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Let's Do Lunch!

Over the weekend I was lucky enough to hit an auction and win a box of old compacts...  I knew exactly what I was going to do with at least one of them as soon as I won them.

Let's Do Lunch....


I instantly fell in love with the "Ladies Who Lunch" collage sheet when I first saw it.  I knew I had to create some sort of collage using them.  They were just too cool not to.  Anyway, I thought they would fit in perfectly with the classy old compact.  The background is one of the images from the sheet - "New York". 

I also used a bit of sepia ink around the edges of each image; Brown Glass Glitter; Glitz Trims and a few of my own vintage buttons and alpha beads.

For complete information on how I made this collage feel free to check out this collage ~ Let's Do Lunch.

Enjoy!

~ Ink Stained Roni ~

Comments

  1. What a clever idea! Those images are perfect too!

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  2. Sweet... love old compacts!!!! LOVE "Let's do Lunch!"

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  3. Love it! Never would have crossed my mind to alter and old compact. Clever.

    Smiles~
    Marilyn

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  4. I am loving altering things currently so when replying to your comment you left ( and you have a lot of blogs to choose from, it is easier in that case to leave your WOYWW # so others can find you ) BUT I saw the AB site and came over here, will cruise around your blog a bit! It doesn't bother me that I didn't find your WOYWW post, I am happy here :) waving hi from the windy hills of North Carolina #50

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  5. sorry, above comment was directed at "Trisha too"

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  6. Roni, what a wonderful find and a fabulous project! Great stuff and lucky YOU!

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