I love silhouettes. I really, really do. This week's theme for the
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge is
Cameo Appearance. Admittedly, this is one of my all time favorite challenges.
These cameo magnets were inspired by not only by silhouettes, but also by vintage chalkware as well as old shell art. A paper rosette nestles sweetly within the tart tin. The flowers were created by using Martha Stewart's Crafter's Clay. I added a touch of metallic distress paint (I LOVE that stuff!!) as well as distress ink to the flowers after they had dried.
I created several of these with rosette variations. So much fun! This pair is a gift for someone special. I hope she likes them! What will you create for your "Cameo Appearance"? Link your creations to the
Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge blog for the opportunity to win a $50 voucher to
Simon Says Stamp. Your work could also be chosen to be featured in our Designer Spotlight!
Love this!!
ReplyDeleteOMG I seriously thought your project was an inspiration photo - it is THAT amazing!!
ReplyDeleteSo gorgeous!!! I loveeeeeee the silhouettes!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteMichelle, these are gorgeous, seriously.
ReplyDeleteFab-u-lous and thank you for stopping by mine and leaving such a sweet comment on my "A Little bit of Love" art journal page, really appreciate it :)
ReplyDeletehugs and xxx
Gemma
Ohh Michelle! Love these gorgeous magnets! The rosettes really make the silhouettes pop! Hugs, Sandra
ReplyDeleteGorgeous magnets Michelle, a wonderful gift idea and beautifully embellished . Love the rosettes . Tracy x
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Michelle, these are amazing ... just like little pieces of jewellery! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteReally cool creations, Michelle! I love the touch of sparkle :)
ReplyDelete*mwah*
Steph
Simon Says Stamp!
These are wonderful Michelle!! Love the look of the clay flowers, rosettes and sparkle. Great idea!!
ReplyDeleteHowdee Michelle,
ReplyDeleteWow-ZA!!! What blingie goodness you have created. So eye catching and unique.
Blessings,
Barb
Fantastic project filled with all sorts of eye candy! I love how you put the rosettes in the vintage tart tins. The use of Martha Stewart clay was brilliant and I love how they are framed in the circular branches. Another BRILLIANT (in caps) interpretation of the theme!
ReplyDeleteI love them Michelle!
ReplyDeleteThey make me think of jewels that Josephine, Napol eon's wife might have worn ;)
Thank You~
These are just wonderful Michelle. There is so much detail and I love that pop of red of the silhouettes against the rosettes, just perfect! :)
ReplyDeleteThey're absolutely delicious, Michelle - I love the combination of the silhouettes and the rosettes, and the blingy leafy branches are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
So, very, very cool!!!
ReplyDeleteHow cool are these! LOVE how you put them together....fabulous mix of elements!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I like how you "built" this work and I love the red silhouette that stands out to the center of the rosettes! Wonderful garland! BArbarayaya
ReplyDeleteOh wow these are SUPER!!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely one of my favourites from this week's challenge Michelle. Crammed full of ideas/techniques. Jenny x
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous! The tin with the rosette is brilliant and the frame around the edge of the cameo is wow!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a creative and fun project, Michelle. Love the beautiful rosettes and the beautiful silhouette images. :)
ReplyDeleteThis is so so pretty!! I love the leaves around the silhouette!
ReplyDeleteWow Michelle! What beautiful cameo rosettes! I love all the shimmery detail!
ReplyDeleteOh, I just love these! GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteWOW. How DIFFERENT and gorgeous! You always have something new and interesting, Michelle. Love that your silhouettes are not black. And I'm a big fan of shell art, like the old Sailor's Valentines. Too bad they're so ridiculously expensive!
ReplyDeleteWow! Magnets! What a GREAT idea and your friend with cherish these Beauties, Michelle!
ReplyDeletethese are simply gorgeous Michelle. I love the different textures and your sillouettes are pretty...
ReplyDeleteHugs
Nancy T.
these are gorgeous. Love using the JBS tart pans:)
ReplyDeleteGirl you have style! I love your shabby-chic creations!!! I don't have an eye for that kind of thing, but sure do like it, so glad I can come here to get my fix!
ReplyDeleteHi Michelle, I missed this challenge, Im just starting to follow Simon Say's Challenges. Thanks for stopping by Oh My Heartsie Girl
ReplyDeleteKarren