This paper has been changed/altered...this paper started out as Basic Grey - OBCURE- Yes read it right! Not one of their best sellers. I use gesso a lot when scrapping...so why not on the back ground. We all have paper, when we drag it out or come across it when looking for something else, think....what on earth was I thinking that day when I purchased this!...what was in my head! We all have those moments...... our tastes change or we saved the left overs from a line....
Lets face it...some of us don't through any thing away...thats part of being a scrapper!
So this might make some of us not feel so guilty about it....look on...there is hope for us yet.
Here I used the Tim Holtz movers and shapers to create the title. The paper edges are punched with one of the Martha Stewart deep edge punches. On the above photo you can see on the left hand side the pattern repeated. I made a mask out of a4 printing paper then used it with gesso to have a raised pattern on the back ground. Very faint, but there. The misting pops it.
Hand made flowers. Layered with gesso then sprayed with glimmer mist.
The leaf die is from Magnolia. Cut from the paper that was worked with gesso then painted with crackle paint from ranger-Old paper.
These little heart and swirls are also from Magnolia. Finished the same as above. Only the hearts are painted with Glimmer Mist.
Bling swirls are from Prima. Here you can see I used the Prima masks to trace the pattern with a marker. I sprayed mist to give it a water color effect.
The Dusty Attic chips used are the Mini Butterfly's DA0364
First stamped, misted with Glimmer Mist then painted with glam
All the products used here can be found at www. scrap-delight .com
Except the paper of course...I am sure you also have some of this in your stash.
Good news......
My next post will be a Work shop on this LO. I have been working long hours on completeing the work shop. My skills do not go so far as making a film, so I have done it with photo's...belive me a lot of work! I now take my hat off to all those girls that do this all the time. I should be posting this at the end of the week. All going to plan of course.
I'd love to read your thoughts on it.
I hope you have enjoyed your journey through this post and I wish you all many, many happy scrappy moments and inspiring months to come.
Scrappy love, Susan
oxoxox
Wow - this layout is fantastic. So looking forward to your workshop. I absolutely adore the colours you have used.
ReplyDeleteHi Susan... I love this LO... I have just become a new follower to your blog... Looking forward to seeing more of your lovely work :)
ReplyDeleteOh Susan, I was so very pleased to see you had posted something and it was so worth the wait my friend. Beautifully executed techniques, and I love the strawberry ice cream colored you achieved with the paper and gesso on those glorious flowers. Looking forward to viewing your workshop tutorial. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteWhaaaaaaaa...dit is jou resultaat...ik hoop komende week tijd te hebben om die van mij af te maken..Maar ben bang dat die van mij niet zo mooi zal zijn als deze!!! dit is echt een beauty!
ReplyDeletewauw hij is weer super geworden erg mooi gr janneke
ReplyDeletePrachtig Susan!
ReplyDeleteDe foto is super cute en alles past er perfect bij!
grt, Corina
Hi Susan!! this is amazing.. and the close ups really give an idea of the work and hand made embellies on here.. i love it.. adorable photo and love the softness the punched edges gives.. the misting...really beautiful layout!!
ReplyDeleteAwww, Suz, this layout is totally gorgeous! All the punch work is incredibly beautiful! Your flowers are as always uniquely pretty!
ReplyDeleteHugs ~gerry~
Hay there big sis, its little sis, wow love this page,love all of your work realy and I'm glad you got your blog up and running you have just shown me how to make your flowers they are so awesome I sent Des into town today to buy me Gesso LOL. Cant want till you visit me in Cairns and we can scrap together.
ReplyDeleteLove Cheere