteSome very romantic about this! must be the vintage feel and that wonderful key and lockplate. xx Zoe
ReplyDeletenow just ease yourself back into creating dont rush...great piece as usual..saw your piece in a copy of somerset studio today very nice
ReplyDeleteWow your industrial grunge technique worked fabulously, the key and lock look rusty! Great card and glad you are back and feeling better.
ReplyDeletelove love love the face in the keyhole ... you rock!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Amazing stamp and great words. I love everything about your piece.
ReplyDeleteYou have completed a masterpiece Lynn with this brilliant collage. Love the face through the keyhole thats a terrific touch. Take care, Annette x
ReplyDeleteWOW girly, I am luv'n this.. All those wonderful Grunge layers look fabulous.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back!
Hugs, Linda
You really have a way with collage. Everything just works so well together.
ReplyDeleteI haven't even looked at the technique. Maybe I can add it to the card I'm working on today???
oh wow this is just stunning,wow love what you have created here hugs cherylx
ReplyDeleteLove this collage full of Tim goodness, lol! Way to go, Lynn, and so great to see you back in the thick of things!
ReplyDeleteLove this! It's funny how several years ago, rusty things would just be trashed and now, look how beautiful and what wonderful textural interest they can lend to a piece of art.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sue
This looks fabulously aged and "grunge". Love it!
ReplyDeleteMarvelous card!!!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, as always!!
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Fantastic piece, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteYAY!!! Lynn, it's so wonderful to see you, and to be wowed by your wonderful art! You of course did a magnificent job on the industrial grunge pieces, and created a spectacular card for them to live on, too. the stamping is awesome, the papers are perfect-- it's gorgeous, all the way around.
ReplyDeleteI'm so thrilled you're feeling better, and am looking forward to seeing you soon!
This is really nice and a great show of industrial grunge.
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