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I just didn't know what to do this afternoon, craft wise, so turned once again to this month's Craft Stamper magazine and had another go at Jo's masking technique.
I wrapped raffia around a piece of mount board and using a mister with ink, water, and copper Cosmic powder in it, I sprayed the board.
Let it dry and then I sprayed again.
I just can't capture the gorgeous copper shimmer. The first photo I took outdoors and the one above I took indoors with a flash light.
This is another one I did - same stamp - but a slightly darker ink - you can see the copper splashes better on this one I think.
I might turn these into a notebook.
I am entering this into the Lots to do challenge the theme of which is 'masking'
Friday, 20 March 2009
Vintage BIA Book
I haven't been up to crafting for a few days - so forced myself to go out into the studio just to relax and play.
And this is the result.
I cut up some mount board - but it was slightly not quite right, so I cut up some more, rather larger pieces.
Then cut up lots of A4 sheets of paper to size - its a nice big very chunky book.
I distressed and inked the edges to tone in with the image.
The image has a nice and tranquil look about it I thought - and quite Spring like - the sun has been out this morning.
It took more than an hour - so technically its not elegible for the One Powerful Hour challenge - but one of the hours was pretty 'powerful' whilst making it! The rest of the time was rather boring doing all the cutting out and clearing up!
And this is the result.
I cut up some mount board - but it was slightly not quite right, so I cut up some more, rather larger pieces.
Then cut up lots of A4 sheets of paper to size - its a nice big very chunky book.
I distressed and inked the edges to tone in with the image.
The image has a nice and tranquil look about it I thought - and quite Spring like - the sun has been out this morning.
It took more than an hour - so technically its not elegible for the One Powerful Hour challenge - but one of the hours was pretty 'powerful' whilst making it! The rest of the time was rather boring doing all the cutting out and clearing up!
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