For this post I started with: 1 sheet printer paper,
Royal Fuchsia wash (paint, water & matte medium), Yellow, very pale light
Green, White Pigment Ink, White Embossing power, soft paint brush, make up
sponge/ wedge, a rubber texture thing for putting texture on clay / fimo, a 12
x 12 inch paper stencil, a 6 x 6 inch plastic stencil – and don’t forget to let
all layers dry between and the Heat Gun grand finale.
Painted the white paper with the wash, first in one
direction then the other (kinda linen looking)
Using a makeup wedge Stenciled on the yellow
A clean makeup wedge - Stenciled on the pale green
Stamped white ink with the rubber texture thing over half the
page, then added the embossing powder while the ink was still wet, then stamped
the other half and again sprinkled the embossing powder. Tapping the paper off
& returning the un-stuck powder back into the bottle.
Finally used the Heat Gun to melt & set it. Yummm pretty
Happy Art’ing Y’all
6 comments:
Wow, this paper is so beautiful!
Thank Rein :-) you brighten my day
the paper looks like something you would buy in a patterned paper pack. Beautiful and thanks for sharing.
canadianrobin
Beautiful Jamie! Where did you get that blue rubber texture thingie?
Oh my! This is Bea-U-TI-fUL!!!! Thanks for sharing how you created this!
Thanks Y'all.
Gina, I've had it for a few years, but most likely on the fimo / clay aisle at Hobby Lobby OR Michael's.
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