Showing posts with label Prima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prima. Show all posts

Saturday, June 21, 2014

CC3-4 stencils and paste


Hi everyone,
I just missed the deadline on this but I still wanted to post what I've been working on. 

I just got some new Color Bloom sprays from Prima and wanted to play with them along with the stencils and paste for this challenge. 

I started by applying the paste to some white card stock through a Dreamweaver's stencil. 
Using Prima's color bloom spray in Peony I spritzed the card once the paste was dry. 


While this was drying, I started making the layers for my card. The base is a trifold. 

I created a cigar band with the embossed Hero Arts sentiment to slide over the flap. 

The edge of flap is punched with a Martha Stewart border punch. 


I think I'm really going to enjoy my new sprays. 

Sunday, January 26, 2014

Art Anthology; paint love


Hello everyone.
 Today I started out a simple project making a keepsake box. 

The base is a Maya Road chipboard box created in the shape of a flower. It has a cut out front with the translucent piece for the cover. I pulled that out and set it aside while painting the box.

I have these wonderful new paints from art anthology in luscious colors and wanted to try them out. First I applied gesso to the project to prepare the surface for paint. 


 I sprayed the outside of the box with these luscious paint sprays from Art Anthology.  I find drying during the process created a pleasing effect. The spray paints are referred to as colorant sprays and I used Glorious, Studio Blue, Patients and Waimea Bay spray colorants. 
I used the Black Leather and Meridian dimensional paints for the top That I simply applied with a brush. They're both from the sorbet line of paints. They have a lovely iridescence along with the dimensional quality. 


After painting and drying the surface I started to apply my embellishments mostly from Prima. I coated the embellishments with gesso and began using the coloration sprays on them. After adding color I wanted to give the focal point a little more bling. For this, I went back to my dimensional gel paints in the sorbet line. The paint I used was Dazzle. It has a gold glitter effect. I know it's hard to see it in the photographs but it does sparkle. I used a chalkboard embellishment for the top from American Crafts. 





I love the marbling effect the multiple sprays create on the box surface.



I am sure someone can find some keepsakes to store in such a box.


While I had the paints out, I decided to do the layout. I wanted to see how the sprays would react on gesso and paper. When the paint is used to spray over a gesso stenciled area, the colors are soft and a pretty pastel. 


Do you see the tag done with the new Tim Holtz debossing folder from Sizzix? These will be in stores soon. Keep an eye out for all the new releases from CHA.


I also used the sprays on the flowers. Overall I'm well pleased with these new products. Next time I think I will have to pick up some dimensional paint in the tube so I can write my titles.
  
Remember, If you need any of these fabulous paints or other supplies, you can find them at the Scrapbooking Studio. I know the paints are in both stores. If you can't travel to see things up close, remember you can now order on line.

Thanks for stopping by. Hope you had a great weekend.





Wednesday, January 22, 2014

WOYWW 242

Hello fellow deskers,
It is 1 PM here and I was up all night. DH was not sleeping so I must've thought I needed to join him. It did give me an opportunity to finish a project I started with Prima. The album lays flat with a mini album sliding into one side and tags pulling out on the other. I had just gotten a good deal on the warehouse buy from Prima. I think you can tell by the amount of embellishments I piled up.




It is so large it is hard to capture the detail in an overall photo.It is going to need a large spot on a table or I may try to figure out how to do a wall mount. First up is the overall shot. Then are closer shots from the right and left. 

Be sure to check out Julia and the other deskers at the Stamping Ground 
It is always fun to peek in and say hello. I am off to find some tea and toast. Ttfn

Friday, January 17, 2014

Home again


Hello everyone,
I had a great time at CHA. I started the week off by taking six Prima classes. Pictured above is a journal I made. I hope to be sharing more with you about my experiences in the weeks to come. Both the Prima and Copic classes I took were extraordinary. I'm so excited because I have a new air compressor to do my airbrushing. I also enjoyed working with the Faber Castell products. I have a ton of ideas running around inside my head. Thanks for stopping by I hope to have more for you soon.