ornaments: strathmore watercolor paper, watercolored with ken oliver's color burst in blues and purples and stenciled with silver viva decor glitter embossing paste (damask stencil= tim holtz; medallion=sheena douglass for crafter's companion) inked with colorbox chalk ink and outlined with a faber-castell pitt pen in xs; patterned paper: elle's studio, hambly; glossy white cardstock: paper accents; heart shaped sticky back jewel: eyelet outlet; bling lines: recollections; scraps of silver foil paper and blue seam binding from my stash; adhesives: elmers brand gluetape, 3m foam tape, gluedots |
i particularly love adding glitter embossing paste to ornaments i've painted with color burst, just because the range of colors and contrasts you can get is so awesome. in this case i've also outlined the embossing paste patterns to make them stand out even more. i'm pretty sure you won't be seeing that technique again in conjunction with the super-detailed damask pattern stencil anytime soon because it was fairly tedious to do. but it looks good, so i'm callin' it a win, lol!
it's a "fifth saturday" at sketch saturday, which means we could choose any past sketch between #215 and #396; so i went with #251:
Beautiful...those ornaments shine!
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ReplyDeleteJust the fact you got all those rhinestones straight to hang these gorgeous baubles is a win, win situation with me. LOVE your gorgeous card!
ReplyDeleteLynn
I came your way via Mikeys Mom blog as I saw your very creative blog name and was intrigued. I then read your profile and fell about laughing, love your humour, I eventually got to your art, well anyone who can write like that must be talented and I was correct. What a fabulous card beautifully "gussied up " Absolutely glamorous and gorgeousness certainly abounds here. Have become a stalker sorry I mean follower don't
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Marie
I love the gorgeous colors on those ornaments and the glitter embossing paste - wow!
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