Anyway, the swap was to alter an Altoids tin using a "Wicked Circus" theme. My swap partner has received hers so I can post it here now.
The "Alexander" letters, crystal ball and skeleton hand are all layered.
Inside is a fortune telling wheel and the mystic's lair
I found a dollhouse table and cut to fit with a jeweler's saw. The crystal ball is an antique marble. No matter how much I worked it, I couldn't get Madame Zora's sign to hang straight.
Madame Zora is a fan of Alexander and has a poster hidden behind the curtain.
Kinda wicked, huh? I've got another one in the works with a vintage clown theme and I'll show it to you soon. Thanks for visiting!
Cheers,
Susan
7 comments:
OMG that is so awesome I love the inside I never would have thought that. Even the little table, omg its so cute or wicked. Love it. I can't wait to see more.
~Patricia
Your altered tin is amazing! I love all the details you added. What a little work of art!
Thanks for sharing! :)
Very cool Susan! I love all of the details that you added - the dollhouse table...girl, you rock! Can't wait to see more!
hugs,
Gini
This might be my favorite ever altered tin!
I love the miniature lair and the layering on the lid ... AWESOME!
Wow!!!! This was really really awesome!! I've never seen anything like it! Love it!!!
Susan, I am so glad you shared, this rocks! Seriously, how do you think up this stuff? You are awesome. I love the tin. Hugs! Jamie
WOW Susan!!! I envisioned what you were doing when we talked about it. I couldn't figure out how all these little bits were going to come together in such a small area. Glad you found the little table. I am utterly amazed. I can't wait to see the circus one.
Hugs,
Kimm
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