Steampunk has been gaining popularity in the papercrafting world. Anyone who has seen my ATCs knows I often make them vintage. So it sounded like a nice challenge to see if I could pull off a steampunk ATC with my current supplies.
I started with a page from an AP Calculus study guide as a background and stamped gears, pocket watch and vintage carnival images. I layered the pocket watch, aviator goggles, and (hubby's creation) a bike balloon. The balloon was created by free-hand drawing rope lines, cutting each section apart, sponging, and reassembling.
I'm pretty pleased with how it came out.Stamps: Pedaling Past, Plane & Simple, Sweet Centers, Pocket watch by Inkadinkado, Sense of Time, Carnival scene by Club Scrap; Paper: Crushed Curry, Dusty Durango, Very Vanilla, Pages from AP Calculus study guide; Ink: Crushed Curry, Dusty Durango, Baja Breeze, Not Quite Navy, Soft Suede, Early Espresso; Accessories: Sponges, Brad, Crystal Effects, 1-3/4" Circle punch, Craft knife.
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9 comments:
Very cool and thanks for the history!! I loved it!
You had me at steampunk! I just had to come check it out. Very fun. Fabulous interpretation of the genre. I learned something new today!
Great job! You captured Steampunk really well! And fun looking, too!
Perfectly captured! And now I am compelled to but Crystal Effects just for this stamp set...you are an enabler!
This is awesome! Why haven't I heard that term before? Love it!
I'm tickled that you found a way to use one of my FAVORITE stamp sets, Pedaling Past!
And I had heard of Steampunk, but never realized its true meaning. Thanks for the education :) And I think you captured it very well with your creation here!
I am a steampunk junkie!! Love how this came out!
Very much outside my comfort zone...but you nailed it! Great job!
Looks to me like you succeed in capturing the Steampunk feel!
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