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Hello everyone! I am very happy to show you my first project for the monthly challenge of A Vintage Journey! Astrid is our lovely hostess for this month and the theme she proposed is Tissue paper !!
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Ho deciso di utilizzare Tissue Paper e Collage Plain per il background della mia cornice! Sono innamorata di questa Dolls e mi piaceva l'idea di utilizzarla come punto focale insieme a questo bellissimo fiore.
Vi lascio le foto con lo step by step e una breve spiegazione!
I decided to use Tissue Paper and Collage plain for the background of my frame! I am in love with this Doll and I liked the idea of using it as a focal point together with this beautiful flower.
Here are the photos with the step by step and a short explanation!
Passo successivo Texture Pastecolorata con Distress paint Pumice Stone e stencil di Tim Holtz su due angoli.
Sugli altri due angoli ho usato la Crackle paste di Decoart.
Per l'interno della cornice ho usato Collage plan timbrandolo con un timbro di Wendy Vecchi che mi piace moltissimo e con l'aiuto del disegno fatto in precedenza ho potutpo incollarlo esattamente dove lo volevo.
I started as always with white gesso after drawing the shape of the frame with a pencil to get the precise idea of where it will be place.
Next step Texture Paste mixed with Pumice Stone Distress paint and stencil by Tim Holtz on two corners.
On the other two corners, I used Decoart's Crackle paste.
For the inside of the frame I used Collage Plain stamping it with a Wendy Vecchi stamp that I like very much and with the help of the drawing I did before I could paste it exactly where I wanted it.
Per colorare il fiore e le foglie sulla Tissue paper ho utilizzato vari Distress Crayons, Distress oxide e Distress Ink pad per colorare i fogli di Heavystock da usare con diverse fustelle di Tim Holtz( come semre la lista dei materiali in fondo al post!).
To color the flower and the leaves on the Tissue paper I used various Distress Crayons, Distress oxides. Distress Ink pads to paint I'll use Heavystock I'll use with different Tim Holtz dies (like the list of materials at the bottom of the post!).
Nelle foto sotto vedete i materiali che ho utilizzato per completare la cornice, gli angoli della tela e la serratura in metallo!
At this point I glued the flower and I moved on to the other embellishments!
In the pictures below you see the materials I used to complete the frame, the corners of the canvas and the metal locket!
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Close ups
Spero vi sia piaciuta la mia tela, grazie per essere passati ci vediamo qui presto!
I hope you'll like my canvas, thanks for stopping by, I'll see you here soon!
Barbara
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Your frame is amazing Barbara - love the textures and colors you used here. Thank you so much for sharing your process with us and welcome to the team.
RispondiEliminaHugs, S@ndy
Oh Barbara this looks absolutely fantastic!! The textures are out of this world, - I love how you coloured the texture paste with paint, and how the brighter colour tones contrast with the more neutral background. It gives such a fabulous effect! I also adore the way the flowers drape around the frame, surrounding that sweet little girl.
RispondiEliminaThanks so much for playing in the challenge!
What a stuning project you have created here Barbara x I absolutely love it xx Wonderful textures and details, with the eye really drawn in to your gorgeous centrepiece/whimsical paper doll xx
RispondiEliminaTFS and huge hugs
Annie x
This is absolutely fabulous, Barbara. Love the design, composition , your use of texture, crackle, colour, tissue/colage paper and of course your sweet little girl that inspired your creativity. A beautiful project.
RispondiEliminahave a lovely weekend x
Such a beautiful make! I love the vibrancy of the colours and the texture that you creatrd looks amazing 😁. The little winged paper doll sitting in the flower is perfect too! Happy Friday and Weekend! Jo x
RispondiEliminaWhat a beautiful project Barbara! I love that little girl as well - and she looks so pretty sitting on that wonderfully colored tissue flower - your paste stenciled bricks in opposite corners are so well done and the flowers on the frame are a lovely mix of colors! xx
RispondiEliminaQuesto pannello lascia a bocca aperta, E' ARTE! è uno di quei quadri che ti catturano, che staresti ore ed ore a scoprire tutte le sfumature, uno di quei quadri che ti restano dentro. Non smetterò mai di stupirmi della tua geniale creatività, che dono meraviglioso hai! Un abbraccio!
RispondiEliminaAn absolutely stunning creation Barbara. You chose the perfect doll so sit on that magnificent flower and the crackled frame is superb! I love the wall in the background too. Really stunning... Hugs, Anne xx
RispondiEliminaApologies, that should read 'cracked background' ...xx
RispondiEliminaYour fairy girl is charming, perched on her tissue paper flower, but it's those trailing vines of wisteria around the top of the frame which have completely won my heart - beautiful! - and your gloriously realistic brick wall texture too. A magical piece.
RispondiEliminaAlison x
Wow, Barbara! I'm pretty much speechless! I love everything about your gorgeous panel from the authentic looking brickwork to the vibrant flower for the paper doll to sit on! (And everything in between.) I love how you've used the die cut flowers! Thank you so much for your step by step tutorial, because there are so many techniques I would like to try. Amazing work of art! Hugs! Sara Emily
RispondiEliminaStunning Barbara! Everything is fabulous, the design, composition, the beautiful beautiful flower! and the brick wall (thanks for the tip about colouring the texture paste ... ) and then the gorgeous little winged paper doll. I could look at this forever! Jennie x
RispondiEliminaThis is beyond gorgeousness!! Wow blows me away with transformation
RispondiEliminaOh Barbara this is wonderful! Such an amazing composition with your bricks and rusty edges and the beautiful purple flowers are just perfect. So happy to have you with us at a Vintage Journey - I have been a fan of your work for a long time! Nikki xxx
RispondiEliminaYour frame is fabulous Barbara! I love the wonderful background with the added crackle and the beautiful elements you’ve added to bring this beauty to life.
RispondiEliminaHugs, Ann xx
Beautiful! I had to come peek to see where you cleverly inserted your tissue paper in this gorgeous design! Love the soft effects of the flowers and the background!
RispondiElimina