Welcome creative friends!
You don't need much time and not much material,
Tip: you can also use wrapping materials, here from a stencil
used 13arts products
some details
I hope you find inspiration!
Thanks for stopping by...until next time
Kerstin
I hope you find inspiration!
Thanks for stopping by...until next time
Kerstin
Some time ago I presented you my first Garden Book Nook
created with Dusty chipboards, it was a gift for a dear gardening friend
and was very well received.
Building Book Nooks has become a trendy theme and you can see
many realistic miniature worlds inspired by great book themes.
I had to build my first blank myself,
now Dusty Attic has two matching very sturdy book nooks on offer.
They are just great and inspired me together with the new marine mechanicals
to create a book nook of a very different kind.
This time I chose the maritime steampunk world as a theme and positioned my favourite seahorse,
(lovingly known here as Steamie 😀😍)
in 3d optic in the foreground.
I hope you find inspiration!
Thanks for stopping by...until next time
Kerstin
Thanks for stopping by...until next time
Kerstin
a technique that is often and gladly used by me
Thanks for stopping by...until next time
Kerstin
I hope you find inspiration!
Thanks for stopping by...until next time
Kerstin
New awesome marine mechanicals chipboards from Dusty Attic inspired
me to create two bookends in Steampunk style.
I was especially impressed by the 3d effect.
You can paint the individual layers in different colors, but also emboss them,
as I successfully tried here.
I combined faux rust effects with metallic and acrylic paints.
The grunge look is always an adventure
and always invites you to try it out, love that!!

sweet angler fish really needed to be lit up 😀
Book ends in Altered Art have become a real eye-catcher
and have already been admired a lot, one of my favourite projects this year.
I hope you find inspiration!
Thanks for stopping by...until next time!