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As Death Frame: Day 11 of 31 Days of Halloween

I have a frame to share with you today. I only used 1 color of paint, 5 stamps, 4 colors of ink and Amazing Glaze. And with just those supplies, I think the frame came out pretty cool!

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I really recommend clicking on any of the photos to see them bigger, as there’s a lot of detail in the stamps I used. I used 3 stamps from Smeared Ink’s As Death set, and 2 from their Holy City set. Can you spot them all?

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I obviously painted the frame in gray first. Then stamped all of my images in a black pigment ink (Color Box). I then embossed the entire frame with Judi Kins Amazing Glaze (love that stuff!).

Then I started to really play! I grabbed Fired Brick, Walnut Stain, and Vintage Photo Distress Ink, plus my Cut-N-Dry Nibs, and just rubbed color all over the frame. Then, I spritzed water on it to blend the colors together. Of course, the color doesn’t stick to where the embossing powder is, so the images are still visible. I repeated this step until I was satisfied, sans the water. Since the frame is made of wood, it not only maintains it’s dampness, but it also soaks the color up a bit…so I needed to go over some areas a few times.

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After the colors were saturated enough, I was done! It was a pretty simple frame, but I think it came out pretty cool!

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Please be sure to visit the rest of the Wicked Blogs (posted on my sidebar). These chicks are doing nothing short of amazing stuff, and you are sure to be inspired!

Comments

Now how freakin cool is that!!! I so need this set, looks like I'll be shoppin later!!! I love your frame!!! Awesomeness!
Daniella said…
LOOOOOVE this! The mixing of inks, and water to blend is perfect!! And I love all the stamps you used. Awesome enough to keep out all year!
DonnaMundinger said…
WOW is this ever FABULOUS!!!! Love all of the texture and how it really looks antique. So exactly what kind of pic are you gonna put in there? xxD
Sugar said…
wow that frame rocks! it really is pretty!
Steph said…
Too cool! Great texture and color choice. From a distance it looks like a sweet frame and then after a closer look... yowza! creepy and cool!
Unknown said…
Beautiful frame for your home. Wonderful design.
ldfdesign said…
this came out WAY better then pretty cool! wonderful job! i love how in the last pic, you can see the pic being taken in the frame!!! awesomeness!!!!
SuzieQ said…
WOW - glad I did the close up shots - impressive!! It really came out great.
Stitchinwitch said…
That is a stunning frame, it looks so textured
Unknown said…
Wow stunning just perfect
Luv Jane xxxx
Such detail makes for a stunning frame. The colours have turned out so well. Don't forget to show with picture you have chosen to put in it please
Helen xx
Anita Bownds said…
too awesome girl,love it...
KC said…
great frame! I love all that went into it!

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