I had a few miscellaneous photos from the King Tut exhibit that didn't fit into the other categories of pictures, so I scrapped them together. The title sprang into my head as I was scrapping, and I thin it reflects the wealth evident in the bottom right photo perfectly. Even King Tut's carrying case for his hunting bow was gilded and intricately carved!
Recipe:
Land of Pharaohs papers (Stamperia)
Almond, Black & Colonial White cardstock
Juniper & Desert Sand ink
Black marker
Ancient Egypt Ephemera book (Ruth Harding - purchased on Amazon)
Juniper washi tape
Bon Bon Hearts & Beetle Black Hearts puffy shapes (Doodlebug)
Craft buttons (from my stash, source unknown)
Frayed Burlap Distress Spritz (Ranger)
Tim Holtz Burlap Layering Stencil (Stampers Anonymous)
Cricut Artiste cartridge: filmstrip
Pattern: Scraplift from A Cherry on Top
Challenges: Let's Craft & Create #220 Anything Goes with optional twist of buttons; A Cut Above Anything Goes with a die-cut (mine was the filmstrip)
3 comments:
Wonderful LO about this unique subject. Love the filmstrip cut file and all of the wonderful details. Thanks for sharing with the June Challenge at A Cut Above.
Fabulius creation! Thank you for sharing with us over at Let's Craft and Create.
~ Sherry DT/Admin xx
I love what you gave created. Thanks for playing along at A Cut Above
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