Shiny!

That’s what Wednesday Stamper ask for this week – ‘shiny’! I was altering a domino box and finished it off today when I got home from work. It has more layers than usual and I covered the whole thing with torn text, acrylic paint, gesso, scrubbed with a baby wipe and then added bottlecap embellies and some inchies.

These wooden boxes hold children’s dominos usually – the little black wooden ones – and have a slide off top to them. I used images from the Ten Two Studios Edwardian Rounds for the bottlecaps and The Little Children  Collage Sheets for the inchies. I also added Anita’s 3D Gloss to the bottlecaps to seal the images and give a lovely, tactile shine to them. The flash has bounced off the clear microbeads I sprinkled into the wet gloss, but they are far more subtle in RL!

I used my fave “Cherish” stamp on the lid and both ends of the box…

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I think it had better go into the Artygirlz ongoing Recycling Challenge too!

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15 Comments

  1. This is totally awesome, Rosie….love, love your domino box…great piece! Hugs, Gayle.

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  2. this is gorgeous! just love your altered box!

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  3. What a wonderful, shiny, beautiful donmino box. Great job, Rosie. Love the look of the torn text.
    Faye

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  4. Mmmm, WONDERFUL altered box!!

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  5. Very beautiful!

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  6. Fabulous transformation of the the domino box = WOW! Inspiring Rosie! I shall return to see what you’ve been up to soon. I bet you’ve posted lots in the two weeks I’ve been unplugged 🙂

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  7. great dominobox Rosie!!

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  8. I love this especially the bottle tops. I’m having trouble at the moment flattening these without leaving a crease and your’s are perfect.

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  9. what a fabulous project!

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  10. It’s gorgeous!

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  11. very cool!

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  12. your box really looks great

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  13. What a great box!

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  14. WOW This is so BEAUTIFUL Rosie!!

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