and welcome to another project for AALL & Create. Today I have used lollypop sticks to make a little wall decoration. I have used 10 sticks; 8 laid out together and two glued at the back across to keep them together.
And here is how:
After I glued the two sticks on the back of the front eight, I added texture paste with this stencil. I then added a layer of white gesso and after that dried I played with Infusions, Nuvo sparkling powders and some of the Cosmic Shimmer powders.
After all that dried I added some stamping. I also added staples in every stick because of all the water I used and then heating with the heating tool the glue came undone.
of course I had to tone it down with white paint and a brayer...
Next I cut this out and added green Versafine Clair ink..
I added clear and green embossing powder in separate layers. I like the result.
I added more stamping and also white splatters with a paint pen. I also put some green ink over the white paint, not sure if I like it.
Here I have added the die cut pieces.
I decided to use one of these little girls as a focal point so I stamped her and coloured her with my Copic Markers. I also stamped the sentiment from the Puppy Toys set.
And here is it all put together. I added more white paint with a dry brush method behind her to make her stand out more. You can still see all the texture and some of the colour.
I hope you enjoyed my process. I have used the following AALL & Create products:
Stencil:
#113 - Lotza Squares
Stamps:
#372 - Textured elements by Olga Heldwein
#338 - Background Noise - Janet Klein
#375 - Reverse Squares - Autour de Mwa
#344 - Puppy Toys - (Sentiment only) by Janet Klein
#356 - Flower Market by Janet Klein
Die:
#21 - Number crunching by Bipasha BK
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Love the texture and the colours. Great job again!
ReplyDeleteyour attention to detail is wonderful. Beautiful project!
ReplyDeleteSweet art deco, Corrie! Clever fix with the staples. Mwah!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful way to use those sticks, Corrie...you're such an inspiration. I can hardly wait to use this, 'cause I've got a ton of sticks just sitting around that were obviously waiting for your post. xo
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