It is my great pleasue to welcome another of our Guest BloggingTeam, this time all the way from India we have Shilpa who creates some beautiful and colourful artwork. Her first post this week features the Just Butterflies stamp set, I know you will love this project.
Hello Everyone, I am super excited to be Guest
Designer at Chocolate Baroque this month. For my first project I've Altered
Wooden Plaque. I am in love with this Chocolate Baroque Just Butterflies stamp set. It has very beautiful and detail designed butterfly images.
- This is a mixed media piece, so to start with I applied primary coat of white gesso to my plaque. When it dried completely, I applied Finnabair Platinum Crackle paste through Prima Turkish Grunge stencil, let it dry completely to get best crackle effect.
- Next I applied Tim Holtz Distress paints Wilted Violet and Peacock feather randomly on the surface, spritzed water to let color move around. When I satisfied with colors, I dried the surface with heat tool. For more texture I stamped with Chocolate Baroque Abstract Fragment stamp and Azure Staz on ink. And my background was ready.
- Next I stamped Butterflies with Versa Mark ink, used clear embossing powder and heat set it. I've used Sakura watercolor markers to color them.
- Lastly I arranged window, flowers, Butterflies, hearts crystals, "Journey" word on the plaque.
Your project is beautiful, Shilpa. Love your colour choice and the background texture
ReplyDeleteJulie x
This is really pretty Shilpa and I love the colours and texture. The butterflies are beautifully coloured, and together with the flowers, window, sentiment and crystals make a fabulous finished plaque. x
ReplyDeleteLooks so great Shilpa! And made in two of my favorite colours...
ReplyDeleteHello Shilpa and how lovely to see you here with such a beautiful plaque. the butterflies and colours are wonderful and the littlw window embellishment is lovely, Kate x
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful love the colours
ReplyDeletestunning colours Shilpa - beautiful work! Hugs rachel x
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Shilpa, beautiful dreamy colors!
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous, I love the colours and the texture, bet it's even better in 'real life'.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, love your colours.
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Shilpa I love the colours and who can resist those wonderful butterflies.
ReplyDeleteSue xx
A beautiful project Shilpa, lovely dreamy colours, and who can resist butterflies? Judith xx
ReplyDeleteReally lovely piece Shilpa! Lots of gorgeous texture and stunning colours and as Judith says, who can resist butterflies........definitely not me ;-)!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Lesley Xx