So I used this as my base on which to add digi pictures that I'd got saved on computer - changing each one to black and white and/or negative and then fading the edges so that they fitted on to the given frame. This is what it looked like at that stage:
I then superimposed one of my favourite digital pictures of the clock with the railway line over the top of everything else, changing it to negative/black and white and fading to make it semi-transparent. So this is what I finished up with:
Sorry that you can see a bit of pink in places - that's not actually on the digi, it's because those parts are transparent enough to let the blog background show through (nothing I can do about that).
This is also for:
Scrapbook sisters 36: black and white
Scrapbook sisters 36: black and white
Altered Alice chapter 4 week 3: time
Stamps R us: goin' digital
2 sisters 40: use a digi
Cardmadfairy's digi days 8: for the boys
Sugar creek hollow sensational Saturday: masculine challenge
Digistamps4joy 19: boys! boys! boys!
Pattie's creations 22: no, no, no cards
Paper romance 51: anything but a card
One stitch at a time 62: anything goes
Penny's 53: anything goes
Scrappy frogs: anything goes
Spoon full of sugar 152: anything goes
Crafts and me 35: anything goes
Truly scrumptious 57: anything goes
Shelly's terrifically thrilling Thursday: show us what you got
Inspire me Fridays 7: anything goes
Crafting for all seasons 1: anything goes
Great card, thanks for joining us at OSAAT this week.
ReplyDeleteHugs Wenda
Wow this is amazing... great card...
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Great digi piece. I love that you shared how you did it with us. Thanks so much for that. Thanks also for playing with us at OPUS GLUEI.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for playing with us at OSAAT this week.
ReplyDeleteHugs Nataliya
Fabulous creation Hazel. I like the touch of pink. Thanks for being Soartful this week.
ReplyDeleteAw, Hazel, since it was only posted the day before you could have used it for our challenge. We're not that strict! HOWEVER, I love this and am glad you took the time to make it for Opus Gluei! Thank you for participating in our challenges.
ReplyDeleteI need to stop being such a wimp and try digi more often, the results are very cool. I like all the elements you've added and how well they work together!
I love it! It's a beautiful example of steampunk.
ReplyDeleteThis is very cool. I love the work you have done combining all the very masculine images. Thanks for Joining us at Sugar Creek Hollow.
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Cec
Wow this is so unusual Hazel! Ilove that it is entirely digi... I can't manage to do that yet!
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us in our first challenge at CFAS and hope to see you next time!
Lizy x DT CFAS
What a wonderful way to do a card and it is so terrific. Thanks for joining us in the Boys/Mens challenge at Cardmadfairy Digi Days.
ReplyDeleteOh wow ... this is so unique & clever!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your awesome creation with us at SHELLY'S IMAGES. Please come back again next week for another fun challenge.
Darlene
Shelly's Images DT
wow that looks fab Hazel - great piece!
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What a lovely card. Thank you for entering our card challenge xxx
ReplyDeleteThanks for playing along with The Altered Alice again! It was interesting to see some of the elements from the first piece reinterpreted into this new monochromatic creation! Lovely digital collage!
ReplyDeleteWow, fabulous creation, Hazel! It's just gorgeous! Thanks for joining us at Penny's!
ReplyDeleteHoly smokes! THAT is INCREDIBLE!!!! What a neat neat neat card!!!!
ReplyDeleteThere is a surprise for you on the Incy Wincy Challenge blog - go to Wednesday's post!!!!
Hugs,
Chris
What an unusual card. love the transapency and the subtle colours. Really lovely. Annette xx (2 Sisters DT)
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