Front of "Janelle's Family"

I made this altered tin for my step-daughter Janelle. I used old pictures of her mom and dad, as well as pictures of her husband and two beautiful boys.

Back of "Janelle's Family"

Inside of "Janelle's Family"

Cards for Inside of "Janelle's Family"

I attached the six mini ATC style cards together with ribbon and covered the back of each card with matching paper.

Jewelry Pendant

I had to make a piece of jewelry today and this is what I came up with. I used a piece of mat board and painted the front. Then I put on a few stickers and stamped the front with embossing ink. I sprinkled embossing powder on the ink and dried it with my heat gun.

Then I applied the charm with a jump ring. The front of the card was then covered with Diamond Glaze and NOT TOUCHED until 12 hours later. And then only lightly. This morning I painted the edges with gold leaf pen. I'll add a chain the the ring later.

Photobooth #1

This one started out with bright orange acrylic. I then added some deep neutral red and smeared it around until I liked the color.

Then I took a tag and with an exacto knife, cut the head out of an image copy of a photobooth picture. I glued the tag onto the rest of the image that is glued to the card.

Next, I stuck my always "dirty with paint" finger into the yellow acrylic and made "fingerprints" and "smears"all around the edges. When it dried, I inked a big alphabet stamp and laid it over the entire card.

I then glued a curled up beading wire to the lower right half of the card. I love it. What do you think?

Seven

I started this with acrylic paint in yellow. Then I wiped on Raw Sienna brown and smeared it around the edges and wiped off the middle. Next I stamped "7" with black ink and wet my finger to smear that too.

I tried put an image transfer of a woman on top but it didn't come out very good. If you look REAL hard you can see her shoulders under the butterfly.

Then I took an image transfer of a butterfly stamp I have in my stamp collection, and used brads to attach it to the card.

The shiny "7" is embossing powder on top of black ink. I like the way it turned out. You can see it much better by clicking on it and enlarging it.