What if you fly?

 Hello mixed media friends!

Today I'm hosting the Mixed Media Place with a small canvas I created based on a great quote which I absolutely adore.

I fell in love with this beautiful photo I found on Pinterest!

The moment I saw it I knew I had to scrap it!

So. I decided to make a small canvas in vintage style...

I gathered some sprays, silks and embossing powders and started working the background! 

First I used the light paste with a stencil and after that I used an embossing powder with a stamp to create more texture. Then I applied some gesso with a pallet knife and I started playing with the sprays in order to create a beautiful contrasting background.

When I was satisfied with the painting, I glued  all the embellishments and chipboard pieces and repeated the painting process with the same colors, in order to embody them to the background. 

I wanted to do something different with the chipboard flower so as to give a bright look and pop out from the background. I altered it with a stamp and embossing powder and I also used the Creme Brulee Cream LSG spray. I just love how it turned out!

I also glued some glitter on the wings in order to give some extra magical sparkle on them...

As some final touches I used the Solar Gold and Mediterranean silks here and there. These are two of my favorite colors and I really love use them on my projects!

Lastly I spread some Copper Glass Glitter in several spots.

I hope you liked today's project and got some inspiration!

Have a lovely crafty time! 

***supplies from Mixed Media Place store 

***sprays and embossing powders from Lindy's Stamp Gang

***chipboard by 2Crafty

Bold and Beautiful

Hello again!
This is my second project for 2Crafty !
It's an altered tag I got from a flower package.
I made it especially for a dear friend of mine.

For this project I used a Tiny Victorian Frame to put this beautiful lady inside
and a flower from the Wildflowers set to decorate it.
I altered both of them with two shades of embossing powders.

For the cluster of the composition I used the Geneive Corner which I altered with purple spray and butter shade embossing powder. I also used a beautiful scalloped Element from Set 2. I cut it in half, altered both pieces with embossing powder and glued them on top and bottom of the composition.

2Crafty Clipboards used:

                           

***all sprays and embossing powders from Lindy's Stamp Gang

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With this project I'm entering the following challenges:

Kiev Skrapklub:color challenge

ScrapKopilka: second life on packaging challenge

Saratov Scrapbook: Kraft and chipboard challenge

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Thank you for visiting!

Have a lovely crafty time!

Imagine... underwater walk :)

 Hello dear friends!

Today I'm sharing a mini canvas with lots of 2Crafty chipboard goodies!
 Recently I joined this amazing team I'm very happy and honored for that!

I had a lot of fun altering the chipboard pieces

with Lindy's Stamp Gang sprays and embossing powders.

As my theme was about the sea, I chose these beautiful Bubble Clumps in order to create some bubbles for my background. I drawn some to make a connection between the paper and the chipboard pieces. I also used the big Circle Revolution Frame as a giant bubble to put inside my fantasy: a walk on the seabed :)

I decided to use a black embossing powder to alter the word 'Imagine' in order to create a little bit of contrast on the bluish composition... I really like how it turned!

 A walk to the bottom of the sea with a shark-pet requires some road signs as not to cause traffic jam at the ocean streets, don't you think?

So I chose these cute Mini Fast Forward Arrows to create the street signs.

I altered them with embossing powders. I just love how cute they look!

2Crafty Clipboards used:

   

   

***all sprays and embossing powders from Lindy's Stamp Gang

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With this project I'm entering the following challenges:

Modnoe Hobby: Underwater challenge

Factory Decor: Summer challenge

Scrapki Wyzwaniowo: Sea challenge

The Mixed Media Monthly Challenge: Summer Days

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Thank you for visiting!