Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Simon Says Guest Designer Tomorrow!

Good Morning Everybody!

Please join me tomorrow over at Simon Says Stamps blog to see my Guest Designer project and tutorial!

I was honored with being the guest designer for Simon Says Stamps this week!  Thanks Simon Says!  I had a blast with this challenge!!  The challenge for the design team was....To craft a project with heart.  So, I took it to heart and made a Tricycle Heart with mini....

Here's a sneak peek... 



A fast and easy altered art heart with a steampunk feel.  The heart box glides along on three pulley wheels.  Once the Bead Chain is “unhitched”, the inside reveals a little mini book perfect for pictures and memorabilia.

For more pictures and a tutorial on how to make this, please visit Simon Says Stamp's blog tomorrow morning, Wednesday, November 28th.

Thanks For Coming By!

Jim
The Gentleman Crafter

28 comments:

  1. Oh my! What a bunch of steampunky goodness! Looking forward to full details tomorrow.

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  2. The whimsy of this piece is just amazing! I don't know how you manage to fit all of your fabulous ideas into one little head. I guess that's why you wear the top hat...to keep them from flying away. Seriously, Jim....you are crossing the border line from crafter to artist! I am so impressed!

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  3. Lovin' the steampunk heart and looking forward to the full reveal tomorrow, Jim! I'm thinking somehow your day must have more hrs in it than our 24-hr day. How do you do it?! lol

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  4. Oh what a fun and whimsical piece of art! I am definitely looking forward to all the details tomorrow! Jim, you are just the best!

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  5. Lol this is amazing I think it is wonderful it is quirky fun I love it can twain to see more details gosh do you have an amazing artistic crafty brain Hun

    Hugs Wendy

    Wendy

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  6. AWESOME! I love it Jim, can't wait to see the inside. Sorry to bring up your balding head, but I think I figured it out. You can't keep hair on top of your head because your mind is going 24/7 and the steam coming out of your head prevents the hair from growing. HA! Just my theory!

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  7. It is always such fun visiting your blog. Steampunk is wonderful and your heart project is just beautiful. It is so imaginative. Love the "break handle" kind of piece--your imagination is over the top great.

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  8. Oh what FUN!!! I love this piece!! Can't wait to see the rest of it tomorrow. You never cease to amaze me!!

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  9. Completely fantastic project... looking forward to seeing what's to come...
    Alison x

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  10. Jim, this is just fabulous! It is always so amazing to see where you mind is traveling next :)

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  11. W O W!!!!!!! This is awesome! I wish I could just climb into your head and stay there for a bit...just to see how it works....lol....you are an amazing artist.

    I bow to your creativity Jim....thanks for sharing!

    Hugz

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  12. Ps tomoro is sooooo far away! Can't wait to see th rest

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  13. Looks fab Jim. very creative and inspiring.

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  14. Can you possibly get better, I am so impressed by everything you make. You are truly an artist!

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  15. your heart tricycle is so cute...can't wait to see more tomorrow

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  16. Oh Jim... this is ...um um ... I can't find a word ! I love it can't wait to see the "tut". Love the pulley wheels, the wings, Way cool !!

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  17. You never cease to amaze me! Another winner!

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  18. Oh my Jim, you have been busy. I take a few days off, and just love all the goodies you have come up with. I enjoyed the Turkey so much, I can't wait to try my hand at the Christmas tree. I actually used a MS Punch on my turkey's rosettes, and found that it was much easier to punch the strips before scoring so that I could actually score down the centers of the punch pattern which is a little more then a half inch. That meant I had to move the paper slightly each time I scored, ( a little more effort), but so worth it in the end. I will probably do the same on the tree, and definitely seperate the layers like you did. Enjoyed the video with your Mom and Ceasar. Love your Mom - she is so cute!!!!! Thanks for the sneak peek of your altered heart on wheels. So darn cute, can't wait to see tomorrows blog.
    Marcie

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  19. You continue to dazzle! Mad talent

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  20. This is beyond awesome!!! You are just so talented!

    Also, I just started watching YouTube videos by a card maker that is connected to Simon Says. Strange coincidence. :)

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  21. Very cute, it has the little cogs in my brain turning. Can't wait to see the tutorial!

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  22. Love Love Love this one Jim. I wonder if the mini book will be heart shaped too.

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  23. Love, Love, Love this! Again another great project. Will definitely have to try this one. I have a set of those pulley's that i have been dying to use.

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