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Compendium of Curiosities 2 - Configuration Box Time

So for this technique chosen for this week’s CC2C Challenge on the Studio L3 blog is the Configuration Box The instructions for the technique can be found on pages 33 and 34 of Tim Holtz’s book Compendium of Curiosities Volume 2.

Well this is a work in progress, but I love everything so far what I did was fun and I put all my heart in to it. So this will be my first Tim Holtz configuration box and I embellish some using personal and childhood little things I found here and there in my closet. I've handmade Polymer Clay Figures made by myself, as you all know all love skulpting and playing with polymer clay. The paper I used was from the 12x12  Vintage Treasures from COLORBOK and then I use some of the Tim Holtz 12x12 Holiday Collection as well. The Tissue Paper was made by myself with Tim Holtz Stamps. So I hope you all likethis configuration box as much as I do :)













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  1. JaneJuly 10, 2012 at 10:00 PM

    Oh so darling! I can see you had as much fun as I did. Thank you for sharing your project!

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    1. EmeralDQueenJuly 11, 2012 at 6:20 AM

      Hello Jame, oh I certainly did. Thanks for stopping by :D

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  2. Donna GibsonJuly 12, 2012 at 8:48 AM

    This turned out lovely! The background papers you used go together so well. I love that you're leaving it a work in progress so that you can add personal items going forward!

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    1. EmeralDQueenJuly 12, 2012 at 9:22 AM

      Hi Donna, thank you so much, I really like the paper I've worked with is very vintage and I hope to filled this box with my personal memoirs is just so nice to have a little box full of little treasures :D

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