Happy December 1st to you all and welcome to DominoART's
We're celebrating 12 Days of Christmas with a mini one day blog hop today!
I've got a festive travel sized domino garland to share with you and then hop along to see what my Merry Players, DominoARTist Val S and Nanette B have made to get you in the spirit of the season! Thanks for playing with me today ladies ;0)
The blog roll is below my project or you can just click on their names above!
This project is also my first share over on the Altered Eclectics Challenge blog as a new design team, see my next post for more details HERE ;0)
I'm also participating in the Smeared and Smudged Creepmas Blog Hop again this year so hop on over there too once you've completed DominoART's mini hop! So you've got lots to see!
Enjoy and Happy Holidays to you all ;0)
12 Days of Christmas
Domino Garland
by Leigh S-B
The Sharpie Domino Queen
I used travel sized cream coloured dominoes for my garland and drilled holes
in the top of each one for the hanging cord. The 12 Days of Christmas
stamps are by Michelle Ward and they come mounted on 2 wooden cubes and
are available at Stampington and Company. The images were all stamped with black StazOn ink and coloured with various Sharpie markers. Gold details were added with an ultra fine metallic gold paint pen and the edges and sides coloured with a metallic gold broad point paint pen.
Each domino was sealed with Judikins Diamond Glaze and the corresponding numbers for each domino are tiny metallic gold peel off stickers. I made the garland from metallic silver cord and tied each domino onto it with gold cord and added metallic red, green and silver beads as spaces.
I hope you enjoyed my project and now off you hop to see my Merry Player's projects, click the links in the blog roll below! Don't forget to pop back to hop onto Day 1 of 12 Days of Creepmas with Smeared and Smudged ;0)
MERRY PLAYERS BLOG ROLL
Domino Garland by Leigh S-B - The Sharpie Domino Queen
12 Days of Christmas Book by DominoARTist Val S
12 Days of Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle by Nanette B
Domino Hugs!
We're celebrating 12 Days of Christmas with a mini one day blog hop today!
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The blog roll is below my project or you can just click on their names above!
This project is also my first share over on the Altered Eclectics Challenge blog as a new design team, see my next post for more details HERE ;0)
I'm also participating in the Smeared and Smudged Creepmas Blog Hop again this year so hop on over there too once you've completed DominoART's mini hop! So you've got lots to see!
Enjoy and Happy Holidays to you all ;0)
12 Days of Christmas
Domino Garland
by Leigh S-B
The Sharpie Domino Queen
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I hope you enjoyed my project and now off you hop to see my Merry Player's projects, click the links in the blog roll below! Don't forget to pop back to hop onto Day 1 of 12 Days of Creepmas with Smeared and Smudged ;0)
MERRY PLAYERS BLOG ROLL
12 Days of Christmas Book by DominoARTist Val S
12 Days of Christmas Jigsaw Puzzle by Nanette B
Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN
Leigh - this is stunning. Perfectly beautiful and festive.
ReplyDeleteThank you for hosting such a wonderful hop.
Beautiful art work!
ReplyDeleteWow Leigh = amazing so much wonderful detail
ReplyDeleteHave a great Christmas time
Your new teamy Hilda
Wonderful 12 days garland!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely beautiful, Leigh. As always, I find your work to be completely inspiring!
ReplyDeleteLovely Mini Hop and this project is gorgeous Leigh! Love each and every piece you create!~kim
ReplyDeleteEvery piece is very special on it's own. Lovely work. Judy
ReplyDeleteLeigh, this is amazingly beautiful! Each domino is a work of art and the beads, the coloring, it is all soooo fabulous! Love, love it!
ReplyDeleteOMG, this is beyond fabulous, Leigh! The stamps are divine and I love the beaded hanger. Gorgeous! xxD
ReplyDeleteOh Wow, I have some domino's I found in a charity shop and I was wondering how to decorate them. Your garland is gorgeous but I think I'll start small. Thanks for the inspiration.
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