Hi Everyone,
I was really inspired by Jo Firth Young's post on the Paperartsy blog tonight for the masking challenge they have ongoing - click HERE to visit!
I didn't have the mask and stencil set Jo used but I do own a lovely dragonfly mask made by Carabelle Studios so thought I'd have a go at the technique using that.
I started by creating a blended background in my journal using Paperartsy Frescos in Midnight and Green Patina. I then flicked some copper splatters onto it as I think it looks fab against the green.
I placed the mask on and stippled Chalk paint all over. I like the effect created as it reminds me of clouds.
It seemed a shame to cover up my dragonflies so I ended up adding a small sentiment at the bottom, which is from a Prima set by Finnabair.
I was undecided whether or not to add anything else and spent a long time debating if an extra addition would ruin the page. So in the end I decided to leave it alone, I didn't want to mess it up!
Entering this at Paperartsy HERE
Thanks for looking,
Claire xx
Oooh great background, love how it pops through xx
ReplyDeleteIt looks gorgeous Claire
ReplyDeleteIt's wonderful, Claire!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt looks really effective Claire. Xx
ReplyDeleteThe dragon flies look great with your fab background
ReplyDeleteThat's a great way of masking ! Well done !
ReplyDeleteCorrie x
I do love dragon flies and what a beautiful project this is Claire. I must try that technique some time. xx
ReplyDeleteI was really impressed by Jo's technique too and I love how you used it here Claire. That would make an awesome card!
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Lesley Xx
Claire that is stunningly beautiful. Love that mask.
ReplyDeleteCatherine xxx
Claire that is stunningly beautiful. Love that mask.
ReplyDeleteCatherine xxx
Love it! xx
ReplyDeleteQuite right to stop there and let your dragonflies take first stage! I love the background too it makes a great base for any card.
ReplyDeleteLove what you did with this masking technique, stunningly beautiful yes indeed!
ReplyDeleteIt's a gorgeous page. xx
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