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We are participating in the Leslie-Rahye Blog Hop

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Leslie-Rahyes Hippity Steampunk Easter BLOG HOP....

Here is our paper and fiber project, you must see all the others by using the links.


This project was created with
Alteredpages collage 1732 Steampunk III
The images were placed using our double side 1/4 inch  tape onto Glitz paper from the
Laced with Grace 8X8 paper pad.
In addition, metal corners were added, along with tulle embroidered with flowers.  Miscellaneous fabrics. were added including cheesecloth and canvas with metal mesh sewn in place. 
Papers, metal corners and tapes may be found at http://www.alteredpages.com/.



The wise little girl in her bonnet states that anyone can
"Flip the switch to SPRING"!

To celebrate spring and this hop, we will offer blog candy of the brand new Scissor Mouse, a fab tool!  (color will vary)
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  1. PatFriday, April 06, 2012

    V ery interesting and fun! Thanks

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  2. Susan M. Brown {sbartist}Friday, April 06, 2012

    Love this collage - looks like Shirley Temple's up to no good! Happy Steampunk Hippity!!!

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  3. AJsArtsFriday, April 06, 2012

    LOVE IT very cute love the collage :)

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  4. Linda KittmerFriday, April 06, 2012

    Nice collage. The scissors mouse is interesting too. Never hear of it but it looks useful.

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    1. LeslieRahyeFriday, April 06, 2012

      Linda this is a new product in the AlteredPages.com store and while I do not have my own, other DT members have already gotten one and tried it out and said it is awesome! I can't wait to get one!!

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  5. FabFriday, April 06, 2012

    Gorgeous collage steampunk project, love it ! X Fab

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  6. LeslieRahyeFriday, April 06, 2012

    How fun! Love this springy collage! The images at AlteredPages.com are so beautiful and versatile! Thank you for being a part of my hippity steampunk Easter Blog Hop!!

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  7. LyneenFriday, April 06, 2012

    Love the collage... cute pic... I can the words from her mouth!!!

    Hmmm the mouse scissors sound interesting! May have to look into that!

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  8. SusanFriday, April 06, 2012

    I also love using a variety of textures and materials....very nicely done!

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  9. AnonymousFriday, April 06, 2012

    I love your design and the colors you used and that antique time type of scene makes the steampunk stand out great job.

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  10. Tarnished RoseFriday, April 06, 2012

    Cool! Love the Steampunk theme.

    Smiles~
    Marilyn

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  11. paulaFriday, April 06, 2012

    Very pretty collage! Well done!

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  12. MorninglassFriday, April 06, 2012

    Very nice collage, I love the flowers on the tulle!

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  13. cassSaturday, April 07, 2012

    Wonderful collage, love the little girl

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  14. Sandra StraitSaturday, April 07, 2012

    Awesome collage!

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  15. RavenSaturday, April 07, 2012

    Cute Cute Cute...the mixture of elements is great.

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  16. Michelle Frae CummingsSunday, April 08, 2012

    Great collage! Thank fo sharing!

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  17. Molly SmithTuesday, April 10, 2012

    Very pretty collage! Love how you did the tulle flowers, they are gorgeous :)

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