It's week two of our second "Colour of the Month" Challenge.
Last week I shared some of our Design Team Members work using our Colour of the Month.
Last week I shared some of our Design Team Members work using our Colour of the Month.
Today I am sharing another two of the design team's beautiful projects with you.
First up is Solange.
Solange has done an off the page project for us this month and it is stunning. Teal is proving to be a popular colour with the design team ladies. Solange's mask is just beautiful, who wouldn't like to wear this to a mask ball or party. It would also look lovely in a frame as a art piece.
Here is what Solange has to say about her stunning project.
I love this color, it's is one of my favors. I've
made a mask and i've added a lot of laces and some chipboards, such as
butterflies and flourishes. I've applied spays ink and a little of metallic
paste to enhance the chipboards.
IDT0031 Monarch Butterflies
IDD0003 Denise's flourish small.
IDT0014 4 Small Butterflies with cut out wings.
Solange has used some of my favourite Imaginarium Designs chipboard on her mask and I love the way she has clustered everything together. I can only imagine just how stunning this mask is and how sparkling with all the beautiful glitter and sequins Solange has added.
Thank you Solange for sharing.
Next up is Sandi.
Teal is also one of Sandi's favourite colours. This month Sandi has done a journaling page for us.
Sandi has incorporated many elements into her design. This can make for a busy and messy page, but Sandi has done such an amazing job keeping it all balanced - it looks wonderful. I love everything she as added to her page. There is a whimsical feel to it - so beautiful.
Well done Sandi.
Here is what Sandi has to say about her page.
The
background to my journal page was created by gluing torn book pages
into my journal and rubbing teal, deep blue and white acrylic paint
over the page with my fingers. To add more white I dipped string into
white acrylic paint and placed it onto the page with a end hanging over
edge, I then closed the book and pulled string out. The two flourishes
were painted teal before cutting one in half. White paint was used with
the new crosses stencil and a sponge to add crosses to the background,
numbers were also added with black stamping of a numeral stamp set and
chipboard dipped in white paint. A white correction marker edged the
crosses and numbers when they were dry. Other additions to the
background included the stamping of a range of stamps including some
houses and using a white waterbased pencil to trace around the
flourishes and softened with some water.
Just look at all the detail Sandi has done on her background before she puts anything on her page.
I love the way Sandi has her numbers tumbling down her page.
Beautiful detail, it really sets the chipboard flourish off nicely.
So the idea of the "Colour of the Month challenge is for you to come up with a project using our colour of the month, send me some photos and a list of Imaginarium Design chipboard used. We will show it here on our blog during the month but it must only have our chipboard on it if you want your project shown.. At the end of the month I will choose two winners. Each winner will receive a bundle of our chipboard worth $50.
If you want to take part in our challenge then I will need your photos by the 23rd of the month at the latest, I will announce the winners on the 25th of the month.
Please email your photos to sales@imaginarumdesigns.net.au
Every week the design team will be sharing their projects to inspire you. We will also be giving way 2 small bundles of chipboard each month as well. All you need to do to be in the running to win one of these is leave a comment here and on our facebook page. All winners will be announced on the 25th of the month.
I can't wait to see what you do using our chipboard.
I will be back in a weeks time with more projects using our colour of the month from our amazing design team. Meanwhile the design team girls have been working on projects for their own days on the blog. Looking forward to seeing what they have all been up to.
See you soon.
Jane
gorgeous work ladies
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