First I created a layout of my girl. We took this photo in Cameron Highlands Waterfall area.
I applied clear gesso over the paper and spread texture paste over 2 different stencils. Then I misted randomly with Prima tea stain color bloom and also misted over Tim Holtz stencil with Tattered Angels forest green mist.
For the chipboards, I randomly applied some gesso and some Picket Fence rock candy. Then i dabbed lightly and randomly at some spots with Twinkling H2O's watercolors.
I always kept and used both positive and negative sides of the chipboards. The window frames around the photos is the negative side.
Here's the chipboards I used for this layout:
For my second project, I made a fairy book box and mini album. Loved fairies.
The clay fairy on cover of album is made from airdry clay and a mold. Gesso the whole box and spread texture paste over different stencils, layering them to build up the textures. Then I misted them with Tattered Angels mists and inked the edges with distress inks. I gesso and misted the negative alpha chipboard sheet then dab randomly with brown paint to make it look rusty. For the rest of the chipboards (frame, clock and 2 negative chipboard sheets), I rub the base color of bronze Viva Decor Inka Gold, dab brown paint and applied clear crackle rock candy. After they are dry, I apply a coat of gel medium to seal them in.
For the alpha chipboards by the side of box, I do the same as the negative alpha chipboard sheet.
For the inside base of box, I adhered a sheet of faux grass sheet (by Woodlands Scenic for miniatures).
The following pictures shows the pages of the mini album. I stamped and watercolored some images and added them in.
Here's the chipboards that I used for the fairy box and mini album:
Cogs (used 2 negatives shapes as frames)
Capital alpha (use both positives and negative)
I hope you enjoy my sharing. Thanks for dropping by.
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Oh, my gosh, what fabulous works. I love the beautiful airy feeling of the delightful page and the book and box is so magical. Well done/
ReplyDeleteCarol you have been so busy and creative ! I love all what you shared today. The layout with your lovely daughter is gorgeous . She looks awesome !
ReplyDeleteAnd the box is fabulous too, What a lot of lovely chipboards you added. LOVE the fairy. What a great way to use a pretty cute fairy.
And the mini book is very beautiful. You made an awesome job on this as well.
Can I ask where you bought the mold for the lovely fairy ? Or what is the brand ? If you will help me by replying I would be grateful. ( mamablitger@hotmail.com )
Thank you so very much. I enjoyed so much to watch your work in details.
Sending hugs from Monica.... Spain
Hi, thks for lovely comments. I bought the mold from this shop in etsy. https://www.etsy.com/sg-en/listing/196871914/girl-fairy-set-mold?ref=shop_home_active_12
DeleteYour layout is so sweet!! I m totally enamored with the Fairy Book and box! I love every little detail that you put in them!! I really need to give tis project a try because I lovelovelove all things Fairy!! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeletethe projects are beautiful. I love how you used the framing of the wood piece to make a frame for your photos. the little angel and the frog are darling.
ReplyDeletethe album box is great. The layering on the cover is wonderful. I love the little angel. The inside is as beautiful as the outside. Makes a great storage area for the album.
thanks for sharing.
Loving all the fairies
ReplyDeleteand the cute album
and box!
Carla from Utah
one word - WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteYour layout, box and album are ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS Carol, SO MUCH texture, dimension and detail, real family treasures!!!
It is wonderful to see the negatives in action too :)