The case itself was in pretty good shape. |
Inside! |
I cut pieces of heavy watercolor paper to fit over the original cardboard inserts. They were kind of beat up so they needed covering. I also wanted to be able to stamp and stencil on the inside surfaces! The base color is a combination of Squeezed Lemonade and Antique Linen Distress Oxide Sprays and then I mostly used Prism inks, a new line of inks Topflight Stamps is now carrying for the stamping and stenciling.
Details:
I thought the Katzelkraft Monsters Stamp Set looked like little microscopic beasties so they were perfect to stamp and fussy cut for embellishing this project.
The kit originally came with two books. I replicated the cover of one using design software and then stamped one of the Monsters stamps onto it.
The second side:
Those little monsters crack me up! I love working with the Katzelkraft stamps.
Thanks for stopping by! Below is a list of supplies I used. Be sure to check out the Topflight Stamps blog for more inspiration. There is always something fun to see there.
Katzelkraft - Monsters
PaperArtsy - Tracy Scott 24 stamp set
Stamperia - Corrugated Cardboard
Stamperia, Antonis Tzanidakis stencil - KSAT05
Visible Image Stencil - Collision
Prism inks - Apple Green, Peacock Green, Smoked Paprika
Blender tool
watercolors
Other:
Archival Ink - Jet Black, Coffee
Distress Oxide Spray Stains - Antique Linen, Squeezed Lemonade
Distress Ink - Dried Marigold, Barn Door
foam tape
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LOL!! This is hysterical!
ReplyDeleteSo so so cool and super FUN! Love those critters!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE what you wound up doing with that microscope set! Your ability to to see someone else's cast-offs turn it into something incredible never ceases to amuse and amaze me!
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