Mr. Owl Makes A Statement In Triple Dimension

I wanted to find the perfect background for the Ornate Owl by Impression-Obsession designer Leigh Hannan. After searching through my Technique Junkie printed copies of techniques I wanted to try, I found what I think was the perfect one. It's called Triple Dimension from the 02/06 Newsletter. The stamps I used for the background are Lovely Leaves by Stampin' Up. I believe it is retired. You'll have to tell me what you think.


I stamped the owl on white cardstock with Timber Brown Stazon ink. I used the great little bottle tool, Nancy Judd talks about on her blog, filled with Glossy Accents to apply the Art Institute Glitter to the Owl. I pruchased my bottle online. For anyone who is interested you can email me by looking in the right hand column under the Splitcoast Bloggers Club widget. I altered his eyes from the stamp version of half closed to full open. Ranger's Glossy Accents was also used on his eyes after painting them with a Sharpie Brown pen for the pupils and Copic At You Spica Lemon for the irises. The dots on his body and fill-in for his face were done with the Sakura Gelly Roll Bronze Sparkle. Glossy Accents were applied after and gave it a Cloissone effect.

The ribbon is a combination 0f Michaels brand and May Arts. The leaf charm is from AC Moore I think. The paper punch is the Small Oval by Stampin' Up. The word is from the Word Plate I from Rubber Stamp Tapestry. The trim around the word is Rangers Stickles Golden Rod.

Thank you for stopping by.

 

 Shirley