This time for my Design Team Project I used the Prima Romance Novel line. And wanted to do an Altered Canvas using my Grandmother's baby picture from 1906. Wasn't she the cutest baby ever ? What a treasure this picture is to have. MyAunt Peggy gave it to me. I just love this photo and wanted a way to display it on my wall. I never use original photos, ever. So, I printed this out and tore the edges for the worn look. And then used Distress ink around the edges and crackle painted in spots. So then I started on this canvas. Using Gesso I painted the whole canvas. First , I used a mask with medium molding paste. Sprinkled with some glitter, and then let the molding paste dry...then the fun begins. Cutting out all the little papers from the Romance Novel 6 X 6 pad and inking.
When the molding paste is dried and I have some paper glued onto the canvas I started spraying different colors of spray to get the desired look I wanted with the same mask. Then started layering all my papers around the photo. Spraying the flowers with the pink mist and letting them air dry....Not in a hurry because I wanted to work on the photo. I just kept adding piece by piece until I got the desired look I was looking for. I do think that this collection was just perfect for this photo. My Grammy was one of the most special people ever. Hope you like my new creation of some of my vintage heritage. When I see this hanging on my wall I will smile every time!!
Supplies used that can be found at Flamingo Scraps.com
Maya Road Trinket Pins Crystals
Prima Bretton Vine Purity
Prima Cabachon Lace 1
Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist Clam Bake
Hugs~
Ramona
Thursday, January 24, 2013
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Ramona! I love your style. It inspires me every single time! And what a sweet pic of your grandmother =)
ReplyDeleteIt turned out awesome Ramona! Love the colors, and yes, she's a beautiful baby!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Abigail!!! Your work inspires me to!! I love this photo so much and already have it hanging it on my wall. <3
ReplyDeleteSuch a gorgeous way to highlight this photo! And what a wonderful treasure you have in this piece of your heritage!
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