Howzit Dominoians and Happy 4th of July!
Most of you know how much I love Alice in Wonderland and my passion for AIW goes hand in hand with my passion for altered game art. When I was invited to participate in an Alice in Wonderland blog hop to celebrate the 150th Birthday of the Book hosted by Suzi Baker McKensie I could not resist! I wasn't sure if I was going to get the blog roll in time before I'm away from my computer for a while so more names could have been added to the blog roll already but Suzi kindly let me still play and provided the blog roll early enough for me to add at least a partial list to my post! Thx Suzi for your understanding and letting me still play!
Most of you know how much I love Alice in Wonderland and my passion for AIW goes hand in hand with my passion for altered game art. When I was invited to participate in an Alice in Wonderland blog hop to celebrate the 150th Birthday of the Book hosted by Suzi Baker McKensie I could not resist! I wasn't sure if I was going to get the blog roll in time before I'm away from my computer for a while so more names could have been added to the blog roll already but Suzi kindly let me still play and provided the blog roll early enough for me to add at least a partial list to my post! Thx Suzi for your understanding and letting me still play!
Alice in Wonderland illustration stamps available at Lost Coast Designs, we have a whole category dedicated to Alice so stop by and check them all out!
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Today we are celebrating the 150th Anniversary of Alice in Wonderland, and what better way to do that, than to share lots of creative projects inspired by this wonderful story.
Not only will you see lots of amazing artwork today, but you can also win prizes from the following amazing companies;
Prize winners will be selected from Random blogs throughout the hop using Random.org to select each winner. In order to be eligible for a prize you must visit all stops on the hop and leave a comment. The prize draws will be open until July 18th, with winners announced on July 20th.
Blog Hop List
more blogs have been added here so please check Karen's blog for more names!
Today I'm sharing a set of altered
Bendomino "Alice in Wonderland" Push Pins. I love using Bendominoes for
my Alice projects, which are curved dominoes, coz the quirkiness of
their shape ties in so nicely with the quirkiness of the entire
Wonderland story!
The Alice in Wonderland illustration stamps I used are available at Lost Coast Designs. We have a whole category dedicated to Alice so stop by and check them all out!
I
used the tri-colour Pearlescent Brilliance ink pad called Tiramisu to create
the variegated background on the surface of all 4 Bendominoes and heat
set before stamping the Lost Coast Designs Wonderland images
with black Archival ink and then heat set again. Each Bendomino was
edged with a broad point metallic liquid gold DecoColor paint pen and
Tim Holtz paper tape with a script design, cut in half to fit, was
applied around the sides. I used Judikins Diamond Glaze to seal the
design and the sides of all the Bendominoes and adhered flat topped
metal push pins to the backs with E6000 glue.
I look
forward to hopping to see your fabulous AIW
inspired projects but I'm away from my computer for a bit and will comment on them all as soon as I can! Thank
you for visiting with me today and for leaving me some love! Your next stop is Claudia!
Domino Hugs!
THE SHARPIE DOMINO QUEEN
Happy 4th of July! Love these push pin dominoes....and of course Alice!
ReplyDeleteLoving the hop, wow these are amazing. I am now following you, would love you to follow me too
ReplyDeleteLori xx
Love these - I've never seen Bendominos before but they are amazing. Your attention to detail is brilliant, love the taped edges xx
ReplyDeleteWow - stunning never seen bendominos and agree they add a stylish quirky edge Have a lovely weekend x
ReplyDeleteLovely work. I have never seen these before either.
ReplyDeleteGreat work and I've never heard or bendy dominoes before you aced this Leigh
ReplyDeleteThis is so amazing!!
ReplyDeleteJust wow!!
Love it hun!
Hugs,
Karen.xx
what a great idea, and so beautiful. How long did they take to do? It all sounds so complicated to a new crafter, lol. xx
ReplyDeleteFab idea, they look great! x
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness - how AWESOME !!! Never seen anything like those push pins. These rock !!! :-D
ReplyDeleteHugz
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These are beautifull
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea, making these into push pins, Leigh! love the shape and fab traditional AIW images. xxD
ReplyDeleteSuper innovative!!!!!
ReplyDeletethose AIW domino pins are fabulous! where did you find that shape of a domino?
ReplyDeletestamping sue
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You talented young lady!! LOVE THESE!! And must have must have those LCD Alice stamps! That background color is fabulous!! hugsxx
ReplyDeleteSpectacular!!!!
ReplyDeleteThese push pins are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAmazing creations!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful art work as always Leigh. Stunning game pieces.
ReplyDeleteOutstanding bend-dominoes Leigh!! Love them!
ReplyDeleteFab idea! Great job! All details are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat wonderful curved domino art! Love them!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this idea!!!! What a fabulous project!!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Leigh,what a fab idea,love them
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great idea! Love how you positioned the stamps over the curves!
ReplyDeleteReally cool Idea!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous bendominoes Leigh! I was disappointed to be too late to join the blog roll - however I am enjoying hopping!!
ReplyDeleteNever seen bendominos before. Very cool. Love your altering. Hugz
ReplyDeletePerfect for AIW. I have never seen these game pieces before.
ReplyDeleteKim
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I didn't even know curved dominoes existed. You're right - their quirkiness is perfect for this story. Your art is magnificent!
ReplyDeleteWow! Quite beautiful and unique. Love it!
ReplyDeletethese push pins are brilliant, what a cool idea. thanks for sharing. xo
ReplyDeleteThese are cool Leigh, I really like the traditional AIW images :)
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