This is the view from top side
Grant reckons he would get a good price for it on Ebay LOLhugs
Annette In Oz....off to clean my gross oven...I'd rather Angelina Film it !
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
What It Is...an Angelina Film and Opals Covered Purse
My revamped purse is done.Such a shame the camera isn't capturing how shimmery and luscious the Angelina Film on the purse is to look at :o).I added the sewn on top and bottom edges since my last post and some Kaiser stick on rhinestones.I painted the wood at the sides,top and bottom of the purse with Golden Micaceous Iron Oxide.I then brushed on gold Schmincke and sprayed it with a fixative before gluing on the Angelina Film parts
This is the view from top side
Grant reckons he would get a good price for it on Ebay LOL
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Annette In Oz....off to clean my gross oven...I'd rather Angelina Film it !
This is the view from top sideGrant reckons he would get a good price for it on Ebay LOLhugs
Annette In Oz....off to clean my gross oven...I'd rather Angelina Film it !
Lovely purse Annette, I'll have to get some opals and try this out
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Jo
I found you via Dale's blog. Your altered purse is amazing and so beautiful. I would never have thought of using those techniques but it has worked really well. You must be thrilled with the result, and thankyou for sharing the method and products used, with us.
ReplyDeleteAnnette i just love your purse.The colours are beautiful,
ReplyDeleteYou have worked miracles with this purse. Really amazing!
ReplyDeleteHi Annette I just dropped by from Dale's blog to see what you had done.
ReplyDeleteThe purse looks fantastic.
It has turned out beautifully and I bet it looks amazing IRL. Saw Dale has posted about it on her blog too, woohoo.
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing Annette. Very clever and I agree with Grant!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a lovely work of art. How sturdy is this Angelina Film stuff? Looking at all your work is making me want to play with some too. :)
ReplyDeleteI, too have come via Dales blog...beautiful piece! wish I could see it 'in person'!...Will call back again another day - I live on a cattle property in Central Queensland, and get what you say about feeling isolated someimes!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, Annette.
ReplyDeleteWill the film and all the good stuff, stand up to being handled?
Rosemary
This is wonderful Annette. What a transformation. Love the M.I.Oxide on the outsides.
ReplyDeleteTake notice of Grant - he is so right. :))
Oh wow!! I couldn't believe what this purse looked like originally when I scrolled down. You've done an amazing job - love the texture. Bet it's even more yummy in the flesh !!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful revamp you did on that purse. You should be very proud of that job. The purse is so lovely hubby should be taking you out for the evening.
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome and intriguing!
ReplyDeleteJust an amazing piece of art Annette, I can't believe you made this with Opals, I obviously have a long long way to go! Thanks for sharing. Dawnie.
ReplyDeleteWow Annette... that is a wonderful piece of art. I love the look of it, but have no idea of how to go about it.. being in rural Canada, I can't always get the same stuff you can... but I'm wondering what I can alter next...LOL
ReplyDeleteKaren G (BC)
Hi, I found your blog through Carrie's.
ReplyDeleteI love your purse, the colours are just gorgeous. I have some Angelina film and wasn't sure what to do with it but your work has inspired me to get it out and play. Thank you. :-)
Annette - As always, you've created something stunning! Thank you for sharing - and I happen to agree with Grant, tho it was really sweet of you to give it away, also. She is one lucky gal! (Assuming, of course, that you gave it to a gal pal...and not your 6'7", 375 pound, cross-dressing uncle! lol)
ReplyDeleteThank you for always inspiring me with your ingenuity, talent, and class. You rock!
xx
Oh - and great post on comments. I, too, really enjoy Jessica's log - and her work. She is another talented lady!
this looks gorgeous and what a transformation!
ReplyDeleteYour amazing Annette there are no ends to your talents
ReplyDeleteJen
This purse is awesome! The colors and textures are just fabulous! So well done with perfect details. You've outdone yourself!
ReplyDeleteGaby xo
Annette, I have no idea how you manage to create such beautiful art. Every time I look at your purse I am just amazed.
ReplyDeleteI do hope you no longer work. That job is really hard on anyone over 20 years old. With your talent you should live to a really old age, like me.
Take care and thanks for your note.
Hi Annette, I found your blog via Dale's, wow... just fantastic work you've done on the purse. Where did you find such a purse in the first place? It looks very interesing..
ReplyDeleteI lived in Darwin nearly 30 years ago and yes, felt very isolated. Often thought we might as well have been an overseas country..
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Another Annette.
Hi Annette - totally awesome. Wish I had shared in Angelina & Opals - you are a tip-top one-woman marketing event!!
ReplyDeleteI am always amazed and delighted by your art work. Truly inspiring, thank you.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful purse Annette.... I hope you get to use it....it deserves to go to Paris...LOL
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