Hi all, I'm back today with my first design team post for Imagination Crafts.
Every month there is a new challenge over on the Imagination Crafts Challenge Blog with a great prize to spend in the Imagination Crafts shop.
So me & the rest of the design team have created some projects to hopefully inspire you to hop over & join in with the challenge.
Every month there is a new challenge over on the Imagination Crafts Challenge Blog with a great prize to spend in the Imagination Crafts shop.
So me & the rest of the design team have created some projects to hopefully inspire you to hop over & join in with the challenge.
For my inspirational project I've created a card using the Dragonfly & Poppies stencil & Inkadinks in Brights.
I attached the stencil to some white card & drew around the design with a pigma micron black fineliner pen to create an outline.
I then squeezed out small amounts of the red, yellow, orange & green inkadinks & watered them down to use as water colours to paint the dragonflies & poppies as above & used Distress Inks to blend in the background of the sky & field.
I then replaced the stencil & applied clear texture paste through it using a palette knife.
I removed the stencil & applied clear microbeads while the texture paste was still wet.
Once the texture paste has dried to clear, the colours of the inkadinks show through whilst the microbeads add texture & a lovely subtle sparkle.
I didn't really think that any more was needed to finish my card as there is quite a lot going on, so I just matted & layered my design onto red, black & then green card stock before fixing it to my white card blank.
Make sure you pop over to the Imagination Crafts Challenge Blog to check out the fab creations by the rest of the design team & join in yourself.
Thanks again for stopping by.
As always your comments are much appreciated & I'd also like to say a big Welcome to my newest followers, its great to have you here :-) .
Amy x
I attached the stencil to some white card & drew around the design with a pigma micron black fineliner pen to create an outline.
I then squeezed out small amounts of the red, yellow, orange & green inkadinks & watered them down to use as water colours to paint the dragonflies & poppies as above & used Distress Inks to blend in the background of the sky & field.
I then replaced the stencil & applied clear texture paste through it using a palette knife.
I removed the stencil & applied clear microbeads while the texture paste was still wet.
Once the texture paste has dried to clear, the colours of the inkadinks show through whilst the microbeads add texture & a lovely subtle sparkle.
I didn't really think that any more was needed to finish my card as there is quite a lot going on, so I just matted & layered my design onto red, black & then green card stock before fixing it to my white card blank.
Make sure you pop over to the Imagination Crafts Challenge Blog to check out the fab creations by the rest of the design team & join in yourself.
Thanks again for stopping by.
As always your comments are much appreciated & I'd also like to say a big Welcome to my newest followers, its great to have you here :-) .
Amy x
WOW Amy this is utterly gorgeous, congratulations on your DT post at Imagination Crafts, enjoy hun, hugs xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning Amy. Welcome to the team and looking forward to seeing more of your creations.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Linda xxx
Fabulous creation. Love the colours and the way you have used the inkadinks. xxx
ReplyDeleteStunning xx
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous Amy, love the texture you've created. Looking forward to working with you. Carol x
ReplyDeletevery pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh my Amy, your design is just gorgeous, loving the wonderful colours you have used - this is a fabulous first project - well done! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeletethis looks awesome Amy - my fave stencil and you've used it beautifully - love the colours and textures - fabulous! Hugs rachel xx
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! Love the textures and colours, see you soon, Carole X
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous! I love your colourful style and the fantastic ways you use stencils.
ReplyDeleteRebecca.
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