Saturday, October 1, 2011
ALTERED DOMINOES
These are some altered dominoes I did not long ago. Not only that, but they are 1/2 size dominoes which makes them real small to work with. I've wanted to try them for a long time since my friend Shallale in Haiti sent me one she did. The lower one is covered with Diamond Glaze which gives it the deep embedded look. Becky sent me that. I used E-6000 glue provided by my friend Cindy. I am blessed with friends who are generous. And each time I try something new, it has the potential of turning into a project to do with the kids or ladies in Ukraine. Click on the the title to go visit Artists in Blogland.
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13 comments:
These are adorable, Coleen.
Thank you Patti, I'm learning how to do them. Really working small.
Very elegant, Coleen. I love the images. Beautiful work.
Thank you Faye for your kind comments. You really are the queen of vintage.
These are wonderful! I avidly collected ephemera for 3 years before moving to Colombia and now I have - thanks to you - a great idea for my dominos!
I love these and you show a lot of skill in them being so polished and finished when they are so small. Just lovely xx
This is something I'd love to try but wouldn't know where to start... they look great though
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These are such a great idea! So pretty! :)
Beautiful!! You do such nice work Coleen!
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these are lovely. i love e6000 and dominoes. thanks for sharing with us ..
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I love how you altered the dominoes. They are very beautiful! You are a very talented person.I have never used e6000 before I may have to give it a try.
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Wow! These could be used for jewelry I bet, too, huh?? I love these, you did a great job seeing as how tiny they are! I can't wait to see more!
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