Anat Weksler: altered tin

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Jul 27, 2023

Mood Board inspíred project for Dusty Attic

Hello lovelies!

It's Anat here with my take my take on the gorgeous Dusty Attic's July moodboard.

I just love this Moodboard!! What's great about it is that you can give it a Botanical interpretation as well as create something in an Industrial style.

I mixed the two styles... Iliked the outcome very much, do you like it too?

Both tag and small box were painted with impasto paints, brushed with texture pastes and rubbed with metalique waxes.

Here are the fabulous chipboards I have used:

Tag medley

Broken bits #12

Industrial corners

Fans mixed

Jumbo cogs 10pk

Mini cogs #2

Mini foliage

Bees

Bugs #2

Thanks for stopping by!

xoxo

Jul 8, 2023

Trio of Enchanted tin boxes for Alchemy of Art

Hello dears!

It's Anat here, and today I'm sharing a trio of altered tin boxes, using the gorgeous "Enchanted World-following Alice" papers collection by Alchemy of Art.

It is no secret that I LOVE altering boxes (and other objects too), this amazing collection is absolutley perfect for the idea I came with, you will understand later this month...

I have used papers from the 8*8 paper pad and many images cut from the fabulous images set.

I loved the outcome and hope you do too.

Thanks for stopping by!

xoxo

Jun 7, 2023

Altered tin Boxes for Dusty Attic

Hello lovelies!

It's Anat here, with a couple of alteren Tin Boxes using fabulous Dusty Attic's chippboards.

Oh how I love to alter different objects, I enjoy it so much!

These couple of Tin Boxes were altered using 2 different rice papers by Craft O'clock, primers, waxes and of course my favorites chippies from Dusty Attic's Industrial and Steampunk collections.

When I say favorites I actually mean great love! We have a strong relationship, me and this lines LOL. Everywhere I use them they seem to line up in a gorgeous cluster. So when ever I mess around and can't decide what I want to create, I turn to my lovely pieces and voila a project is born.

The chippies were colored with impasto pasint and rubed using metalic waxes.

Here are my favorites, used here:

Industrial cluster#6