Hey there, fellow Colourblasters. I hope your day is a amazing as you all.
Today, I want to share with you, this simple page of, "the Middle Child"- Ethan.
Not a lot of technique involved , I'm sure you'll agree, but the effect is so good!
(It's an absolutely horrendous photo but I scrapped it anyways.)
Starting with heavy gauge Kraft cardstock, I picked a small or finely patterned stencil, and 2 contrasting Colour Pastes- Sienna & Stormy Weather. I smooshed these super light & creamy pastes through my chosen stencil, randomly - why?.... because i can!!!!!
How good does it look!?
After letting this shimmery goodness dry, I grabbed my Colour Shimmer Sprays, in the same colours - Sienna & Stormy Weather,
Using the smooshing or packaging technique, I transferred these seriously cool colours over my stencilled background.
I also applied some splatters over the page too, in the Dusty Charcoal -Colour Shimmer Spray.
Heat tool to the rescue!! Hehehe!
I also applied some splatters over the page too, in the Dusty Charcoal -Colour Shimmer Spray.
Heat tool to the rescue!! Hehehe!
At this point I decided to free draw a black border around the edge of my page.
And then using only a doily, some gold tiny word stickers, a little handmade embellishment I crafted out of some leftovers, a tag and some scrap patterned paper..... a tag, some washi, a flair badge and an acrylic title piece, I discovered in a kit I hadn't used.
So simple but effective, with the help of the Colourblast Range.
Roll up your sleeves girls, and give it a go.
Have a great day. Until next time,
Cheers, Fi x x
And then using only a doily, some gold tiny word stickers, a little handmade embellishment I crafted out of some leftovers, a tag and some scrap patterned paper..... a tag, some washi, a flair badge and an acrylic title piece, I discovered in a kit I hadn't used.
So simple but effective, with the help of the Colourblast Range.
Roll up your sleeves girls, and give it a go.
Have a great day. Until next time,
Cheers, Fi x x
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