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Stampendous:
ASCRS07 Cling Handle with Care
ASCRS08 Cling Skuldoggery
ASCRS09 Cling Unexplained
DecoArt:
Quinacridone Magenta
Cobalt Turquoise Hue
Cobalt Teal Hue
Primary Magenta
Transparent Yellow Iron Oxide
Paynes Gray
Carbon Black
Titanium White
Prussian Blue Hue
Phthalo Blue
Quinacridone Gold
Diarylide Yellow
Pyrrole Red
Green Gold
Primary Yellow Media Mister
Titanium White Antiquing Cream
Patina Antiquing Cream
8oz Bottle Lamp Black Americana Acrylic Paint
Now, onto my today's make. For the focal point I used my all time favourite butterfly stamp from the Butterfly Trio set which I die cut using Butterfly Die Sets die. I stamped it with Sepia Archival ink and painted it with diluted acrylic paints.
My background was stenciled with paints over the Mandala Stencil and I added some stamping with the Script Lines and Andy Skinner's Unexplained Stamp Set. I distressed my background panels with paints and distressing tool.
The sentiment is from the Bible Promises Perfectly Clear Stamp Set which I heat embossed with Detail Black Embossing Powder.
My butterfly was inspired by this gorgeous canvas from Kirsten Sheridan. The little plastic spoon was painted with acrylic paints before it received a Fran-tage Magic treatment with Copper Lux Mix and Champagne Crushed Glass Glitter. This is how it looked before the paints/Fran-tage make over...
And that's after the make-over...:-)
To finish off my card I added some splatters with Perfect Pearls Mist in Heirloom Gold.
DecoArt paints used: Americana Country Red, Bittersweet Chocolate, Milk Chocolate, Island Blue, Golden Straw and Media Fluid Acrylic Quinacridone Gold (perfect for vintage rusty makes).
Other Supplies:
Inks: Spiced Chai StazOn Mini, Sepia Archival, Jet Black Archival, Walnut Stain Distress Ink
Papers: Authentique Latest & Greatest, BazzillBasicsPaper Ambrosia
Adhesives: Multi-Medium Matte, E-Z Runner® Grand Dispenser, 3D Foam Squares - Black, Small
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17 comments:
Beautiful! The background is exquisite and highlights the jeweled butterfly.
So pretty! Love all of the amazing details!
So pretty! I love that you used a spoon as the dragonflies body! Unique and fun!! TFS!
Absolutely stunning. Best butterfly I have ever seen-and you used a plastic spoon-brilliant. Thank you so much for this incredible inspiration.
This is Gorgeous! I absolutely LOVE the butterfly!!!!
Wow, this is really stunning! I love how you transformed that spoon ... amazing and so out of the box.
The stenciling is gorgeous. I love the 3D look, the colors, everything. This is my favorite project so far...
What a wonderful body for
the butterfly. they are always
so pretty and it's good to add
more glamour to their body.
Beautiful piece.
I'd love to have this one.
thanks for sharing.
This is really cool! Love how you did your background with the stencil and paints...but the spoon thing is really, really amazing........what a big change with all the fancy stuff all over it! Really love this!
Stunning project. I love your butterfly. Thanks for the inspiration
That is a beautiful amd fantastic mixed media art work! Wow!
Wow!!! Your card is Gorgeous!! All the details are beautiful. Loving your butterfly, they are my favorite and you sire made it all look so elegant. Beautifully done.
Utterly gorgeous Joanna, a fabulous unique mixed media design. Have a great weekend xxx
Goodness me this is a pure delight! What a beautiful piece of art ... Well done to you Asia!
WOW! This is just stunning! What a clever idea with that spoon!!
Jackie ")
OMG!!! they are both absolutely gorgeous!!!
Delicately grungy - love this mix media!
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