Hello everyone,
and welcome to today's post for UmWow Studio.
I have been playing with some more muted colours in the last few days. Maybe because I am sad that summer is over? Who knows. What I do know is that I thoroughly enjoyed my experimenting.
This art journal spread is an example of this experiment.
The base of this journal spread is a piece of Pattern paper from the Nature Walk series designed by DeeDee Catron. She is so very talented !
Here's how I did it:
I cut the 12 x 12 to size (I actually changed this later as I cut off the white from the left page. Later I decided I wanted the pattern of the splatters to continue...
Next I used some modelling paste through a piece of punchinelle (sequin waste) and dried it gently with my heat gun..
Next I thought it would be fun to use some gilding flakes. I usually avoid using them at all cost as they go everywhere... lol
I think the result was worth it though.
How fab is that ?
Another look...
Next I used some black embossing glitter to colour and coat the heart. It is not really a glitter, more a glint...
After did all that, I started stamping the background, of course I forgot to take more photos... All stamps I used are by VivaLasVegaStamps! (What else?) and I used different colours of Archival ink. The sentiment was stamped on the page directly but I messed up so I stamped it again on a piece of the same paper but turned around; I inked the edges and added some brads and then added it on top of the one I messed up. The flowers in the heart were a piece of ribbon that I was given. It was pink and I coloured it with inks to match the rest of the page.
I glued the pages in my journal and that was that ! I really like how it came out.
I used this chipboard:
Scribble heart and you'll find it HERE
Thank you so much for stopping by today !
Your heart looks rustic not glittery! Love the idea of the flakes over the modelling paste too.
ReplyDeleteJust been enjoying this over at UmWow - the gilded dots are just amazing, and I love the finish on the heart - like charred embers glittering in the ashes.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Absolutely stunning Corrie xxx
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning Corrie xxx
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning effect with the flakes and that heart is also gorgeous - love this.
ReplyDeleteWishes
Lynne