MAKING A FAUX FLATTIE

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maria
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MAKING A FAUX FLATTIE

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Howard's recent work 'duplicating' zinnfiguren--or rather what's more commonly called tin flats or flatties--got me inspired but in a different direction.

I decided to see what was available out there already pre-cut and came across an ETSY dealer who sells little die-cut silohouettes--this one--see photo--she was able to make the size 2 and a half inches for me. You get about dozen of the silhouettes and "backgrounds". I'll be experimenting with these this weekend--I think I can more dimension by layering the pieces--I am out of super fine glitter--white--which I think will work best

I'm also undecided if I will 'color' these in or leave them as silhouettes--we shall see

Anyway see photo below
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Re: MAKING A FAUX FLATTIE

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At least you don't have to get out the Xacto knife. . . :-)
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Re: MAKING A FAUX FLATTIE

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Yes indeed I am world-renowned for how dangerous I am with an exacto-knife, lol.
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