It's been a while since I was good and happy with one of my spreads, but I really love how this week's came out. I think the hardest part for me was the paint shading.
Our challenge for this week was to paint in our 3 favorite colors, then stamp thru a stencil over our background. It dawned on me, after I was done with it, that I hadn't used an "image" stamp, but since I love how it turned out, I'm not gonna worry about that little oversight.
So let me get started by showing you what I did, then I will let you know what I used. Here we go.......
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So I started with a background I'd done a few days ago, but I didn't like the paint, so I grabbed my gesso and started fresh. |
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Here's the spread after the paint is finished...I would have been content to leave it like this, but the prompt said do more, so I did. The reason I had trouble with the blending is because for this spread, I went to the tried and true craft acrylics, but you gotta be quick because they dry wicked fast! |
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Here's my first round choices for the stamping thru a stencil. |
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Here's a shot of the page after I went thru the stencil with my stamp. |
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And here's a closeup of one of the stamped spots. |
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And here is round 2...as you can see, I took the pic after I did the stamping, but I was just glad I remembered the damn picture. |
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And here's a shot of my stamp thru this stencil. |
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And finally, round 3 |
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And how it looked afterwards. |
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Here's a shot of the completed spread as a whole. |
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Here's a shot of the left page. |
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And a shot of the right page. |
Now, for all the supplies used...3 colors of craft paint, a sheet of scrapbook paper, Adirondak ink pads in stream and wild plum and a black archival ink pad, 2 Dylusions stamps and one by Prima Marketing, A dylusions stencil and a Heidi Swap stencil. Pretty sure that covers it, aside from the usual glue stick, paintbrushes, fingers and water, lol.
Just a ton of yumminess!!!
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