You know I can't decide if I like playing with lace or rust better!
My Rusty things hanging was inspired by the Newest stamp release from
French Flight
I used an old book cover for the base, rusted up some hardware, wings,
a frame and even some lace. yes you can rust lace!
A french tag from my blog friend Liz and some book pages.
The collage image that doubles as the balloon comes from Alpha Stamps.
French Flight is the newest addition to Artistic Outpost's catalogue of unique vintage inspired stamp
collections.
In the late 1700's , two French brothers, Joseph and Etienne Montgolfier launched the first manned ballon from the from the center of Paris and flew for a period of 20 minutes. In 1793, Jean Pierre Blanchard became the first to fly a hot air balloon in North America, yet another French adventurer!
This stamp collection pay homage to these adventurers. Fun, quirky, with a little bit of steampunk thrown in for good measure, French Flight is pure creative delight.
Collection available in both unmounted rubber sheets or pre-mounted on EZMount cling foam and hand trimmed on a clear cling storage card!
visit the design team members here.
It's gorgeous, Lynn! I love that you combined rust and lace. It goes so very well together.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful Wednesday :-)!
Hugs to you,
Julia
O M G !!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely extraordinary Lynn.
So great piece and the rusty things brilliant.
Love them.
Wonderful work, Lynn - love this. Those stamps are pretty awesome x
ReplyDeletePlanning to have a Journey? :)
ReplyDeleteI Love this!
oh wow hun this is just brilliant gosh how all these elements work beautifully together just amazing hugs cheyrlxxxx
ReplyDeleteeither way you make rust and lace look gorgeous
ReplyDeletehugs
P.S I have a liking for rust I recently brought a rusty old chocolate mold just because I love the colours of the Patina.......lol
Oh I love what you did to the lace! I will have to try this! Beautiful piece, Lynn!
ReplyDeleteHave a great week,
Sonya
Beautiful work! Lace and rust go wonderfully together! Valerie
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful Lynne. I must check those stamps out.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
What a fabulous piece Lynn. The rust & lace certainly work perfectly together.
ReplyDeleteToni xx
This is absolutely stunning! I think rust is the most beautiful addition to a vintage looking piece. I love anything that's rusty, if I could I’d have it on everything...
ReplyDeleteTotally fabulous! Love how you recycled the old book cover for the base.
ReplyDeleteThis is so clever and soo cool! Love the hanging full of vintage goodness!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece, Lynn. You can combine lace and rust together so beautifully.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fabulous, I love your rusty hanging. How do you rust your items Lynn, never tried this but would love to it looks great. One amazing piece. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous piece of art,dear Lynn.Love the rust.Have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Marie
A book cover ... how clever ... and the rusted effect is so cool.
ReplyDeleteSo you and so wonderful adore this hanging. Hope life is being good to you. XOXO Zoe
ReplyDeleteGreat project Lynn and love your rusting job.....I dont think I have ever seen lace so rusted before.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day!
Stunning work Lynne, I love the rusty clever work
ReplyDeletehugs June x
Lynn, I love the history you added to this great piece. I actually never thought of rusting lace but talk about adding age to a piece. Wow!
ReplyDeleteRusted Lace, how wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAlways an inspiration, thanks Lynn.
enJOY a lovely day,
Kimberly
Excellent Lynn! Gorgeous piece.
ReplyDeleteFabulous how you used this new release! Love the combination of rust and lace! You are brilliant! Have a great day!
ReplyDeleteAwesome piece. Love the idea of using a book cover and the rusted pieces and lace is amazing. Love this piece.
ReplyDeleteLOVE this!!!!! And love AO stamps as well!
ReplyDelete~Linda
I like the rusted look! Job well done.
ReplyDeleteFab wall hanging, great way to recycle the book! Love the rusty embellies!
ReplyDeletethat is incredible! I love the rust!you do such wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful piece.. You know I love that vintage feel and you do it so well.. LOVE it my friend..
ReplyDeleteHugs, Linda
Dear Lynn, this is totally divine .... I cant take my eyes away from it ... super awesome!
ReplyDeleteToo cool! Absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful and creative!
ReplyDeleteLove it Lynn!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece of work Lynn!
ReplyDeleteWOW Lynn! I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Oxana
The rust looks so real I can almost smell it !!! What a fabulous project once again the lace and the rust together match so well who would have thought it !
ReplyDeleteMarie
Oh, how fabulous, Lynn! I always love your creations--and this one is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the history lesson, too--I love learning!
Wishing you a wonderful day, my friend!
Julie
Oh, what rusty, crusty goodness. I love what you have done with this new stamp set.
ReplyDeleteGreat piece! Makes me want to go rust something ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou create such awesome things! Love it Lynn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a terrific piece, Lynn! I don't think anyone can combine lace and rust the way you do!
ReplyDeleteVery old world and thought provoking. I adore this piece. You are such a wonderful artist.
ReplyDeleteI love what you did with that stamp ... quite amazing ... and you really captured the entire spirit of the stamp set.
ReplyDeleteDo you use Rusting Powder or chemicals to rust? I use Rusting Powder and it is amazing as it will rust anything, fabric, lace, metal, you name it.
ReplyDeleteI love this so much in fact I feel a WOW coming on!!!!
Amazing detail (you always pay close attention to detail) and you created a beautiful "feel" to this piece.
10/10 for this one.
Wishes
Lynne
Oh, what a yummy collection of images, and your hanging is absolutely wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh Lynn, so you and so fabulous!
ReplyDeleteI love the combination of the lace and rust together. Truly beautiful.. Wonderful work.
ReplyDeleteI'm lovin this one, love the stamps. Shari(cricutrookie)
ReplyDeleteVery cool! Can't wait to hop around the other designer's blogs when our craft show is over! You do such beautiful work Lynn! Always inspirational to me! :D Becky
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, Oh this is so beautiful! Love your work. Thanks for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend. Hugs, Terri
ReplyDeleteWell, I'd say your combo is really working for you!
ReplyDeleteWe'd proudly hang this on our art wall at the Studio!
It's good in too many ways to mention in one comment.
I guess it's one of the better things I've seen online since I don't know when!
:)
Rose
Love this Lynne..the rust and lace is gorgeous together! xo
ReplyDeletewhat a striking piece! everything you do is outstanding!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful piece!
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another great project. this is really striking. but don't give up the lace. you do both of them so well. it would be great if you would write a book on the methods you use, along with lots of eye candy provided by your many projects.
ReplyDeleteWOW, your work is amazing! I would love to know how your rusted lace... you are my kinda gal! Love it! My style is a little elegant and a lot of old! Just like me I guess! hehehe! Thanks for sharing your gorgeous art work!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, hope you bring some of your latest pieces to Divas on Monday. I love to see them in person because they are even more stunning. Wonderful job adding the rusted lace.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
C
How very different from your last post! Equally gorgeous of course.
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous Lynn! Such a beautiful combination of rust and lace! Hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece! Love the rust and vintage look! TFS
ReplyDeleteSorry I haven't been around lately. Things have been a bit busy here but I've been watching you in Google Reader and lovin' all your stuff. You are such a talented artist and inspire me with your beautiful projects!!!
ReplyDeleteWow - I love your art and blog! I just found you through White Wednesday. Am your newest follower!
ReplyDeleteCindy