Another swap from UKScrappers, this time inspired by the screen from last month's Craft Stamper. I was given Steampunk as a theme which flummoxed me as I don't have any steampunk stuff!
I sprayed the background with Glimmer Mist and randomly stamped some of my Victorian travel and people stamps around, and was surprised to find I had a cog stamp! The die cut cogs were scrounged from someone and embossed in silver and copper.
I made little badges by flattening bottle tops,putting a stamped image in and covering with Glossy Accents. Couldn't resist adding the wings!
I added some little watch parts randomly over the screens then bound it with ribbon.
I covered the back with watch patterned paper and embossed some flourishes in the brightest blue I could find! I really enjoyed making the screen and plan to make another one for myself soon.
I'm linking this over at Handmade Monday-please come over and see the fabulous crafting on show.
Beautiful screen - I can see why Suzie loves it. The colours are gorgeous too.
ReplyDeleteGreat Steampunk screen Sharon, I love all the different takes on people's themes :)
ReplyDeleteI think I just commented ... but blogger being blogger - I am not sure! will check back in a bit and see if it posts.
ReplyDeleteI do love it - and it's all mine - mine I tells ya - mwah-ha-ha...
ReplyDeleteahem... Seriously, its a lovely shrine and I am very privileged to have received two such lovely pieces of work from you Sharon - thank you!
Hi Monica, I seem to have lost touch with your blog for some reason, but now I have found you again. This Screen is fantastic. Hugs from Scotland. Rita xxx
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous screen. Love the metallic sheen.
ReplyDeleteGreat steampunk screen!!
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous, love the colour combinations
ReplyDeleteAmazing piece! Thanks for visiting my blog too x
ReplyDeleteOoh this is lovely. For someone that didn't have any "steampunk stuff", you've done a fabulous job of a steampunk screen! :D
ReplyDeleteIt's lovely - love the colours!
ReplyDeleteLove the screen idea, it's fab :) And the steampunk looks great, you certainly weren't held back by not having any themed stuff to hand!
ReplyDeletethanks for visiting my blog! x
Looks fantastic, and the colours really work!
ReplyDeleteLove all the textures and components that went into this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful screen and for someone without any steam punk stuff... Srunning
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful, the colours are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely screen. It's amazing what one can come up with when we think we can't!!
ReplyDeleteWow! so much detail - it's gorgeous,
ReplyDeleteLiz x
Great screen, you improvised very well!
ReplyDeleteWOW fabulous creation. Back and front side are really unique with a lot of steampunk pieces. Great work!
ReplyDeleteXOX Anja
That's ace and it worked out really well! Well done!
ReplyDeletethis is wonderful. I really wouldn't know where to start with steampunk. You have captured it perfectly with your screens. Hugs Mrs A.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful creation love steampunk and keep think must incorporate into my sewing.
ReplyDeleteWow, whoever receives this is a lucky bunny indeed! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch beautiful work - the screen is lovely. I haven't really got into Steampunk, but it looks great and could be on my list of 'give it a try'. Hope you have a good week.
ReplyDeletecool! Gotta love the challenge and you clearly had fun with thtis!
ReplyDeleteI really love how you used the bottle tops such a great idea and so fitting for the theme! The screen is great, you should be very proud of what you achieved especially on a theme you were unsure about!
ReplyDeletewow! That is really gorgeous. Love the way you have done the 'hinges' too. Mich x
ReplyDeleteWow, that came out really nice! I see this steampunk stuff everywhere. I'm not sure where it sprung from, but it's kinda cool. Well done, you are creative! :)
ReplyDeleteWow! this is so wonderful.
ReplyDeleteDonna x
Beautiful love all the cogs - it's gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteSmashing, I know a few folk in Glasgow that are right into steampunk.
ReplyDeleteDrew
Lovely screen, the colours you've used really suit the theme.x
ReplyDeleteA wonderful steampunk creation. Love all the cogs and gears.
ReplyDeleteLovely colours and I like the criss cross ribbon for hinges, it looks really effective.
ReplyDeleteJan x
A gorgeous inky steampunk screen! Love it! x
ReplyDeleteMonica, your steampunk work is fab! you did very well and you've got gorgeous vintage stamps :) love the way you combined the colours - turquoise, copper and silver
ReplyDeleteOO I like the bottle top idea! You have done really well considering you didn't have any steampunk stuff. I love all the texture and how interesting it is.
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What great colours and unusual design. I really like this. x
ReplyDeleteI'm not really into steampunk but I love your take on it and the colours set it off brilliantly. Well done.
ReplyDeleteAnji x
Ooooooh! Monica I love, love, love this :) That is truly wonderful x
ReplyDeleteClaire
Great screen - so much details and care taken. Have a lovely Easter.
ReplyDeleteJo c
Fab - love your layers and all the bits you've added. Great metal effect on your cogs. JulieD
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