Friday, March 2, 2012

Mosaic Tiles

Tim Holtz is creating a tag a month. March's Tag uses a cool technique with butterflies and created a mosaic effect.  It inspired me to pull out my Triptych template to create what was supposed to be like a stained glass window. :)

 A slightly different view:
It ended up much darker than I intended and I am not sure if I liked the end result but I finished it off with some lovely verses and cross from Our Daily Bread Designs.   I am liking it more now so maybe it is one of those projects that grows on you. LOL! 

I do want to try this again on acetate with masking and see if I could really achieve more of a stained glass effect. I ran out of time to play today. Will have to try that another time.

Tim's post describes how to create the background so I won't repeat it. I will just provide my product list:
Our Daily Bread Designs: Grunge CrossIt is well with My Soul, The Light of Life, With Heartfelt Sympathy, White Acrylic Paint, Stampendous Aged Silver Embossing Enamel, Ranger Archival Ink - Black

Have a lovely Friday!

Suzz

17 comments:

  1. I think it's lovely and the verses are really beautiful! I think the embossed cross is stunning!

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  2. Wow, I just saw this over on Tim Holtz's March tag challenge and had to come for a closer look. I really love the look you have achieved and was going to say it looked more like stained glass than mosaic and then read your post and realized that's exactly what you were going for. And I really like the embossing powder you used as grout - love that bumpy aged look to it. Very, very cool piece, Sue!

    Hugs,
    Linda

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  3. Beautiful. love it,I am going to try this on Sir Timmies Tag this week, But your creation is FABULOUS, Hugs May x x x

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  4. Hi Sue! I love what you you did here. It is a beautiful work of art. I hope you have a wonderful weekend. Best wishes, Yvonne

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  5. Fabulous Suzz. Tim really comes up with some wonderful techniques. As you say, this would look awesome on acetate to give a stained glass look.

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  6. Lovely Suzz ... so very artistic

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  7. What a fabulous take on t!m's idea! Your card is beautiful, Suzz.

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  8. Your mosiac is Lovely, Beautiful project!

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  9. Gosh this is gorgeous. You must have much patience. The Background is amazing.

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  10. I just LOVE this my friend. Breathtaking...

    Hugs, Linda

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  11. It's GORGEOUS, Suzanne!! I love it!! Very inspirational!

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  12. Love your tiled triptych, beautiful!

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  13. Really pretty mosaic triptych! Beautifully done! <3 Candy

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  14. I picked your post off of Tim's blog to view. It's stunning and so appropriate for this time of year. Thank you for sharing it with me!
    Enjoy!

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  15. It turned out gorgeous! You have more patience than I to do TRIPLE the mosaics. I think they make a lovely background!

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  16. It's like a miniature altar. Blessings!

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