This is my cute little pumpkin Catherine. She's two months old in
this picture, nestled in the pumpkins. We were at a
pumpkin patch and I couldn't resist putting her in the crate to
take a few quick pics.
I
used a neutral colored background with fun music notes and writing.
This is what I call a neutral patterned paper, it will transform into
whatever you want it to be for colors and style, a step up from just
textured card stock. I then added my own flair of paints and water for
the circle and splatter drips effects. You really can't go wrong here
and below are the 3 steps I took to achieve these effects.
Paint drip, circle, and flick tutorial
1)
I used a cheap plastic kids paint brush and "flicked" the watered-down
paint onto your paper for the paint splatters (yellow spots)
2)
A plastic flower pot about 2.5 inches in diameter for the rings, just
put paint of the rim of the pot and press onto your paper for a coffee
mark stain effect (large circles in orange)
3) A child's
medicine dropper filled with a watery paint mixture and drop it onto the
paper and lift the paper up vertically to let the paint run down the
page (orange dripping spot)
4) Make sure you let your page dry before adding anything else to it or it will smudge and distort your lovely work!!
If you'd rather forgo the painting and all the steps listed above, check out the selection of Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists offered at Flamingo Scraps http://stores.ebay.com/ or the new store which is set to open VERY soon http://www.flamingoscraps.com/
After
the paint dried I added layers of fall colored papers, flowers, leaves,
and doilies for a beautiful autumn page for my little pumpkin.
Products Used:
Metal Flowers and butterfly
Prima Flowers
Doilies
Glitz Papers
Patterned Papers
Ranger inks, paints, and glossy accent adhesive
Prima bling
Stickers
Webster's Flower Trim
http://www.flamingoscraps.com/
Enjoy!!
Erin Reed
Monday, November 19, 2012
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Wow jaw on the floor gorgeous love all the layers and details.
ReplyDeleteWow jaw on the floor gorgeous love all the layers and details.
ReplyDeleteWow jaw on the floor gorgeous love all the layers and details.
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely. I, too, like to use a "neutral" patterned paper over cardstock a lot of times. I really love how you played with your paint. :)
ReplyDeleteErin! This is just BEAUTIFUL!!! Love that the page is so complex & interesting but in a way that sets off your pic of your cutie! Suzanne
ReplyDeleteThis is sooooo beautiful! I agree with what Suzanne said above! Great job Erin!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think this layout is just amazing. I agree with everyone....just WOW!!! Great Job!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! I am a huge fan of neutral pp as well. It can become anything you want it to be!
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