This month's second challenge is a salute to embossing. Embossing folders, heat embossing, embossing paste, embossing punches, you get the picture. I just know you have some kind of embossing something in that outta control stash of yours. Do a little, do a lot just do it and enter your piece in this challenge, and possibly win a prize :)
My layout features my granddaughter Aelyn when she was a wee little pixie. Literally, she was a pixie for Halloween in 2006. I love this pic of her and decided to go to town with the lovely July Swirlydoo's kit of the month, Celestial Summer. Wow what a kit, it featured Blue Fern Studios gorgeous Ombre Dreams paper line! Perfect for a dreamy fairy fantasy. Lovely Petaloo flowers and these adorable resins from Prima. Off the chain friends!
I've also did a step-out so you can see a bit of the process. Oh, and guess what, my tri-pod has mysteriously returned. I found it in the laundry room, so hopefully soon, I'll be doing videos again.
Here is the finished piece -
I used all the flowers from my kit, as well as some from my stash which I embellished a bit more for effect, The chippie title came in from the alpha chippies in the kit. I did the same thing to the alpha as the heart frame. Gesso, mist then emboss. I used a pretty purple butterfly I bought a couple of years ago at the Scrapbook Expo and the green flourish was bought there too, maybe at the same time! I had a small piece left over and thought it went perfect there. The little resin fairy I used some purple silks acrylic that was in the kit, then gesso'd then glued the wing tips and dipped in glitter.
Product List
Blue Fern Studios Ombre Dreams Paper - Joyce's Dream, Charlotte's Dream
Martha Stewart Punch Around The Page and Corner Punch - Lace
Prima Resin - White Fairies
Alpha Chipboard
Melissa Francis Doilies
Creative Embellishments Chipboard - Flourish 10, Heart Flourish
Lindy's Stamp Gang Starburst Spray - Tea Pot Purple, Rusty Lantern Green, Steampunk Sepia, Frozen Jack Frost
Lindy's Stamp Gang Embossing Powder - Orbit Olive, Magic Moon Pearl
Silks Acrylic Glaze - Pretty Peridot, Purple
Stickles - Eucalyptus, Crystal, Icicle
Petaloo - Botanica Collection
Butterfly - stash
Butterfly Printouts
Queen and Co - Felt Border Flourish Green
Distress Ink - Brushed Corduroy
Color Box Pigment Brush Pad - Violet
Well, I hope you like it! I loved making it, I loved Guest Designing for Gloria's rocking challenge blog and I really hope you go check it out and give it a go! I'll be guesting again in October my birthday month which is also my big 50, so be ready :D
Thanks for coming by,
I don't like it I love it. It is perfect for a little princess. The step by step is wonderful and I could not agree with you more on the LSG mists. I just got myself a few more today ;) I love them all. Beautiful treatment on the chippies too. Love how you did this.
ReplyDeleteWhy thank you Val :) I can't get enough of Lindy's it's always a chore choosing what to buy!
Deletewhat a magical and inspired page, its is beautiful. ~Diane
ReplyDeleteThat is one hot and glorious page layout! I enjoyed the tutorial as well. I am in love with the flowers and the sprays and the doilies! You did a wonderful job as our guest dt this month for Craft Hoarders Anonymous! I am so happy to have had you on board!!! Giant hugs! And thank you for your support of the challenge! I appreciate it so much!
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure Gloria! Thank you for the op :)
DeleteJust magic!! Thanks for being a part of the guest dt this month! xo
ReplyDeleteIt was a whole lotta fun :)
DeleteBeautiful work. I love seeing how you went about creating. Thanks so much for sharing your work with us at Craft Hoarders Anon.
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure :)
DeleteThis is one amazing layout! I love the shimmery, sparkle goodness of it. Lovely colors! Thanks for being a guest designer at Craft Hoarders Anmonymous!
ReplyDeleteThank you Glenda! I had a blast :)
DeleteYou sprinkled this lovely layout with fairy dust! It's magical! Thanks so much for being our Guest Designer at Craft Hoarders Anonymous!
ReplyDeleteIt was my pleasure :)
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