After making French toast for the fam this morning(mmm it was good too!), I went upstairs to mess with this bucket. I had already done a blue one with a Backgrounder, but wanted to try more of a 'scene' look on this one.
I think it turned out pretty cute. The bucket (from Wal Mart $7.97, already this color) has 3 sections on one half, the other half is open. I traced the bottom of the bucket onto a piece of felt, cut it in half...one piece for the open section, the other piece cut in thirds fits in the 3 sections. To section off the open part I cut some thick foam and wedged it in. It's snug enough to keep my pencils from shifting A combination of Nature's Silhouettes, Silhouette Blooms I&II, Tall Weeds, and Small Pleasures stamped with Jet Black Stazon.
All images are from Cornish Heritage Farms.
Tuesday, May 6, 2008
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11 comments :
You did an amazing job decorating your bucket, Dawn! It is gorgeous!
Wow! This is beautiful, Dawn! I need more details! What did you paint the bucket with or was it already this color?
your bucket is the bomb!!
The bucket you made is gorgeous Dawn. Your so taleneted.
Mary
This is way cool.
Dawn, this is one cool bucket for holding your prisma pencils in...I love it and such a cool idea as well, you go gf!
Pinky
I love to alter function items. Thanks. I looking a t a naked refush bin that may be altered soon. Thanks Dawn.
QP
I like this one even better than the Copic BGer one! Great composition with the silhouettes Dawn, love it!
Dawn - what a fab bucket. I always have trouble keeping the stamp from blurring on a shiny surface like this. Why do your prismas look so perfect when mine look like raggedy little stumps. :)
Oh my goodness! Dawn this is gorgeous. You've done an amazing job with the scene and you've placed it in a perfect setting for the picture. LOVE this. (Did you also paint the bucket?)
Love this!! That bucket shape is so cool and you did a GREAT job stamping the scene!!
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