Hello there Funkie Junkie Fans! Lisa Hoel here. It's time to focus on Tim Holtz Idea-ology products and It's In the Details. I always love working with Idea-olgy bits and bobs. They are so much fun. I was really excited about the new Reliquary Dome so I used that as the start of my project.
I made it interesting in the back too…
The Idea-ology I used is both old and new…
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3) In the model section of hobby stores, you can find supplies for mini landscaping. I got this foam "lawn" material there that added a nice touch of texture to the base.
4) I glued die cut leaves and flowers onto floral wire to form the "bush". I painted the hot glue in the urn brown and then glued coffee grounds on top to simulate dirt.
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Supplies used:
Tim Holtz Thinlits Die Set - Funky Florals #2
Tim Holtz Idea-ology:
Reliquary Dome
Photomatic
Adornments - Entomology
Adornments - Foliage
Urns (Halloween)
Tiny Vials
Tiny Clips
Mini Paper clips
Design Tape - Trims
Ephemera, Field Notes Snippets
Layers - Organic
Classic Label Stickers
Heirloom Florals
Distress Collage Medium Matte
Distress Archival Ink - Black Soot
Distress Paint
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