ANOTHER GREEN POST

Hello! I am posting my green piece today, since the challenge was officially put up yesterday. If you want to join us click HERE!

My piece is a tin with an accordion type album inside.

I started with a Tin and painted it green. I used a Manila Tag and a glue technique I learned from the Claudine Hellmuth class I'm taking. Then I used the pretty lady image from and Altered Pages collage sheet. I always use gauze on everything so some was added to the top left. And 3 mini roses and a piece of a broken bracelet were put on top. On the bottom, I used the "Bottle Cap Script" collage sheet (AP-1786) and some epoxy to make the 3 little buttons on the bottom.

Inside, I folded some cardstock accordion style for a mini album. I LOVE how this turned out!! Now I have to figure out who I will give it too???

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xxDaniella

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