Hello everyone!
Today I want to share this project with you all.
Inspiration comes easy when using laser wood embellishments from
I applied gesso to a paper mache book as well as all the embellishments I planned to use.
I used white embossing paste using three different stencils.
I tore strips of paper with gears on it from Tattered Tales and glued them to the sides of the book using Mod Podge.
First I began to cover the spine of the book with words from a dictionary then I changed my mind about it and instead, I cut strips of aluminum cabinet paper.
I used my glimmer mists on the book, keeping clear of the sides.
Used my Silks (spicy tomato) to deepen some of the red areas that I had misted. To deepen the blue/green areas I used acrylic paint, classic teal.
After drying, I used Inka Golds, silver and lava red and blended them around the sides of the the book with my finger.
There's another ULD gear behind the angel and below the red pot.
After it was completely dry, I went over some areas with the silver Inka Gold metallic rub for highlights.
Added some metal embellishments.
Side view.
Front view.
(Aleen's tacky glue was also used on some embellishments.)
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Hope you were inspired!
Thank you!
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Supplies Used
paper mache book, white gesso, embossing paste, glimmer mists (frozen lake & candy apple red), white acrylic paint, classic teal, silks (spicy tomato), Inka Gold metallic rubs (silver & lava red), DCWV Tattered Tales 12x12 paper, Aleen's tacky glue, E6000 fray lock, TH Stencil-hearts, TCW 6x6 stencil designed by Jaime, Heidi Swapp spray stencil, TH ideaology, mini hearts, butterflies, embossing fades, prima flowers, Recollections Frames and resin corners, lace trimming, screen, Beads Landings, small terra cotta pot, Jolee's sticker, Angels, baby mini safety pin, Retro Cafe Art mini scissors, Copic pen R29, metal adhesive and metal studs.
Oh My!!!! This is amazing! I am so impressed, your project is wonderful and thank you for taking so many photos. You really do inspire me.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! I love the colors you used, and this is one of my favorite techniques!
ReplyDeleteThanks ladies! Glad you were inspired!
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