This week UmWowStudio is swapping and blog hopping with Avery Elle stamps and May Arts! There's lots of prizes to be had, not to mention lots of inspiration so come join in! There will be new projects everyday at all three of the blogs.....
I knew I wanted to use the UWS Ray Background on this page. Again, in trying to get a more organic feel, I painted the chippie with gesso then with Kroma crackle medium. I painted them with Color Shine and tapped PearlEx powder to fill in the grooves.
I stamped the background with the cool Avery Elle sun stamps from the Bright Days collection and used the May Arts Webbed Weave Ribbon as a stencil with high gloss gel medium.
Next, I painted with watercolors. I made pink enamel dots by stamping with the small circle stamp from the Bright Days set then covering the circles with Glossy Accents (beware, drying time is quite long!).
The final details and touches included fun flair from UWS, little chevron arrows stamped out from Avery Elle and the pink cord loops from May Arts around my enamel circles.
Thank you so much for visiting my blog! I hope you had fun....!
Supplies:
UWS Ray Background
Avery Elle Bright Days
May Arts Webbed Weave Ribbon
May Arts Waxed Cord
So much texture absolutely stunning, I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteWow, how fun this is!
ReplyDeleteLove all the techniques
you used on it.
Carla from Utah
This is really cool! I love all of the texture and the colors are pretty! TFS!
ReplyDeleteLove your blue suns! And it is a great idea to make homemade enamel dots! Very inspiring!!
ReplyDeleteWow, the colors in your layout are so beautiful!I love the pink cord loops too.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE Alice in Wonderland and this layout definitely has a topsy tervy feel! Love it! The ray chipboard is just awesome!
ReplyDeleteHow fun and whimsical. I LOVE the textures on the chippies!
ReplyDeleteVery cool and yes I think it is very organic and dreamy. I really love the idea with the glossy accent dots and the texture you've manage to get on the chipboard.
ReplyDeleteLinda