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Got a "bright" idea...

alter a lightbulb- mixed-media project 
Before you go throwing away the next lightbulb that goes out... try altering it!! 
For this project I used collage elements from alteredpages.com.

wish to create and play? 
materials required for project:

tissue paper
embossing powder 
jewelry wire 

To see more of (artist/designer) April Cole's mixed media artwork, visit her at aprilmariecole.blogspot.com 

Enjoy your light out next time!



Comments

  1. LOVE YOUR LIGHT BULB!!!! I have started a small collection of light bulbs, this has inspired me to use them! Great IDEA!

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  2. APRIL THIS IS just the sort of thing we LOVE to see. True Mixed Media pieces. What an inspiration to see our collages used in a less than traditional way. THANKS!

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  3. Girl you totally rocked this post as I knew you would!!!!!

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  4. I will never look at a light bulb the same again April, just love this. Loving your choice of elephant image too! So fun!

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  5. What an absolutely fun way to use those collage images. You have inspired me to save all my light bulbs now.

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