Today's project is inspired by the challenge at CAS Mix Up where they want you to use a stencil made from a die.
I created a stencil using one of the Tim Holtz Wildflower dies. I used my small gel plate to create the panel layering a number of stencilled layers using a selection of purple acrylic paints ... I let each layer dry on the plate before lifting the final print with buff titanium. I love the texture you can achieve when using this technique.
I used:
Sizzix Tim Holtz Widflowers
Gelli Arts Gel Press Plate
PaperArtsy paints - Amethyst, Bougainvillea
Ranger Dina Wakely Acrylic Paint - Eggplant
Daler Rowney - Buff Titanium
Visible Image - Go to Words
I'm entering the following challenges:
CAS Mix Up Card Challenge
TIME OUT #155
Enjoy!
Soft and dreamy, Elaine ... with a touch of drama in all that delicious texture ... this is lovely! Thanks so much for playing along with us at Time Out! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteI love the Gelli plate used to execute this beautiful card. Your varying tones of purple create so much harmony in this special print. The design is so very CAS too.
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How nice! I like the design you created and how you used a clean overall design. Thanks for playing at Time Out Challenges!
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Elaine-there is no end to your creativity. I love how you created the stencils and then built it up like this. What a joy and I love the different colours it produced and the arty feel to it. I have been loving seeing all your makes on IG-your skills never end! Thanks for joining Time Out x
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful result and so pretty... Yep m fed up with the weather here too... Roll on Spring! Thanks so much for playing along at the CAS Mix Up!
ReplyDeleteLove the result you achieved here. Gorgeous colours. Wet weather is a perfect excuse to craft. Thanks for sharing at CAS Mix Up. Ina GD
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing, Elaine! I love this meadow of purple flowers! Love that twine treatment too! Thanks so much for sharing with us at CAS Mix Up!
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