Hello sweet friends, just popping by with some more inspiration for
here`s a quick reminder of the theme -
Technique: Add paint in a random way to an acrylic block, then pull a
print from it (as you would if using a Gelli plate!) Use this print as a
background for your project, or cut/die cut the print and use it in any
other way on your project.
I had a great time using -
Dylusions Ink Sprays
and
a sprinkling of Pan Pastels mixed in
to create my mono print on an old book page.
I am an impatient kind of gal when waiting on things to dry . . .
who me?
Yes me, lol!
So out came my heat tool and I have to tell you I looove how the modelling Paste kinda blew and rippled making the most gorgeous touchy feel paper . . . but I have to also tell you that the old book page now feels like a fabric, so very soft now.
The only other thing I added to the background was a touch of polka dots, script stamp and my wonky tonky stitching.
I adore this butterfly by
Unity Stamp Co.
Christy Tomlinson - Through the Changes.
I sprayed a little Dylusions ink onto my craft mat,
then applied it to the stamp with a brush,
finishing with a sprinkling of Metallic Pan Pastel on top
before
popping another book page on top and pressing down, kinda back to front but found it the best way when stamping with inks.
Next I inked the stamp up with a black Archival ink pad and stamped, it shows up the shadows on the stamp.
A little doodle doo and the letters snipped from more book pages gave me my title.
Craft Stampers Blog
for even more inspiration from the team
you will not be disappointed, I promise!
Linking up to my lovely friends with Flair over on the Unity Stamp Co. blog.
xoxoxox
Thank you so much for taking the time to look.
Till next time
Big hugs
Tracy
xoxox
Till next time
Big hugs
Tracy
xoxox
23 comments:
Wow Tracy I love everything about this, the colours, style, texture and the image, just beautiful.
Hugs Linda
Fabulous project Tracy, I love the muted colours and always love using text paper, gives such fab texture! Xx Zoe xx
Tracy, that wonky tonky stitching makes a beautiful frame lol. And it's a gorgeous rippling effect that you have created! The way you discribe it makes me want to reach out and touch it.
Dot x
this is super Tracey - love it xx
Lovely !great background and gorgeous butterfly x
Wow stunning butterfly love the textures you have created another beautiful work of art xx
Gorgeous and I love what happened to the paste, it looks fab! Elizabeth xxx
This is great ...i was looking at this challenge earlier but haven't got any paints :( Maybe something else will come to mind so i join in.
Kate xx
When I first saw this I thought it was a quilt. All of the elements made it so gorgeous, well done.
Very pretty Tracey. I love it. Hugs~Patti
Simply gorgeous Tracy. :)
Oh my.... This is stunning work. Gorgeous in every way, Tracy. :)
oh wow! I LOVE all the texture and the colors
Tracy, this is amazing!! I'm glad you are back on FWF. So inspiring :)
Hiya Kate and thank you!
You could try inks or spray mists...they give great effects too.
Would be great to see you join in.xxxxx
When something makes you want to reach out and run your fingers over it, it's a winner. Your project sure did that to me.
Lovely, lovely butterfly!
Alison xx
What an extremely moving project. Love your textures and muted colors Tracy. Can't help but be moved and inspired by this gorgeous page. Your work is lovely.
Thank you Renee:-) xxx
Thank you so much Dot :-):-):-)
Thank you so much Donna:-) xxx
Wow, what a beautiful project, love it ! :)
Gorgeous butterfly Tracy! I love your texture and colours, great sentiment also!
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