Showing posts with label Dylusions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dylusions. Show all posts
Thursday, July 24, 2014
Page of the Month Class August 2nd
Page of the Month
August 2nd 2pm
Cost $10
Please bring your paper cutter, adhesive, Fire Brick distress ink and Black Soot distress (ink if you have it) and Cherry Pie and London Blue Dylusions ink sprays (if you have them).
Call 618-526-8500 to reserve your spot.
Friday, December 13, 2013
Christmas Canvas
Christmas Canvas
This canvas is inspired from a pin I saw on Pintrest. Here is the link http://www.pinterest.com/pin/99853316708586167/
My canvas is made using rolled up book pages, acrylic paints, modeling paste, Dylusions sprays, My Mind's Eye scrapbooking papers for the gifts at the bottom and jewels on the tree.
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Monday, December 2, 2013
Shine Bright
Shine Bright Canvas
Supplies used:
> 8x10 canvas
> sheet music
> Mod Podge
> assorted paint brushes
> Gelatos
> assorted acrylic paints
> Julie Nutting Mixed Media Doll Stamp by Prima
> Dylan Reaveley Quintessential Quotes stamps by Ranger
> Dylan Reaveley Acrylic Journal Block
> Dylan Reaveley Dylusions Spray Cherry Pie
> extra heavy paper
> old sewing patterns
The first step was to place the music paper onto the canvas. I did this using Mod Podge. After that dried, I added my acrylic paints. I did a wash. (Mixed the paint with a little water).
The next step was to add the doodling on the edge. I used Dyan Reaveley Acrylic Journal Block to make the edge with a black marker. I then filled in boxes and dotted with paint.
On a sheet of extra heavy paper I drew the circle for the sun and the rays. I also used an acrylic paint wash to color these as well. The sun and the rays were adhered with Mod Podge.
The words were stamped next on to the above background. The background was made using a piece of an old sewing pattern adhered with Mod Podge to one of the extra heavy sheets of paper. It was then sprayed with Cherry Pie Dylusions spray and the words stamped onto it. The quote was then cut apart and adhered to the canvas.
One of the last pieces was using the Julie Nutting Mixed Media Doll Stamp. I stamped her on one of the extra sheets of heavy paper with black ink and the cut her out. I used Faber Castell Gelatos to color her in. These work great for this because once they dry, they no longer react with water. I used an old sewing pattern to make the bottom of the dress with a little touch of glimmer paint. She was the adhered to the canvas.
When all put together, this is how it turned out.
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