ALTERED PRINTERS TRAY
Quietly, quietly in the background, while I have been playing at poetry, I have been beavering away at altering this Printer Tray. It measures 11.5 x 19 inches and is the largest art I've ever tackled. I started with great enthusiasm, then got stuck for a while, but kept at it. Kept filling the waste paper basket with disasters until the thrill of making it grabbed me all over again and then, suddenly, every aperture was filled and I could stop holding my breath, hoping it would all come together ... done.... Next!
Penny it fabulous! You've achieved a wonderful vintage/steampunk crossover look both with the colours and the stamps you've used :) x
ReplyDeleteThis is SPECTACULAR!!! I absolutely love it. What a lot of work, and it surely paid off. Hurray! Now, what will you do next???
ReplyDeleteSo great you kept at it, this is wonderful. Now a bigger tray? xox Corrine
ReplyDeleteAnd what a fab job you made of it! Love it, Penny x
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to use these boxes - I have often seem them around and wondered what could be made of them. Glad I found your blog - an interesting mix of words and art. Will be back for more.
ReplyDeleteOh my! This is wonderful, Penny, and well worth the time and effort you spent on it. I LOVE your colour scheme, and each little box is so interesting - I tried to pick out a favourite one but there were too many favourites!
ReplyDeleteYes to 'next'!
xx
Penny
ReplyDeleteI am completely in awe of your creation.
Astonishing work.
I could sit and study this for an age.
Bravo!
Wishes
Lynne
Wow, this is fabulous Pen. It must have taken you ages with so much detail. Definitely worth all your hard work; it looks great!
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible, dear Penny! I love everything about it. Wow!!!!
ReplyDeletethis is great..they do take ages to fill dont they..hope you have this hanging somewhere special
ReplyDeleteWow, it is wonderful! Great job! Sometimes I have to stop in the middle of a project too. And sometimes I NEVER get back to it. Glad you did on this project!
ReplyDeleteThis is huge.......and it looks gorgeous. I made one this year but not quite so big as yours and loved every minute of it. Annette x
ReplyDeleteLOVE LOVE LOVE. This is just stunning!
ReplyDeleteOMG, Pen, this is such a gorgeous work of art!! Bravo!!
ReplyDeleteYou finished it!! It looks absolutely fantastic Pen! xx
ReplyDeleteOh Penny ! I'm going to keep popping back & peeping at this lovely creation. Love the colours the designs... love it totally. Well done !
ReplyDeleteYour persistance has paid off, Penny. Your printer tray is just amazing. I love the touch of steampunk about it.
ReplyDeleteOh yes! Your printer tray did come out fantastic! I love each window, everyone filled just right with a great composition. well done!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Terri
this is just spectacular, Penny! I want to spend more time looking at each and every opening, so i'll be back-!
ReplyDeleteCame to have another look, as there is so much to see! I just love all the tiny details in each compartment. Hope everyone enlarges it to see it properly.
ReplyDeleteI love your printers tray, wonderful colours and so much to see, superb! Mx
ReplyDeleteFascinating project.
ReplyDeleteLove your printers tray!! It looks just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
XO Marie
WOW!! What a beautiful piece of art you've created Penny!...each compartment so fantastically done! Soooo much too look at.
ReplyDeleteI love creating with shadow boxes, printers trays etc... your one is Fabulous!!
Jan x
Thanks Pen for your visit and lovely comment...
ReplyDelete....and it's always nice to see you too. :)
I've just recently finished having fun, altering another printer style tray...will be blogging about it in the next few days..... Just adore yours!!.... I had to come back for another peek! ;)
Jan x
This has turned out fabulous Betsy - what a transformation!
ReplyDeleteHi! I looked also your older postings. Love your works and such beautiful poems!
ReplyDeleteTuire xx
This printers tray is fabulous Penny! Love all the details and I'm sure it was a labor of love! Bravo.....it's truly wonderful!!!
