I'm loving Kenny K at the mo and his digis are featuring on a lot of my projects right now. I love using intense colours. They give any project a rich feeling. This is Devastatia. I have coloured her in red black and silver.
I have inked the box using Fired Brick distress ink, which I then went over with my heat tool to help set it. You get quite a good effect as you can still see the wood grain. I might try adding embossing powder too next time. Heating the ink changed the colour a little, but I still love the effect. I hadn't planned to use so many flowers, but once I got started, I just couldn't stop.
I have edged the top of the box with black velvet ribbon. I have then edged around the bottom section with black lace and more black velvet ribbon. I have added deep red gems for a bit of glamour.
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Gorgeous trinket box. Love the black lace - it's so striking!
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Debs xx
This looks super, it's great to alter things, such a shame to throw things away.thanks for sharing your fab git with us at CRAFT this week, x carol
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous, Naomi! It's good to see an altered trinket box as an entry and what fabulous embellies and details you put or applied to it! Thanks for joining us at Kaboodle Doodles & Good luck on the challenge!
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What super work Naomi.
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B x
Great box love the colour combo so suited to the image...
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Emma xxx
Beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us at Papertake Weekly and hope you join us again soon!
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