Tuesday, January 24, 2017

Mixed Media Altered Box

Hello Friends...
I'm back today with my first mixed media altered project.
I have altered a gift box which I have kept since long for some experiment like this. I am very new to mixed media and I have never tried so much of layering before on my projects.
So let's take a look...


It's always fun to try something new and I was really excited to alter this one...
First I applied a coat of gesso on the lid of the box. With the help of stencils and texture paste I created the designs on it. after it was partially dry I applied a coat of crackle paste. Once it was half dried I applied another thick coat of the crackle paste. This really looks fabulous and gives this rough and old look to it.

 Then I started coloring. First I applied a coat of black acrylic paint all over and once it is dried I cleaned the surface with a wet cloth. Then I applied turquoise blue metallic paint and golden metallic paint alternatively with dry brush technique.Then I added some small stones which I collected from the sea-shore on our recent holiday and colored them too with green acrylic paint and then dry brushed with golden. Then I applied gesso on some chipboards and once these dried colored and glued on the box. I also adhered 3 metal dragonfly and a tag which I distressed at the edges and adhered on a chipboard.
Finally I added some rhinestones here and there for some bling.


 For the box I glued some tissue on the outer body and colored with black acrylic paint. Once that dried I dry brushed it with turquoise blue and golden metallic colors for the same effect as the lid.

Some more pics of the box...

The Crackle paste effect


I'll keep my travel album inside this.

Supplies Used:
Cardborad Box
Gesso
TimHoltz Flourish Stencil
The Crafters Workshop Mini Art Stencil
Ranger Crackle Paste
Acrylic Paint ( Black, Green)
Metallic Paint ( Turquoise Blue and Gold)
Papericious Chippies
Metal embelishments
Stones 
Rhinestones
Tissue Paper
Tag 

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Monday, January 23, 2017

Birthday Card

Hello Friends
Today I'm back with another Clean and simple card.
this is my second card using heat embossing technique. I really love this technique now.

so let's take a look at the card now...

I took this copper shiny handmade paper for my card. I stamped the images and heat embossed with white embossing powder. I again heat embossed the birthday sentiment on vellum and adhered on the card with tacky tape. Then I adhered the card on a plain white card base to complete it.

Another picture of the card below...

Supplies Used:
Handmade paper
Mudra Linen Bloom Stamp
Penny Black Special Thought Stamp
Versamark Water mark Ink
Ranger White embossing Powder
Vellum
White card

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Thursday, January 19, 2017

Card- Hello

Hello Friends...
Happy New Year to all.
I'm back with a CAS card and my first post of the year.
Though I plan to make a lot more stuffs this year, it started on a busy note. I still managed to get some time finally to sit down and start working on some of the projects which were lingering in my mind.
So what I made this time...
A simple white CAS Card.
Here it is...

This is a 5*5.5 cm card. I adhered another 5*4.5 cm card-stock on that.The butterfly is stamped and heat embossed and then I hand-cut it and to give it a bit of height I glued it with foam tape. The sentiment "Hello" is stamped with black distress ink.
I glued some rhinestones to complete the look.

Here are some more pics...






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Friday, December 30, 2016

Christmas Card

Hello Friends...
Today I'm going to share a card, that I made for some challenges.
I took the inspiration of this card from Pinterest and here it is...



This is a 5.5"*6.6" card. I layered it with another card piece of 5"*6".
I stamped the snowflakes images using Versamark clear ink and white embossing powder.
Water colored the images using Distress ink. Then handcut the images and stuck on the cardstock using foam tape to give it a height. Heat embossed the sentiment on vellum and placed on the images.


Finally added a few drops of blue, ink and white rhinestones to complete it.
Took pictures from two different angles. Kept the card Clean and Simple.


Supplies Used:
Mudra Craft Stamps (Christmas Decors, Christmas)
Ranger's Embossing powder and Distress Ink
Versamark Clear Ink
Rhinestones
White card-stock

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( Used Heat Embossing on Vellum and Water color Sprtiz)





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Thursday, December 29, 2016

A Simple CAS Card

Hello Everyone...
Today I'm sharing a Clean and Simple card which I made keeping in mind some challenges I wanted to enter.
Here is what I made...


It is a 5.5"*6" card. 
After stamping the images, i colored and hand cut it to stick on the card. Used foam tape to give it a height. As I wanted to use Gold color in the card I wrote the sentiment using golden color on transparent sheet. Finally used golden pearls to complete it.



Things Used: 
Blank Card
Mudra Linen Bloom Stamp
Faber castle water color pen
Pearl
Vellum
Gold color

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( I used Masking and water color Sprtiz)








Wednesday, December 28, 2016

Layout : Hello

Hi Friends,

Today I'm going to share a layout with warm colors. Winter is my favorite season and I love vibrant colors too. 
I bought this paper pack few weeks back and wanted to make a LO using it and here it comes...


This is 12"*12" LO. I have layered the papers from two different packs and used distress ink on the inside edges of the bg. For the photo mat I layered two different papers and used two different shades of distress ink on the edges.
For stenciling I used Mudra stencil and applied texture paste randomly and colored them with distress ink and water color. Then I wrapped a string of jute cord around it.Sprinkled a bit of gesso on the whole sheet ( hope u can see the random small drops). Then decorated with lace, butterfly stckers and a few flowers. Finally I added a small chippie on the upper side of the picture and a chippie sentiment "Hello"to complete the look.

