Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Bathing Beauty Spoolie

I played along in a swap at Blissful Art Swaps recently.
Here's what I made for my partner Darlene.
We were to use a wooden spool and the theme was Bathing Beauties.
I decided on a base of a sea shell slice. 
The spool became a pylon wrapped with cord and of course I couldn't forget the gull. LOL 
I made a mold and casting 
 for the sand castle from a pair of salt & Pepper shakers,
then sprinkled on a coating of sand.
The umbrella is from Tim's Rosette die.
 I love coming up with different ideas with this favorite die.
A few mini sea shells and a sun hat and she was ready to hit the beach.

39 comments:

  1. Oh so cool girlfriend, I love little vignettes!

    Hugs,
    Meri

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  2. What a Fabulous piece! Love how you used the spool! x

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  3. Wow this is awesome however is receives it will be thrilled for sure . You are so creative Lynn love visiting your blog .
    Marilyn

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  4. blown away with this lynn ..... stunning

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  5. This is great, Lynn! Your swap partner is a lucky gal!

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  6. This is fabulous, Lynn! So creative to use the shell with the spool.

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  7. Wow, is Darlene ever lucky to receive this fabulous piece!!

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  8. This is so totally unbelievable, fantastically beautiful!
    When can I come over to share this beautiful beach scenery w/u?
    Hugs Vada

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  9. How positively clever and genius of you dear. This is quite the Spoolie! Every detail is amazing and really adds reality to your art. Happy Creative Hearts...

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  10. Absolutely brilliant Lynn, love how you created the sand castle and the base of your piece is beautiful. Love it all. Hugs, Anne x

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  11. Awesome,as always, Lynn!
    hugs and JOY,
    Kimberly

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  12. This is fabulous, Lynn. Really gives you the feeling of the sea. Diane

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  13. Oh Lynn - your imagination is superb! Fantastic make - especially love the sandcastle and your spin on the rosette die. Nicola x

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  14. oh this is awesome Lynn!!! You are so creative!

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  15. This is amazing, really! Your seemingly endless creativity astounds me! Great work!

    Laura

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  16. Wow, this is so cool! So, is that gal just a pic? She looks so 3 D, unbelievable! And the rosette for an umbrella? Freakin' brilliant!

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  17. Love this Lyn, your creative ideas never cease to amaze me. I love all the pieces you have put together to create this wonderful seaside themed piece.
    hugs {brenda} x0x

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  18. Looks like I could just walk right in and sit down beside her! Very Clever! Where are the cocktails? .... never mind, I'll bring them. xoDonna

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  19. Dear Lynn! Your Art is now stunning, awesome and refreshing! Congrats! Wonderful!
    Hugs
    Kikka

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  20. She is absolutely fantastic!!! If you make another one, I'd love to purchase it... She'd be perfect with my vintage bathing suit display!

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  21. Hi Lynn--
    OMG this is fabulous!! I almost signed up for this swap, so fun!!
    Your piece is brilliant, Darlene will be so happy!!
    ~Lorraine

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  22. What a wonderful scene...creative use incorporating the spool into a marvelous creation...awesome work.
    Lothringen from MI

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  23. Well I have to say that I love it to pieces, and I am the proud owner of it now. I just hope that mine measures up.

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  24. This is so cool. I'm working on mine now for my partner.

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  25. I have been working on a few bathing beauties as well! He!He! You built an entire beach around your BB. Love this fabulous creation, GF! Hope you are having a great week! Hugs!

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  26. Lynn, you could make a treasure out of most anything. Sand castles from salt and pepper shakers? What an amazing piece for your swap partner. It is such a fun piece.

    Hugs
    c

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  27. Oh, Lynn, she must love this! What a neat scene. The rosette umbrella is fantastic!

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  28. Somehow I've been missing your blog posts. I guess when I have time to cruise around, you're not posting!

    I love this assemblage. Your partner is very lucky indeed!!!

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  29. could you be anymore brilliant!!!! this is so fabulous!!!
    hugs,
    Jo

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  30. Oh how I've missed my visits here (been absent due to ill health) and then I visit and WOW I see such a creation as this.
    Amazingly inventive with the casting and use of the die.
    Wonderfully cool.
    Wishes
    Lynne

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  31. This has really made me smile! So creative! Chrisx

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  32. Love this piece - your creativity is simply astounding!!!!

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  33. Lynn, this is amazing, I love it!

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  34. Wow Lynn! I love anything bathing beauty and this is so clever! Love every detail!

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