Showing posts with label Alterable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alterable. Show all posts

Monday, 17 February 2014

What do you get when you mix a PaperArtsy Triple Icon, Dylusions Stencil, Sheena Douglass' Honesty Stamp Set, Fresco Finish Paint and Me?





I came across one of Leandra's PaperArtsy videos and loved how she used the fresco paints and the Triple Wood Icon's she sells on her online store.

I think the stamps and items she sells are absolutely fantastic and versatile.  I bought the Fresco Chalk-effect Paints and can't get over the incredible opacity of the paler colors and them the translucency of the darker tones.

But the piece de resistance is the crackle laze gel.  OMG!! I have never seen crackle (and I have quite a few) work anywhere near as well and so quickly.  Traditionally you have to apply a thick layer 2mm approx and then wait for it to dry over a few hours.

Not the Fresco Finish Crackle Glaze!!  Paint a dark colour and dry it then apply a very thin layer of the crackle gel and then scrape a good bit off.  It can be heat dried and when it is completely dry apply a thick coat of paint in a contrasting and lighter colour ove the crackle.  You have to work very quickly and in one direction as the cracks happen immediately.  Stunning effect and I don't think I'll see anything to beat it for a long time to come.





Supplies
PaperArtsy Wood Triple Icon
Grunge Paste from PaperArtsy
Fresco Finish Paint
Fresco Finish Crackle Glaze
Sheena Douglass Honesty Stamp (a little bit magical collection)
Dylusion Stencil 9x12
Silks Paint
Flower Soft
Viva Decor Stamp Paint and Ferro Paste
Sizzix Vintaj DecoEmbos
Vintaj Blank
Crafters Workshop Bricks Stencil
Lindy Stamp Gang Magicals
Luminarte Primary Elements Wintermist Grey






1.   Apply Ferro paste through the leaves vine on the sides and top of the icon

2.   Once dry paint Magenta and dry then apply a very, very thin film of crackle glaze and dry
3.   When dry apply mermaid over the entire centre panel of the icon in one direction


4.   Start blending colours so purple, pink, blue and when it is blended to your satisfaction allow it to dry.





5.   Stamp the lady from the Honesty from Sheena Douglass' Lil Bit of Magic Collection onto the wood panel itself
6.   Fill in the the lady with Viva Decor Stamp paint in greens and gold and brown for the hair silver for her diadem.
7.   Stamp the same image on to a thick 300gsm+ white card and paint her with Silks purple shades, brown hair and apply flower soft flock so she appears to wear a circlet of roses and baby's breath
8.   Adhere the 2nd lady slightly behind the first on foam to give it depth










10. Apply Grunge Paste through the brick stencil and paint with Primary Elements Wintermist Grey o the lower right and upper left
11. Apply two little acetate foiled butterflies from Hunkydory to the right on the bricks on the right and on the vines on the left


12. Using a 1" Vintaj Circle blank and run it through the Big Shot machine using the 'Moonlight' DecoEmboss to abstractly emboss the moon and wispy clouds and then paint it green, and amethyst with the Vintaj paint
13. Adhere it the the upper right

That's it really, and I think it came out nicely snd I really enjoyed making it which is really the primary and most important reason for doing things like these.
I haven't made up my mind what to do for the outside but be assured that it will be another post for another day.

That's all

((Hugs))

Celina

                                     




Wednesday, 5 February 2014

All Hail Moldable Film and Fibre

 Angelina Fusible film and fibre and Fantasy Molding Film and Fibre is something that I have had in my arty crafty arsenal for a long long time and I bought it a couple of years ago initially and had great fun with it for a while and then when I had used it all up, I kept meaning to buy more and when life got in the way as it does, I kept forgetting until I forgot all about it completely LOL!!

















Blue Fire Fantasy Film with Lindy's Stamp Gang Venus Violet Blue Embossing powder 
Tim Holtz Stampers Anonymous Cling Stamp


Then a stange thing happened.

I was clicking my way around youtube as I often do (I have the attention span of a fruitfly when I'm bored) and I clicked on a video that I had seen before and it was about one of the ways you can use Angelina/Fantasy Film or Fibre.  She made really cool pendants using embossing powder, UTEE, glass and fantasy film.


You can stamp it, sew it, even wash it.  It only bonds to itself and fibre and you can keep the excess and bond it to more of itself and there is no waste at all.
abc
a. b. and c. are all done with the same film and embossing powder and PaperArtsy Hot Picks Mini Stamp but they all look different because of the ink pad or stamp paint
(a) is with Brilliance Silver Pigment ink (b) is actually Viva Decor Stamp Paint (Post on this fun line to follow and (c) is with Brilliance Platinum ink pad

So these are a few of the ones that I have made using different colours and Stamps and Different inks I used.
Up Close

 2x2 inch glass PaperArtsy Hot Pick stamps

I found my old stash of film and even fibre (after ripping my art room apart looking for it) and played, and played and played!!!!  It was so much fun and I really enjoyed the process and wanted to make many more eclectic pieces until well ... I used it all up :( .  So what I did then, is what I normally do.  I went online and bought some Angelina film and fibre from Claritystamps.co.uk and found out where I could get the same kind of Fantasy film and found it with the ArtGlitter.com and they had so many more colours and I bought 1 of every colour and it even comes in 20 inch wide in the Aurora for wearable art.  So cool!!!  It was super fast on the delivery as well from both web sites.












