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Art Anthology Paints Available at AlteredPages.com

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I wanted to share my FABER-PUNK Eggs  at Altered Pages... I  used paints purchased here at AlteredPages.com to create them!
This is just a sample of some of the colors of Art Anthology Sorbet Dimension Paint - Gold, Baby Blue Eyes & Kenyan available at AlteredPages.com

The egg base is plastic eggs from the dollar store!!! Covered with tissue and gesso to create a base that the paint could adhere to! 

To embellish the hardware store is a great place to get metal!!!  I used locking washers from most of me steampunk findings! A few charms and DEW DROPS!  

DID YOU KNOW
 YOU COULD BUY DEW DROPS
 AT ALTERED PAGES!!!

Supplies:
Large Plastic Eggs from the Dollar Store
Gesso
Tissue (sewing patterns work great)
Art Anthology Sorbet Dimension Paint - Gold, Baby Blue Eyes & Kenyan - from AlteredPages.com
Locking Washers from the hardware store
Dew Drops Available at AlteredPages.com
Miscellaneous beads
Charms - Crowns & Bow
Tacky Glue


Have a FAB-PUNKY EASTER!!!

Be sure to stop by next week and see what our team is sharing along with Unruly PaperArts!

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  1. Julie LeeSaturday, April 19, 2014

    These are amazing! Steampunk meets Faberge and I love that they are made from such humble materials as 'dollar store' plastic eggs! The paint colours are beautiful. Julie Ann xxx

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    1. LyneenSaturday, April 19, 2014

      Thanks Julie Anne Lee! They are so easy to make!!!!

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  2. Ink Stained RoniSaturday, April 19, 2014

    Absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE them Lyneen!! The colors are simply amazing and those washers paired with the Dew Drops - perfect!!

    Awesome Steamy eggs I'd love to find in my Easter basket :)

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  3. JoanSaturday, April 19, 2014

    These are so cool - I love them!! The paint colors are yummy!!!

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  4. Robin HorasanianSaturday, April 19, 2014

    The yellow is my favorite. No, it's the red. No, wait...it's the blue. I can't decide. Thay are all beautiful!

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    1. LyneenSaturday, April 19, 2014

      Robin! I am having a hard time picking my favorite also!

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  5. DIYDesignStudioSaturday, April 19, 2014

    Lyneen, you did it again! AWESOMENESS

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  6. Melanie Statnick Saturday, April 19, 2014

    wow can you say beautiful!!!!!!!!!!!

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  7. Barbara RankinSaturday, April 19, 2014

    These are so pretty and elegant. Love how you embellished them. and the paint colors are gorgeous.

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  8. AnneMonday, April 21, 2014

    These eggs are GORGEOUS! I love the way you decorated them and the paint colors are fantastic. Anne, yourmainestamper

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  9. 2amscrapperMonday, April 21, 2014

    These are fabulous! I never would have guessed you could glue tissue onto plastic eggs!

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  10. Steph S.Monday, April 21, 2014

    FABULOUS!!!!!!

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