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Hi everyone it's Danie here today!


Partnering with the Leaky Shed this month has been lots of fun and I really love the quality of their chipboard.  For my project today I am using their Jack and Cat Bird Piece.  


Everything else that I have used to create this canvas is available from Altered Pages.

Leaky Shed Studio Supplies:
Jack and Cat Bird Chipboard Piece
Altered Pages Supplies:
4 x 6 Canvas Board, Gesso, Splash Inks, Glitz and Bazzill Papers, Big Brush Stamper Pens
Staz On Inks - Emerald Green, Cactus Green, Hawaiian Blue, Gold Leaf, Dylusions Around the Edge Stamps, Burlap, Collage Sheets Off Cuts which included Vintage Bird Eggs and Nests and Butterflies, Music Ribbon and Green Seam Binding, Red Felt Flower, Robin's Nest Dew Drops,



For people home is wherever they lay their hat.  For birds I guess it is wherever they lay their eggs.  Hence my title 'Home Tweet Home'. The Green Seam Binding resting behind the red flower allows for this to be hung on the wall whilst the tree branch and die cut paper towel flowers are simply photographic props.

Comments

  1. Your canvas is beautiful. And thank you for the "aha!" moment...burlap for a bird nest is brilliant!

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  2. Love the colors you choose for your little canvas and the pops of red set it off perfectly. Awesome job!!!

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  3. Love this canvas, the colors and the dimension all beautiful great job

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  4. Danie, the unexpected colors make this a wonderful eye candy! It's a real bluebird of happiness!

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  5. I like the college on the bird! The whole canvas is beautiful♥

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  6. Great canvas! Love how you embellished the bird and your burlap nest is great!

    TFS!

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  7. What a pretty canvas!! I love the rich color palette you used!!

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  8. Your canvas is beautiful! Love the rich and vibrant colors you chose, and the bird and nest are fabulous!

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