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Tea with ALICE!

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Altered Pages is playing along with Unruly PaperArts this month. 
 The monthly theme at Unrly PaperArts is Teacups an Tiaras!
Alice in Wonderland is one of my favorite subjects... 

when I think of tea I see ALICE!
Paint the Leaky Shed Teacup and Crown with gesso, dry, then paint teacup with Silk Pink Grapefruit and dry, trim with German Scrap. Paint crown with Golden Iridescent Gold, top with Robbin's Nest Dew Drops.

Distress edges of envelope with Brown and Black ink.  Adhere doily edge doily with Wink of Stella - Silver. Layer the Mad Hatter Party image from the Alice in Wonderland Collage Sheet.

Adhere Alice and Queen to thin chipboard and fussy cut to give a little dimension.


Supplies:
Alice in Wonderland Collage Sheet
Alice's Utterly Mad Party Collage Sheet- Mailbox Muse Kit
Vintage Playing Cards Collage Sheet
Leaky Shed Crowns
Leaky Shed Teacup
Silk Pink Grapefruit
Gesso
German Scrap
Wink of Stella - Silver
Stickles
Robins Nest Dew Drops
Doily
Cake Charm
Clock Charm
VLVS! Stamp "Off With Her Head"
Brown and Black Ink
Old envelope
Vintage Postage Stamp




If you were to mail this... address it on the teacup and then put it in a plastic sleeve.  Hand carry to the postoffice and have the postage affixed to the outer sleeve. Also put a label on the outer sleeve to hand-stamp!



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  1. Robin HorasanianSaturday, April 12, 2014

    I like the tea party you created for Alice. The German scrap is perfect on the te cup! Really fun project.

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  2. Tristan RobinSaturday, April 12, 2014

    very cute - I remember some of it from the Alice Mailbox Muse kit, one of my favorites!

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  3. Anne ThompsonSaturday, April 12, 2014

    Great project! Love the tea cup and all of the interesting little bits you added to this piece. Anne, yourmainestamper

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  4. WhoMomSaturday, April 12, 2014

    Adorable! Alice is always a favorite story, and this postcard would be so fun to receive in the mail.

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  5. JackieSaturday, April 12, 2014

    I really like this idea! I would be afraid to mail it because it might not reach it's destination Just Saying!!!

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  6. Ink Stained RoniSaturday, April 12, 2014

    Awesome Mail Art Lyneen! I love all the bits and Alice of course is wonderful :)
    TFS!

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  7. ddazzled71Sunday, April 13, 2014

    Loving your Alice Inspired Collage Piece Lyneen, fabulously fun and perfect for our Teacups and Tiaras RAQ Theme over at Unruly PaperArts. xx

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  8. Barbara RankinMonday, April 14, 2014

    Your Alice in Wonderland mail art is fabulous. Love how you put so many elements together to make great art!

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  9. 2amscrapperMonday, April 21, 2014

    me too--Alice =tea. Great make! Helene from UPA

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