Well this month over at Creative expressions we have been playing with antique dressforms plate and also some of their singles range from which the bags below come. These singles range come pre cut and pre mounted ...so are ready to go! I decided to play around with texture paste and gilding wax to make two cards that are the same but different!
So here is card no 1 : using singles stamp ..bijou bag
and here is card no 2 : using rose blossom purse
so card no 1 . I started by creating a background using clear texture paste mixed with antique linen distress paint and spreading it on , then spritzing newsprint flourish stamp with water and stamping into paste to create some texture.
When dry the rest of the background was coloured using frayed burlap distress ink. For the bag itself I stamped the image using frayed burlap distress ink and then clear embossing. I water coloured the bag using water brush and distress markers in antique linen and frayed burlap.
For detail I added some
polished silk glitter in sahara. I also stamped the sentiment from the set and added some cheesecloth and a paper rose dabbed with distress paint .
For card no 2 : I created another background , still using paste but through some old sequin waste , and when dry coloured with frayed burlap Distress Ink. I also highlighted the raised areas with enchanted gold gilding wax.
The paler areas are where I flicked some water and blotted off some of the ink...it is so much fun to play creating backgrounds..
For the bag ( rose blossom ) I stamped in frayed burlap and clear embossed and then painted the main body of the bag using the gilding wax. I did this by scooping a little into a palette and adding a couple of drops of blending solution... you may choose to have some ventilation...and then mixing into a paint. I have kept a dedicated brush too.
The edges of the bag were coloured using distress markers and I added some dots of gold pearl pva for the clasp.
Another sentiment, some cheesecloth and a flower and a little flourish stamp and there you have it , 2 stamps, 2 cards... the same but different!?
thanks for stopping by it means a lot ...see you next week when I have been playing with the antique dressforms plate x
Make sure you pop across to the Creative Expressions news blog where all the DT show case their projects on a daily basis .x
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Lush! These are so pretty Trace :-) I'm going to have to bookmark this one & refer back when I get home to my crafting goodies!!!!!
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Superb Trace :)
ReplyDeleteVon ☺
Beautiful cards Trace.
ReplyDeletehugs {brenda} x0x
Gorgeous! Such a lot of work you did on these.
ReplyDeleteBoth pieces are wonderful, love the monochrome look.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cards Trace!!
ReplyDeleteSo elegant and subtle - love the textured background!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Lovely little handbag, Trace! Great card and texture! Enjoy the day!
ReplyDeleteStunning cards Trace and I love the wonderful layers of texture you have created. An absolute treat to the eye. Love your new look blog too.
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Annie x
Stunning cards both of them Trace! The backgrounds are gorgeous and I have to say I like those shabby bag stamps and you have coloured them so beautifully, - very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThose bags are so elegant Trace and I love the embellishments you have used. Lovely work! Hugs, Anne x
ReplyDeleteVery nice Trace! I just don't know how in the world you come up with all these different ideas of what to do. Thank goodness you do because he helps me learn - It is just that I am so slow. Wonderful cards Sugar!
ReplyDeleteSandy
Such lovely cards!
ReplyDeletePale, soft, delicate and very elegant comes to mind with both these cards Trace. Fabulous stamping but wish I hadn't seen them because they are now on my wish list. Cheesecloth must be my fave medium to use on a card and I love what you have done with it.
ReplyDeleteWarm crafty hugs from Shirl x x
Lovely colour palette! These are gorgeous Trace! x
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