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with a piece of yellow textured cardstock which I printed through my
computer with Hieroglyphic symbols I had collected for a previous project.
I ran some Distress pads (Walnut Stain, Fired Brick, Mustard Seed &
Antique paper) over the textured cardstock to mute the yellow (which was
stronger than I wanted) and give a papyrus look to it. I then used my
sewing machine with a small needle (#70 ball point) and a large spacing
zig zag stitch to sew on 3 different yarn fibers with metallic threads
running through them (again to give a more papyrus look to it). I then cut
up the cardstock into ATC pieces. Mounted or double mounted them onto
turquoise, black or gold metallic cardstock.
Punched out letters using my Sizzlets long alphabet die and just white cardstock, then painted them either with a Pentel metallic blue brush pen or with a Pentel black mini pocket brush pen and then drew a line through the letter using a Sakura Gold "Black" gel pen. The 3D elements use my recently made molds from charms using Suze Weinberg "Pour n Mold" and then either polymer clay pressed in or embossing powder melted in the oven. |
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ID: Egypt - Mummy #1 |
Both of these mummy were done with embossing powders, then enhanced with a gold Krylon Leafing pen. |
ID: Egypt - Mummy #2 (unavailable) |
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ID: Egypt - Scarab #1 |
ID: Egypt - Scarab #2 |
ID: Egypt - Scarab #3 (unavailable) |
| Scarab done with embossing powder enhanced with Gold Krylon Leafing Pen |
Scarab done with embossing powder enhanced with various colors of PearlX and accented with a Gold Krylon Leafing Pen |
Scarab done with polymer clay (grey mix from a previous project) and enhanced with various colors of PearlX |
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ID: Egypt - Sphinx #1 |
The sphinx on the left is done with black embossing powder and accented with Gold Krylon Leafing pen. The one on the right is done with left over grey polymer clay which had a marbled look to it, then accented with the gold pen. |
ID: Egypt - Sphinx #2 |
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