Aussie Bushland Adventure by Charmane Koch

 Happy whatever day it is today! LOL! Hoping everyone is getting some much needed relaxation time between Christmas and New Years! It's that time of year you don't know what day it is, what you are supposed to be doing & who you are! Ha ha!

Today I am sharing with you a layout I created using the fabulous amazing NEW Aussie Bushland Collection - this one was an extra layout I created while playing for the Magazine that goes along with the subscription!

I have coloured some torn cardboard by firstly applying gesso, then once dried I have coloured with Fern Shimmer Dust and Sienna Mica powder. Set aside to dry.

I also have stamped some of the Road Signs stamp and the kangaroo from the Wildlife onto tissue paper. I have die cut the leaves using Kraft and white cardstock from the Aussie Leaves Metal Die.

Using Gel Medium I have stuck down the kangaroo stamped onto the tissue paper onto the cardboard that I had coloured. I added more Fern to the leaves behind the kangaroo and I also coloured the kangaroo using tan. I didn't like how it turned out so I stamped another kangaroo onto White cardstock and cut that out. 

 

I coloured it using Sienna Mica Powder and Steel Mica Powder.

I also used Gel Medium to stuck down the kangaroo road sign and Aussie flowers just above where I attached my photo.

I cut out pieces from Aussie Bushland papers "Aussie Bushland" words & "The Adventure Begins" sign and the kangaroo.

I have layered all the different embellishments until I was happy, then attached everything with either double sided tape, gel medium or glue. I also stapled string that I have twirled onto the page from left to right. I have added Paper leaves, flower, "adventure" chipboard word and ribbon included in the kit.

I absolutely love this kit as I have many photos from the walks I regularly go on of the bush and wildlife... the papers, dies, stamps are just perfect.

I am sure you will love it too :)

Thanks for popping by - Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!

XO Charmane