Oh MY WORD!! It was pointed out that my quote for The Craft Barn Q and L Challenge was wrong. (Thank you Twinkle Toes). So I double checked and had written the quote wrong - sorry all because as I wanted to edit blogger had a moment so I've had to restart all over ROFL.
As you can see the pic above was my original Journal page (complete with error), created with the help of the lovely Darcy's monthly tutorials over at Paper Artsy Blog. I loved the bulrushes and frame she created, so did my own "take" on her page and used several of the techniques she showed us.
I stamped lots of words onto tissue paper.
I used a scraper (grouting tool), to apply acrylic paint in red, yellow, (standard) Amethyst, Dusty Teal, Dolly Mixture and Chalk Fresco paints to the journal pages.
The fun part of tearing the tissue and adding to the painted page.
Luckily I paid attention to Darcy's advice and built my "knocked back" layers of Chalk Fresco slowly and diluted but forgot to use the palette knife to apply - I used that for apply grunge paste later!
I used PS 007 for the flower and bulrushes. The bulrushes were pasted and then reused stencil, once dry to paint using Lumin Arte paint ant trying to shade them! I stamped the birds and reeds from Hot Picks 1005 plate in versafine black onyx ink onto tissue. I managed to contaminate with the Luminaire colours from the bulrushes, so had to quickly colour and stick the image onto the page!! Using PS007 I stencilled with Coloubox eggshell white and clear embossed the lower 2 flowers and transparent sparkled the top 3. It needed colour so off set the stencil to top 3 flowers (Darcy had shown this a few months earlier) and painted using Luminaire Wisteria.
The technique I know I will use again is the edging created using torn paper and Dusty Teal Fresco paint.
The apt quote is here and so I have corrected the original written quote !!!
I had also entered the following challenges
Simon Says Stamp - Anything Goes
Rhedd And Rosies - Anything Goes
Pennys Challenges -Embossing
Craft Hoarders Anonymous - Spray It! Ink It! Paint It! Smear It! Emboss It!
Thank you for dropping by :)
18 comments:
Beautiful page Carol. What a lot of work you put into it, all the stamping and the tissue paper layer is awesome. The bulrushes are fabulous :o)
I hate to be a party pooper, but you forgot to use either Proud or Vintage in your quote ;)
A great journal page...I have that grass with the birds stamp too,its lovely.
Thank you for joining in with our challenge over at Rhedd & Rosies...x
Your page looks fab Carol! Great colours!
Alison x
great page! Many thanks for joining the Rhedd and Rosie’s challenge and good luck!!! Melissa (DT)
This is great, just love that torn edge.
A lovely creation. Thanks for sharing with us at Penny's Paper-Crafty Challenges and good luck.
Mags
x
Love the quote and the step by step for the background.
Beautiful pages - your front colours are stunning,a fabulous background and lovely stamped images!!
Thanks so much for joining Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge
hugs
Heather xx
Lovely page, interesting technique with the stamped papers too!
That's a great page. Thanks for your nice comment on my blog. I didn't take wine lables but cloth lables.
great page
bibiana
Wow!! This is fabulous Carol :-) I love the fabulous details and painting
Gorgeous stamps too. Thank you for sharing the step by step
Hugs Annie x
I cannot find the project you entered for Craft Hoarders Anonymous, so I will comment here. Your mixed media work is wonderful!
Oh I did exactly the same thing with one of my challenge entries - quoted to the wrong part of the song lyrics and so missed out the word that should have been used!!!!!
Love your background piece, it is fabulous and the quote is great too!
Wow, what an impressive bit of rework. I'm super impressed and simply adore the way you used Darcy's technique.
Love the techniques you have used to achieve this, thank you for sharing. glad you were able to amend your quote.
This looks fabulous with really great techniques! Love all the fabulous layers, - just as well you could get it sorted!
lovely layers, and you had twice the fun of ripping the tissue paper :-)
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