I made a quick Valentine for my honey and wanted to show you how.
I used embossing paste, powder and stencils to give it lots of texture. These techniques could be used for any project.
I started with a 6 x 6 chipboard square that I had collaged months ago. I cut out a heart from a manila file folder, and used it as a mask and spread modeling paste away from it to the edges.
I played with Derwent Inktense Blocks, Neocolor II crayons, Viva Decor Modeling and Special Effects Pastes, and UTEE powder. I used some random butterflies from my stash too.
I forgot to stop and take pictures, but here's a quick video as luckily I had the camera running!
You can also watch Valentine's Day Canvas with Stencils on YouTube.
Stay tuned for tomorrow's post - it's the new word for One Little Word, and I have a giveaway too!
Happy Valentine's Day!
Your comments make my heart flutter!
I like the results, and I really enjoyed the video, Just the right pacing and level of detail in your explanations as you go along. I got some great ideas. Thank you for posting this!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michele. I appreciate your comments. Happy Valentine's Day!
DeleteGorgeous texture! Thanks for the video! :)
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Nat...We're coming to Slovenia in April - I don't remember if that's where you live, but if so... email me at jessicabethsporn (at) gmail (dot) com!
DeleteAnother great video! Love to watch your process. Thanks for being so kind and sharing!
ReplyDeleteLoved watching the whole process...thanks for sharing the video!!!
ReplyDeletesweet lovng going on there...xox
ReplyDeleteGreat piece Jessica and I really love the elements you combined-especially the embossing! Yup, I know what you mean about the excitement of the powder changing! like magic!! The papertowel gives great texture and depth too! tfs
ReplyDeleteThis was a great vid with beautiful colors.
ReplyDeleteI have so many of those paper towels with beautiful paint that I can't bear to throw away. Now I know what to do with them. That project is delightful. What a great gift for your sweetie.
ReplyDeleteSo much yummy texture... and what a sweet sentiment. Bet he loved it!
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