Configuration Frame.

Annette Richmond, sent me the gorgeous Frozen Charlotte, and that's how this frame came about.
Its taken a couple of days, as its been pulled apart and re-arranged a few times.
the Glassine Flowers are a technique taught by Sally Purvis, the bottle is an idea from Celeste Santin.
I go on to explain the bits and pieces in the close up.
Please bare with me, I am no good at photography, and even if I was, I don't have an arm to lift a camera, xxx Thanks for looking...

Configuration Frame. the Middle

I had some help here with the Bottle, there was one little rusty heart sitting by itself, looking a bit lonely, when Celeste Santin from Paper Planet suggested using the bottle.
with a little typed message, which was then distressed, and popped inside the bottle.
I used Tim's Alcohol inks on the bottle..

Configuration Frame. Top Right

I managed to find a Feather to fit inside the little square that has feathered paper,
the frame with the little girls face wasn't meant to come out blue, but the die ran after I put glossy accents onto it.

Configuration Frame. Top Left

The metal pieces are from Tim's Ideology, words and stamped number,are also Tim's
some of the Gears are from www.scrapware.com.au
Words used around the Gear, are from some Rub Ons I have had for ages.
A little key and key hole I have had in my stash for ages...

Configuration Frame. Middle Left side

I used a chipboard bird, and crown, from www.scrapware.com.au covered with dictionary paper, another smaller Galssine flower with the Technique from Sally Purvis,using Ranger's Perfect Pearls. will give her blog address when I know it.
A piece of the Quickutz die and some of Tim's Tissue Tape at the bottom.
Captured in Time is a Rub on.

Configuration Frame... Bottom Right

I was Given this gorgeous Frozen Charlotte from Annette in the USA.
I have never seen one, or used one, and this was how I got started with the frame.
Sally Purvis taught me a technique using Tim's Glassine Kraft paper, and Perfect Pearls from Ranger. I don't know Sally's Blog address yet.
The stamp is also Tim's...from Urban Chic
The Die was from Quickutz

Configuration Frame. Bottom Left

A littel title about rectangles, Tim's Rosette, some corrugated board which I distressed and added some Gold Utee. I do like colour and bling.
Tim's metal leaf in the corner.

Steampunk Tag

I finally received the Die that Marlene used in my gorgeous Birthday card, and this is the first thing I have made using it. I did the same rust method that she used, but the rest is different.

My Very First Chunky ATC for Sharon in S/A.

The mini clock cogs came from www.scrapware.com.au and I rusted them with my new favourite rusting solution.
The top handle was made using a strip of Tim Holtz's Grunge, which I distressed, and all of it was distressed using his inks.
The stamps from Tim's Papillon set.
The name plate at the front is also from Tim's collection I typed the words out on my dymo and burnt the edges using the heat gun.I thought that looked pretty good.
Its got little tiny feet on the bottom. a chain with keys hanging from the top also.
I hope Sharon likes it.

My Very First Chunky ATC for Sharon in S/A.

The Back of the ATC, Tim's flourish made out of Grunge

the other side of the ATC

On This side, I tried my hand at Beeswax, but it sort of seeped around to the front and back. which isn't what I wanted, but its there now.

My Very First Chunky ATC for Sharon in S/A.

The side punch is made using Tim's Kraft Glassine paper and a Martha Stewart punch

Another Rusty Leaf Tag

This is for a fellow stamper that needed some cheer.
I hope its not too dull.
It's made using the rusty stuff Marlene told me about and I love it.