Wednesday, September 17, 2014

Effect Powders Jan Bianchi

Rolling right along into challenge #11 for Linda Ledbetters
Curiosities Compodium Challenges from Tims latest book
#3: Effect Powders found on page 52.

If anyone is interested in joining the fun please go directly
to Lindas blog: the link does work!
http://lindaledbetter.com/
Also this challenges sponsor with be the Instant Emporium
offering a $50.00 gift certificate. Heres is the link:
http://www.inspirationemporium.com/ Thank you to Tim & Mario for the
stash of goodies that will go to the winner! Thank you to Linda Ledbetter
for hosting the challenges and the CCCrew!!

Ingredients: 1 4 x 6 Burlap Panel by Tim Holtz. Gesso by Dina Wakely.
Antiquities Gold Embossing Powder by Ranger, Tim Holtz Distress
Embossing Powder Spiced Marmalade & Rust, Ancient Gold Embossing Powder
Tarnished Gold by Ranger. Tim Holtz Layered Leaf Alterations.
Found Relatives, Scattered Straw Distress Paint & Tarnished Bronze.
Alpha Parts Newsprint by Tim Holtz. Tim Holtz Twine. Tim Holtz word
band, Distress Watercolor Cardstock.
The wooden Letter B (for Boys) I bought sometime ago.

Thanks for stopping by,

Jan
















7 comments:

  1. WOW!!! Those leaves ROCK!!! Love those little children too! Awesome work! Thank you so much for playing along with Effect Powders for our challenge at CC3Challenge!!!

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  2. Those leaves are fantastic! Love the title you've given this piece too... so appropriate! Thanks for joining in at CC3C, Jan.

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  3. Jan...this is darling! I so love that you've done this creation on the burlap canvas. That really adds to the autumnal "natural" feeling of your piece. I love the little found relative trio that you've used on this. They are so cute! Love the twine wrapped around the canvas holding the word band. And I LOVE LOVE your leaves using the EP technique. They are gorgeous! Thanks so much for sharing with all of us at CC3C. <3 Candy

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  4. Brilliant, Jan. I love the way the little boys in black and white pop against those brilliantly colored leaves. Excellent use of Effect Powders technique. Thanks so much for sharing on the CC3Challenge. Love it!

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  5. Aw I love your Little Rascals! Thanks for playing along with the CC3 Challenge and hope to see you again soon x

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  6. this is really cute Jan - love how you cut out the found relatives!

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  7. Thank you to everyone for the nice compliments!!

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