Making History
Wet Ingredients:
Ink – Alcohol Mushroom; Alloy
Gilded; Archival Ground Espresso; Distress Walnut Stain
Other – Collage Medium (matte); Fluid
Retarder; Gesso (black); Grit Paste
Crayons – Distress Walnut Stain
Paint – Distress Fired Brick,
Ground Espresso
Spray Stain –Distress Walnut Stain
Dry Ingredients:
Tag/Structure – #8 Etcetera Tag,
Accordion Folio
Card Stock – Backdrops Vol 3.; Kraft
Stock (blackout)
Embossing – Distress Glaze Antique
Linen
Hardware – Adornments (Foundry
& Stars); Factory Tags, Gadget Gears, Gauge Frames, Index Clips, Industrial
Gears; Long Fasteners, Machine Heads, Mini Fasteners, Mini Flair, Optical Lens,
Story Sticks, Swivel Clasps, Tiny Clips, Washers, Word Keys, Word Plaques
Paperie – File Cards; Flashcards; Ephemera
(Field Notes, Memoir); Ephemera Snippets (Curator, Labels, Number Strips);
Gauge Dials; Paper Dolls (Mini & Portraits); Pocket Cards; Salvaged Tags; Stencil
Cards; Urban Layers
Other – Design Tapes (trims), Linen
Tape (Patchwork), Remnant Rubs Eccentric
Ribbon – Hemp Cord, Thread
Tools/Equipment:
Other – Heat Tool, Media Mat,
Sandpaper (80), Steel Wool
Dies – Corner Rounding Punch
Vicki this is so amazing! My mind is blown xxx
ReplyDeleteBrilliant tutorial - the cut up gauges are one of my favorite parts! I also love how you made that kraft stock look like leather. Just so many good parts to the book! So well done Vicki!
ReplyDeleteabsolutely amazing, love the leather look of the kraftstock and all the grungy delicious details, brilliant tutorial xxx
ReplyDeleteBravo, bravo....hands clapping with shouts of joy...LOL...Yes, it is that good...love so many parts, now I just need to make me a version of it....all the hearts or should I say #mypile....
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!!! Thanks for the tutorial. Going to try this one.
ReplyDeleteHoly macro,this is indeed a lot of fun times putting this together. You did an awesome job. Thank you for sharing all your ideas.It’s a great project. ❤️
ReplyDeleteSo fabulous and so much involved. I'm like you, folios and mini books are hard for me but when you make one you put your soul into it. Love all the process photos.
ReplyDeleteIncredible! You've made that black cardstock into a aged leather! When you open it, I saw that gentleman and I had an entire story go on in my head about him! Brilliant!
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