The last scrapbook layout with Bo Bunny's Faith Collection was a bright "light" amidst my vintage style. Here is another look at the Faith Collection with blues, pinks and yellows. With a Prima Stencil and Ken Oliver's Color Burst it turns into a personal memory of my grandgirl. This is a very versatile collection.
I Believe
This is my sweet Ali at Sunday School. She demands we sing the "Sunday School" song while riding to church.
Bo Bunny's Faith Collection
Tim Holtz: rub-ons (butterflies), Distress Ink vintage photo,
Ken Oliver Color Burst Lemon Yellow (on the flower under "I Believe")
Prima stencil, flower
Martha Stewart Gesso
Fiskars Micro-Scissors (all that detail cutting)
Hobby Lobby key
Notables
I am so tired of not being able to stencil without my paper buckling. I love this stencil by Prima. I thought "something without so much water in it....but with the depth of paint." With Gesso, that I know it has less water than paint, I carefully dabbed it on, in layers, to get a bright image. I had little to no buckling on my scrapbook paper. Tada!
I am a beginner with Ken Oliver's Color Burst. I did play with it using a resist technique It is awesome although I need more practice. I did add a little of the Lemon Yellow on one of the flowers from the Bo Bunny paper. It is soooooo easy to use.
Question: How do you stencil without your scrapbook paper buckling?
Heads up: Amy Roszak owner of ScraPerfect is sponsoring an incredible giveaway here on D's Paper Studio soon. I can't wait to share the details. For me ScraPerfect products are the problem solvers of the crafting industry!
Create Memories / Pass Them On
I Believe
This is my sweet Ali at Sunday School. She demands we sing the "Sunday School" song while riding to church.
Tim Holtz: rub-ons (butterflies), Distress Ink vintage photo,
Ken Oliver Color Burst Lemon Yellow (on the flower under "I Believe")
Prima stencil, flower
Martha Stewart Gesso
Fiskars Micro-Scissors (all that detail cutting)
Hobby Lobby key
Notables
I am so tired of not being able to stencil without my paper buckling. I love this stencil by Prima. I thought "something without so much water in it....but with the depth of paint." With Gesso, that I know it has less water than paint, I carefully dabbed it on, in layers, to get a bright image. I had little to no buckling on my scrapbook paper. Tada!
I am a beginner with Ken Oliver's Color Burst. I did play with it using a resist technique It is awesome although I need more practice. I did add a little of the Lemon Yellow on one of the flowers from the Bo Bunny paper. It is soooooo easy to use.
Heads up: Amy Roszak owner of ScraPerfect is sponsoring an incredible giveaway here on D's Paper Studio soon. I can't wait to share the details. For me ScraPerfect products are the problem solvers of the crafting industry!
Create Memories / Pass Them On
Love the page and how fun to sing going to church! There are bazzill cardstock papers that have been pre-prepared for mixed media. The word marshmellow comes to mind - not sure but i'm told they rock. When I use regular paper and I don't want plain white gesso or modeling paste for the stencil I mix in mists, watercolor or paint. If it does buckle I just back it onto other paper.
ReplyDeleteLove your page- using inks will not buckle paper- just saying. Love using stencils to create backgrounds.
ReplyDeleteSo, so pretty, Debby! Love all of the flowers and bits of stitching. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a gorgeous page, Debby! I love everything about it! If I'm worried about a page buckling I just use Distress Ink with my stencil. I've never had buckling with the ink. :o)
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