Today I Created | A 3-D House for the first Triple Play Blog Hop Thursday
This was my first experience using the Sizzix ScoreBoard dies by Eileen Hull and I can see the wonderful possibilities. I decided to try some unusual chipboard to use as the basis of my 3-D House project.
I found some old LP records in my attic recently so I dug through them and found John Lennon's Double Fantasy album. He was such an icon of music and peaceful protests that I knew I could create something with his album cover.
I had to be a little creative to die cut the shape so that both John and Yoko's image could be clearly seen once the house was assembled.
After most of the house was built but before gluing on the roof, I attached the wire so that it curved in a graceful bend. Next I used Photoshop to print images of butterflies that I found on the Graphics Fairy blog and carefully cut them out. I arranged them by color so that they start off in shades of blue/green and rise up to orange. I attached the butterflies onto the wire to appear as if in flight from the door up to the rooftop.
My Triple Play Blog Hop project is a tribute to John Lennon and the magic of his message that is still relevant today.
Please click on the Triple Play Blog Hop button on the right to continue to view the work of other designers and their creative use of this same 3-D House die. And next Thursday we will be featuring the 3-D Twist Cube die.
You SLAY ME!!! This made me gasp with delight, Lynda. So creative.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the way you think!
ReplyDeleteTHis is fantastic. I love your unique tribute to one of my favorite songwriters.
ReplyDeleteawesome!! My teen son and i are big Lennon fans!! I bet John himself would love this!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tribute and a great project!!
ReplyDeleteThat's really cute. Love the Beatles!
ReplyDeleteThis makes my heart sing! You have created a beautiful tribute!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea, so unique and almost whimsical.. in a cool way!
ReplyDeletewhat a great way to show your love for John
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Teri
OMG.. this is amazing... I love the idea... stunning!
ReplyDeleteTotally unique and cool concept - and I've been a Beatles fan for a long, long time!
ReplyDeleteLynda- love your use of the photo- what a cool idea! So glad to have you on the hop. You rocked that house- thanks!
ReplyDeleteWow! great idea to use an album cover. Love all the butterflies!
ReplyDeleteNow this... is clever! Love your style!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing design. I love it!
ReplyDeleteVery creative! Graphics Fairy is one of my favorite blogs.
ReplyDeleteLove the butterflies. Great design
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and such a tribute to peace! I love the butterflies, and the way they all look as though they are taking flight with Johns music!
ReplyDeleteOMG...finally something cool to do with my old album jackets (yes, i'm still holding on to them). Those butterflies on the wire is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow love the butterfly's!!! TFS!!
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Rexann
so pretty and unique! I love the flight of the butterfly's!
ReplyDeleteWOW... super idea to use the album cover. The butterflies are perfect with the them... TFS!
ReplyDeleteLynda, in the flurry of the launching hop, I didn't read closely enough to see it's an album cover which makes it even more amazing! Love it...
ReplyDeleteI am grateful for talented people, like you, who create beautiful things:)
ReplyDeleteThis is really inventive! I am totally blown away. I love this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the contrast between the black and white images with the swirl of colorful butterflies--wow!
ReplyDeleteA very unique project, the butterfly swirl looks amazing.
ReplyDeleteYou are so creative...what an Amazing project :)
ReplyDeleteHow amazing!!! You are so creative! Thanks for linking this up to Brag Monday.
ReplyDeleteOh your peaceful, peacefilled house is an honorable tribute! Mahalo for sharing your butterflies idea. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow! This is stunning! I seemed to have missed a whole section of houses last week - I can't believe I missed this. Amazing work!
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