Hello every one we are on this months challenge which is say it with flowers I really enjoyed doing this so come along and see how I created this piece
I used
Spellbinder die /clarity gelli card /clarity the other card /pinflair glue gell
Grunge paste / clarity stencil brushes and make up sponge
masking tape /clarity tulip stencil/ and triangle stencil from clarity club
Distress ink pads pine needles / bundle sage /spun sugar / worn lipstick /barn door aged mahogany /Antique linen /mustard seed
/clarity dandelion stamp from members club /fox glove members club
lets get started
Cut your die first using clarity gelli card felt this was stronger fix stencil to die cut then using a piece of masking tape cover where your stalks would go on to the lacy edge apply your grunge paste then allow to dry completely
Fix your stencil back over dry grunge paste apply sun sugar then worn lipstick then when satisfied with this add barn door at he base then aged mahogany till you have right depth
same with the leafs and stalk add your lightest colour buy up the darker from the bottom leaving bit lighter on the ends little bit of the red got on my leafs here but felt this made it
then with different parts masked of with notelets I used the dandelion clock in aged mahogany to added texture then with the pine needles I used the foxglove stamp to add texture to the leafs
with copiers paper I drew around the in side of the die cut out the middle to use this as my mask then with antique linen and clarity brush I gave the bottom of the flowers gave a shadow
added mask to clarity other card using mustard seed went all over with stencil brush /then with bundled sage and the brush diagonal went down every other row till I was happy then I turned the stencil around just one part around stuck down then went over with mustard seed again
till I got this effect which I liked I added this to black card then with pin flair glue gell added my tulips so they stood out
hope you enjoyed this as much as I did come see my blog again for the next entry xx
Happy New Year This is lovely Julie, I like how you have created the background and because you have created a "topper" with the die cut it makes for a great composition x
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ReplyDeleteI love how you have used this tulip stencil. Xx
Happy New Year! A lovely creation Julie, and what a great way to add texture to the petals and leaves. xx
ReplyDeleteThank you lady's happy 2016 to you all x
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year Julie. I love how you have done this. The depth of colour on the flowers and texture is brilliant. Great blog too. Xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Amanda x
DeleteLovely, wonderful idea for the texture, it really makes a difference. Happy New Year.
ReplyDeleteThank you Naomi x
DeleteJulie, I also love the way you have used stamps to give texture to the petals and leaves and such beautiful shading too. A lovely card. Best wishes for the New Year x
ReplyDeleteThank you Lesley x
DeleteHappy New Year Julie! Love your inspirational piece. The tulips really stand out and I like the way you've added the detail to the flowers using another stamp. Great artwork! X
ReplyDeleteThank you Mrs p
DeleteLove the over-stamping on the tulips and leaves, Julie, a great way to add texture. ;~}
ReplyDeleteThank you Shelagh x
DeleteSimple, but stunning design Julie. Beautifully executed too. Xxx
ReplyDeleteThank you Barbra x
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