I made some more atcs using the back of a lined pad that I found on my daughter's desk yesterday. As it was grey board, I painted it with 2 coats of gesso first and then used the Millefiori technique on it. As the resulting surface is a slightly different texture, the floral stamping has a slightly softer look.
The background card has been stamped with a border design in black ink and then embossed with the Cuttlebug Paisley folder. The butterfly was stamped and embossed, then painted with H20s.
These will also be up for swapping a bit later on.
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10 comments:
These are great. I've heard of gesso but don't actually know what it is. I'm definitely gonna try and remember this one as it looks fab. Need to find my ickle flowers now... eeeek!
Take care Fliss
Sam x
Me again just remembered I have a little something for you on my blog. If you click here it should take you straight to it, well fingers crossed it will anyway.
Byeee Sam x
Thanks for the tips Fliss
lovely tutorial fliss, are you trying to make me spend more money? lol
will see i need to be a bit resourcefull here as i dont have daubers.
Lovely technique Fliss! I might have to have a go at this, so don't besurprised if Trimmie is overrun with little flowers....! LOL!
Nice blog Chuck!
Eiglas
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Oh Wow Fliss, these are gorgeous and your tutorials are fab, it makes me want to run out and buy loads of inks and things!!
Vicki x
Fliss, they are lovely. Want to do a trade? I just added some new ATCs to my blog and there's some on Flickr too.
Deb aka rustycage11
Hi Fliss!
Great blog - if you pop over to my place there's a little something for you!
Eiglas
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Gorgeous ATCs Fliss! Love your background techniques! Look forward to seeing you on Saturday!
Alison x
Love the colouring on these butterflies.
((Lyn))
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