ReplyDeleteStunning.
ReplyDeleteGood thing you hung in there... it looks great!
ReplyDeleteGlad to see I'm not the only one who has to persevere at times! It's turned out great :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful work .. next indeed! :-)
ReplyDeletethis is so TOTALLY awesome, thanks for showing!!
ReplyDeleteYou made unigue printer. So stunning, Penny!
ReplyDelete:)
SO SO beautiful!!!!!!!
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Oxana
Wow, wow, wow,Penny!!! Can't believe my eyes! Soooooo beautiful, each aperture is a masterpiece! Love it! Can't stop watching :)
ReplyDeleteLove the printers tray, ATC's and 75p 'inchie' frame! Also enjoyed looking at the fab old photo's on your other blog. What a blessing you have found them, they truly are amazing, as are the stories that go with them. Also thanks for visiting my blog and taking time to comment it is much appreciated! Sue x
ReplyDeleteI love what you did!
ReplyDeleteIt has a timeless quality to it and so much detail!
Amazing!
What a lovely creation you have made, putting your time in hibernation to good use.
ReplyDeleteReally love your work here! It's fantastic :)
ReplyDeleteWhat's great project - I love what you have done with it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for leaving a comment on my blog. :)
Barbara
Wow Penny!!! That was some job wasn't it! There's so much to look at and it's all brilliant, what a fantastic piece of art and well worth the time and effort you put into it xx
ReplyDeletesuch a brilliant piece of work and a great project.
ReplyDeleteI love this tray and the colours - great job. I bought one a couple of months ago and it is sitting in my ' to do' pile - hope I make half as good a job as you have.
ReplyDeleteThanks also for visiting my blog and your kind comments on my winter canvas - very much appreciated.
...and while I'm here I had a look at your photos and my Dad was another bathroom amateur photographer, in fact my sister fell in the bath full of cold water while watching his work ha ha.
OH MY! OH MY! OH MY! I so love this! It is amazing what you can do with scrap paper. You have truly turned this into a treasure!
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Becky
Love the way this came out! So glad you pushed yourself to finish it. I often have to do that too, but am so glad in the long run.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
All my best-
Ingrid
P.s. Many thanks for your kind words about my work!
This looks fantastic. One of my fav pieces ever has been making a painters tray! Love how this turned out!
ReplyDeleteMy gosh, this is amazing! Beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteFAN-TAB-U-LOUS!!! All the anxiety was worth the end result! Love it.
ReplyDeleteThanx for stopping by my blog and leaving your cawments...much appreciated.
What a wonderful printer;s tray!1 Love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is a wonderful piece. All those elements coming together, perfection.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and kind words. I really love your poety. you are so talented. your art work is very good. Keep at it. You obviously have it.
ReplyDeleteThis is SO beautiful!!! Absolutely elegant - each little section a work of art. What a great inspiration, thank you. And thank you for the sweet congratulations as well, xoxo
ReplyDeleteYour printers tray is stunning and each section stands alone yet it works as a whole. I love the natural look of it with just the accents of colour. I spy some Lost Coast Stamps I must have too!
ReplyDeleteJo x
a beautiful piece!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your nice words about my blog, and so fun to see you that you find me :-) I've been bad at updating the blog recently, I've grown tired of blogging after 5 years. I have my photos on flickr if you want to watch more.
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Now I will take a look at your blogs / Gunnel
Thanks for visit and nice comment on my blog, wow what a fantastic printers tray, so many wonderful details to look at, have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteAnni
Penny, this is such beautiful crafting.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous artwork! Everything meshes, and the little wheels (gears?) give a 3-D effect, a bit of whimsy and asymmetry. Loved it, thanks, Penny! Amy
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What a fantastic project! This printers tray looks awesome, Penny!
ReplyDeleteGaby xo
WOW dear Pen
ReplyDeletewhat a triumph...fab details...I bet it is especially brilliant in person!
oxo