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STEAMPUNK Canvas with Leaky Shed!

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What wonderful month! If you have been following this blog you know the Altered Pages Design Team is partnering with the Leaky Shed Design Team. I hope you have enjoyed all the projects so far this month... I think they have been fantastic.   Be sure to check back each day for more inspirational projects by each team.
 STEMAPUNK CANVAS
Today I want to share with you my Steampunk Canvas Board.  The image I used for the background is from the Altered Pages Steampunk & Science Collage Sheet.

The Canvas Board was covered with a generous coat of Art Anthology Acrylic Paint. 

Once the Art Anthology Acrylic Paint was dry, it was sprayed with Dylusion Spray Ink. After drying ink edges with StazOn Midi Spiced Chai ink.

The Altered Pages Steampunk & Science Collage Sheet was coated with IMAGINE CRAFTS Creative Medium. Using a paper towel Dylusion Spray Ink was wiped over the image to distress. Finally it was lightly sprayed with   IMAGINE CRAFTS GooseBumps.

The Leaky Shed Ornithoper Was inked with StazOn Jet Black and heat embossed with clear embossing powder several times. 

The Leaky Shed Chipboard Gears were inked with Delicata Golden Glitz the edges were gently distressed with StazOn Jet Black. Adhere to the canvas board and you have an AWESOME STEAMPUNK Canvas!

Supplies:
Canvas Board
Art Anthology Acrylic
Leaky Shed Chipboard Gears
Leaky Shed Ornithoper
Dylusion Spray Ink
Altered Pages Steampunk & Science Collage Sheet
Delicata Golden Glitz
StazOn Jet Black
StazOn Midi Spiced Chai
IMAGINE CRAFTS GooseBumps
IMAGINE CRAFTS Creative Medium

 From stash: Gears, Clear Embossing Powder


We have a give away this month.  Be sure to post each day on the blog.  Every day you post you receive an entry!!
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  1. Robin HorasanianMonday, July 21, 2014

    Great depth of color on another wonderful Steampunk project!

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  2. Tristan RobinMonday, July 21, 2014

    Don't enter me in the contest - I have ENOUGH stuff for a while LOL - but I wanted to say how very much I enjoy your steampunk electric bird! Altered Pages may have ruined embossing for me forever now - I'm in love with the new Art Anthology dimensional paints! But what you've done here with clear embossing powder is awesome.
    When I grow up, I wanna be you.
    OH! - in case I haven't mentioned it - loved your interview posted yesterday. NOt surprising that you come from a creative and talented family!

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    1. LyneenMonday, July 21, 2014

      Thanks for the compliments!!! Tristan you make me laugh... funny I always wanted to create like you when I grew up!!!

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  3. TonyaMonday, July 21, 2014

    Love the vibrate colors of your "steampunked out" project! I love how the sprockets and gears are place to where it makes your eye go around the page. Awesome job!!!

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  4. Ink Stained RoniMonday, July 21, 2014

    Fun canvas - gotta love the steamy design!

    TFS!!

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  5. Barbara RankinMonday, July 21, 2014

    Fabulous canvas project. Love that collage image, and the ornithoper chip piece is definitely on my wish list.

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  6. Francine PerriMonday, July 21, 2014

    Love that Steampunk design great job

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  7. trisha tooMonday, July 21, 2014

    Very steampunk--love the orange!

    :)

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  8. JackieMonday, July 21, 2014

    Very nice Steampunk canvas! I like the Ornithoper!

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  9. ddazzled71Tuesday, July 22, 2014

    What a fun steampunk piece Lyneen using the Ornithoper. Your background paper is perfect in matching this flying machine.

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  10. Pawsitively CreativeSunday, July 27, 2014

    Steampunk is my fav! Great job!

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