Yesterday was time to add to it.
I thought I'd taken a picture of just the stencilled background, but hadn't. I sealed it with clear gesso as I didn't know then what was going on top, but didn't want the colour to soak into the paste.
The colour is Portfolio pastels, chosen randomly
I blended the colours with a baby wipe, and then spritzed the page with water and dried it.
I loved the reaction of the portfolios over the paste
but it was bright, so I added a coat of white gesso, using not the brush in the picture but my Prima silicone brush.
Stencilled the wildflowers with Paperartsy Little Black Dress paint - Tim Holtz stencil (the big one, not a layering one)
Created a Distress Oxide background on Paperartsy Smoothy card - various bright flowery colours.
Die cut the TH wildflowers
Over the journal, I stencilled (Crafters Workshop) , ringlets stencil in blue and green distress oxide, but it doesn't show up much
so used a stencil brush and pounced some blue and green on as well.
Spent ages gluing the diecuts onto the background, getting very sticky in the process.
Added a border of walnut stain and black soot DO ink to the page.
sound some TH Big Chat stickers for my title/quote and outlined it in a black ecoline pen
Finished page
10 comments:
Another lovely page Helen the background came out lovely x
Great background and the flowers are a welcome addition at this time of year. Glad that your mojo returned! Xx 😊
You are definitely on a roll Helen and this is lovely! Just what I needed to see to brighten the horrible gloomy week we've had here. I love those flowers cut from a DO background. It's such an effective way to use them.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
Gorgeous page Helen. I love how you've used the wildflowers.
All I can say is WOW!!! Ok, maybe also, I love that you didn't waste any paint, either. That made the background even more special. This is beautiful beyond belief.
Ohhh I love that Helen!!! Bugger to stick those down for SURE!!!
Another fab page!
Sorry for the double comment, internet playing up here.
Have a great week!
Oh My! This is wonderful Helen! Love all those layers and colours! Yes, 'appreciate beauty'! Hugs, Chrisx
Great tutorial Helen, love it, Angela xXx
A lovely bright page, the background looks great.
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