This is 1.5x1.5 glass and frame and I used I think a Hero Arts cling stamp and clear embossing ink pad. I love the subtle effect the clear ink gives this piece



Supplies
1. Fantasy Film
2. Clear UTEE
3. Embossing Powder (dark colours are best)
4. Ranger Memory Glass (2x2 1x3 1.5x1.5)
5. Memory Frames (not essential)
6. Versamark or any clear embossing ink pad
7. Stamp that is bold and not too detailed

Now to make;

1. press glass slide into ink pad and make sure it is completely coated and pour dark embossing powder and return excess to jar and melt with heat tool repeat this at least 3 times.
2. cut a piece of film approx 2x the size of the glass and scrunch it up as much is possible and leave to one side
3. once the powder is dry on the glass and cool to the touch press the embossed side of the glass into the inkpad and un-scrunch the film and press into the embossing powder
4. heat with the heat tool and it will shrivel the film but don't be afraid and let it cool down again
5. once the film is cool to the touch press the ink pad into the film and pour UTEE onto it and pour the excess into the jar and repeat step 1 two more times.
6. ink up the stamp with any sort of permanent archival ink that you want to use.  I used Brilliance Silver that takes a good while to dry because the Staz-on just wouldn't do what it was told to do and press very firmly into the UTEE whilst it is still hot.
7. once it has cooled down angle your scissors slightly and cut off the excess around the glass and slide into a memory frame.  

It's so fun and I gave them to a few of my aunts and they seemed to like them.

I'm putting the film on everything and anything and it looks fantastic!  Really does live up to its name.

That's all for today.  Let me know if you like what I made using just one truly fun technique.

I hope you are all well where you are and take care of yourselves.

((Hugs))
1x3 This has a little fibre under the film and gives more depth

They make great key chains & its portable art
I love that the stamps look a little celestial

 
Celin

Tuesday, 14 January 2014

Lindy's Stamp Gang January Colour Challenge

This is my entry for the January colour challenge.  
I thought it looked drab and for a few days I was not going to do an entry.  That is until I remembered the Once Upon a Time series specifically the Season 2 premiere where Aurora wakes up from her sleep.  I knew that my niece would love this theme and so I became inspired.  She is fifteen since the 9th and although I had given her money I decided to make her something as well.

I bought a wood hanger from CardznScrapz. Then I ran away with it!!

Viva Decor Graphite Ferro Paste  (a fantastic gritty structure) that dries quickly and can be painted and sanded and easy to use.

I painted it with white paint and dried it with a heat tool.
Then I got to work and as my three year old says "Oh! What Fun!!".
The fabulous products I used from Lindy's Stamp Gang are
Bodacious Blush spray and magicals
Gag Me with a Spoon Gray spray and magicals
Cleopatra's Copper embossing powder
Silver Moon Mistletoe embossing powder
Queen Sheba Silver embossing powder
Gag Me With a Spoon Gray and Bodacious Blush Glitter
Fusible Webbing which is really fun to play with.
Lindy's Stamp Gang Side Swirl Accents Large and Small (I love these as they are simple and aesthetically pleasing on any project.)
Prima Flowers and Resin Fairy
Versa Mark Frost Embossing Pad
Prima Brads
Prima Junkyard 

Memory Box Alphabet Dies Uppercase and Lowercase  

Golden Acrylic Paints for a base.

I painted the entire hanger white once the Ferro had dried. 

I painted it alternating between Burnt Sienna and Alizarian Crimson Hue and Gray made up of Carbon Black and Titanium White.
I painted up a lot of layers of Magical Gag Me with a Gray Spoon and Bodacious Blush which I had barely dipped with water. 

I layered the colours so many times that the colours became opaque.  Then to blend the edges I sprayed more of the colours all over. When it dried I put the webbing in a few areas and used the heat gun to make it look lacy (slightly) and put a little Cleopatra's Copper and Queen Sheba Silver and heat embossed it.
I put the glitter on the LSG accents and let them dry.


I sprayed and painted the Prima Flowers with the LSG sprays.
I layered them with the Junkyard Findings and brads and dried everything.


With the fairy I applied the Versamark pen and used the Cleopatra Copper for the dress. I embossed the wings with a tiny amount of the Cleopatra Copper and Silver Mistletoe.
I die cut the uppercase and lowercase letters and embossed with Silver Mistletoe and adhered everything to the hanger.
I think my Niece will like it.
I hope you tell me what you think, I would love some feedback.
That's all for now
((Hugs))
Celina