Good Morning Crafters
Happy Monday to your all!
Today we have a tutorial to share with you from Carol.
Imagination Products used:
Tile Stencil
Stamp image on tissue paper with Memento ink.
Colour on the front with Promarkers.
To ensure snowdrops show white paint on the reverse with white acrylic paint.
"New Beginnings" is computer generated and printed onto tissue paper....
(attach a small piece of tissue to an A4 sheet of copy paper with stencil tape and run through the printer as normal.
Journal pages have been roughly painted with white acrylic, then once dry inked up with various distress inks.
Using the same distress inks to stamp various stamps over the background.
Stencil and texture paste used in two corners and everything left to dry thoroughly overnight.
Various sentiment stamps and date stamp were stamped onto tissue with Archival ink.
Image and sentiments were placed on the journal then attached with gel medium.
Splats were stamped in black Archival ink and using a toothbrush to splatter some white distress paint.
I love these pages and I hope it has inspired you all.
Thanks for visiting Today!
Fabulous journal pages Carol, lots of great details and lovely spring colours. Thank you for the step by step tutorial.
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Carol, I love all the techniques, you have used here. Fab journal page with that Imagination crafts stamp
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work Carol, hugs Kate x
ReplyDeletegorgeous journal pages Carol and a great tutorial too - fab xx
ReplyDeleteOOOooo! So gorgeous. Love that technique - thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI was playing with some tissue paper and stamps at the weekend and made a bit of a boo-boo - I know why now - thank you Carol - I know how to fix it because of your tutorial Karen x
ReplyDeleteLove the technique you have used here , will give it a try
ReplyDeleteLove the background and fabulous detail on this journal page
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial, love the colours and all your techiques.x
ReplyDeleteThis is great!. Love the techniques you've used. I had never thought of running tissue paper through the printer, must have a go.
ReplyDeleteAmy x