Products Used:
1.Pattern Paper from Papericious
2.Chippies from Papericious
3. Lace from Papericious
4.Stencil From Mudra
5. Ranger Distress Ink
6. Butterfly 3D Stickers
7. Flowers

I would like to enter the following challanges

 

( I'm inspired by the papers and colors in the mood board)

2. PDE Linky party:ch-152

3. Modsquadchallenge Warm-and-toasty-come-in-from-cold
 ( I used Warm colors in my Layout)

4. lilpatchofcraftyfriends; challenge-48

5. Stamplorations stencil-sunday-december Challenge



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Priya







Friday, December 16, 2016

Quilled Lord Jagannath

Hello Friends,
Today I am very happy sharing my DT project for Indian Quilling Challenge. This month the theme is "Favorite Technique".

I have a lot of favorite technique in Quilling. I love 3D, I love beehive, comb technique and tight quilling. But my most favorite is "Line Quilling". In this technique u can make most intricate designs. It looks so beautiful. When this theme came up, I was very sure to make something on this as I have not made many projects using this technique.

Though this looks very beautiful, It takes a lot of time and requires patience to align this small papers on ur desired designs. If u r new to this technique, do try with 10mm strips. These are bigger in width and are easy to handle as compared to 5mm or 3mm. But as I'll frame this particular one for my wall, I used 3mm strips here.

I hand drawn the picture that I wanted to quill. It was my long time wish to quill Lord Jagannath. Jagannath temple, which is one of the "Chaar Dhaam"is in the holy town Puri which is situated in "Odisha", the eastern state of India. So take a look...

Coming on to the project, First I made the face of the Lord which is circular. Then I tried to add the conch, the lotus and the Sudarshan Chakra around his face. Jagannth ji has big circular eyes that i have made here. For the face I used black, white and red paint to make the base on paper and then using 3mm quilling strips I made the outline and all the other designs here.
Lord Jagannath holds Sudarshan Chakra and Conch in both his hands and wears a lotus shaped crown on his head. As I was only making his face, I added all the symbols around him. Made 3 little snow flakes to decorate the surface. This is a wall frame and will be hanging on my wall shortly.





I tried a bit of embossing here. You can see the clear embossing under the 3 snow flakes. 
That's all for today.
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Tuesday, November 29, 2016

A Quilled Fairy Garden

Hello Friends,

I'm back with another quilling project. It is quite an amazing experience making each part of it.
Take a look.


For this I took a chocolate box as the base. It is a cardboard box. I filled it with thermocol and cut a circular part for making the space for the pool. I colored the base grey to get a nice raw stone effect. Then I cut a plastic bottle and painted blue from outside to make it a pool. Once the base is done, I make the house with cardboard. I am planning to make a tutorial on how I made the house. If I do, then will definitely post it. Once the house is done I painted it and placed at the desired place. Then I placed a stone to show as a rock in the garden.

Then I made the tree beside the house. Once I completed it, I covered the trunk part with brown tape to give an older effect. Then I made these flower pots and glued them. Then made the bushes and the grass. Placed a snail on the grass beside the rock.  Placed sea shells around the pool to create a magical effect and also put them as stepping stones.

I used Pop Sticks to make the fence by simply gluing them.
Some closer look of my garden...

The Gate, the rock and snail on the grass

The Pool

 

This is my DT project for Indian Quilling Challenge for November.
If my work inspires you, leave some love in comments below.
Thank you for visiting,

Priya


Thursday, November 17, 2016

Art Journal #18

Hello Friends,

This month my son will celebrate his birthday.
 As I was making his spider man photo booth and other small essentials he demanded, I thought of making a journal page for him.
Though he likes to interfere in all my art works as he loves coloring so much, this time he calmly enjoyed as what Mommy is making for him. He advised me here n there also.

So, let's take a look


First I applied gesso on the page and let it completely dry. Then some random stamping here n there. Then I painted the entire surface with acrylic paint. I mixed water to get a lighter shade and then cut some paper to make an uneven banner. I stamped the letters individually and then cut and glued on the banner. 
Next i stamped the small hearts and Butterflies, colored and hand cut them, then glued on the page.
The emotions are also stamped and glued to finish up the look.

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Every child is SPECIAL to their parents. I made this page for my son.
These strips and banners and the flower are from an OLD magazine, I used my NEW butterfly stamps, and painted the entire page BLUE.

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Tuesday, November 15, 2016

Butterfly Cards

Hi Friends...
Today I'm here to share two cards which I made using the same stamp sets.
Right now I'm trying my hands on different techniques of card making and the first one here is a kind of experiment. But I'm happy with the outcome though I wasn't quite sure when I started making it.

Here is it...

Now to the technique...
I first stamped the butterfly stamp using Versamark clear stamp and then started the coloring once it was dried. No embossing at all. Just the coloring and yes all the butterflies were clearly visible. I forgot to take a picture of the process while making this one. Sharing another stamped card with the same technique.
Here is the card right after stamping...



So, as you can see the butterflies here...
I started coloring on it and then after I colored the entire card I used fabrecastle watercolor sketch pens for the shading of the butterflies. Then I sprayed some shimmer on the card using a paint brush. Hope it is visible in the photo. After adding the stamped sentiment from Pennyblack I added a few sequins to complete the look.

Now coming on to my next card.
Here also I tried to create a background with the stamps.
I used Beautiful butterfly and leafy stamp from Mudra again with distress ink. Water-colored the butterflies and then added a hand cut stamped butterfly on the sentiment.
Here is the card...


I love the bright colors of the cards.
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