Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. Happy Canada Day to my Canadian followers!
I have a Christmas design today, in non-traditional colours. I enjoy making Christmas cards, it's fun to get started on them early. I love snowflakes and used the beautiful hand drawn Snowflake Set by Designs by Ryn. But I'm not ready for snow for at least six months and we are currently enjoying a lot of warm weather. We've also had more rain than normal in June, the grass, trees and flowers love it.
The background started from a large sheet of mixed media which I sprayed different colours of Dylusions paints.
Next I stamped snowflakes from Snowflake Set using different colours of Distress Ink and embossed with clear. The white embossed snowflakes were last and you can see that some of the detail was lost when I embossed over embossing.
The beautiful die cut snowflakes are by Spellbinder (S4-433). The largest layer was painted with Radiant Gels by ColourArte. I also added Twinkling H2O's over top of the Gel (after dry) and also painted the other layers with the paints: Sky blue, Wisteria, Jasmine and Icicles (which is clear over the white flake). I added some rhinestones to finish it off.
If you enjoy Designs by Ryn's stamp designs you will find inspiration using them at her Facebook Page and at her blog.
I hope you enjoyed a colourful Christmas design in July. Thanks for stopping by and have a great day,
Shirleyx
Showing posts with label Twinkling H20's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Twinkling H20's. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 01, 2015
Sunday, June 14, 2015
African Daisies with Twinkling H2O's
Happy Sunday everyone, I hope you had a great weekend. We are still keeping quite busy, but I've had a little more time for creativity.
I have two more designs using Twinkling H2O's by ColourArte combined with stamps by Designs by Ryn. I've been having fun playing with these beautiful watercolour paints and combining them with other media.
The background was created with Distress Inks (Abandoned Coral and Picked Raspberry) using an acrylic plate. I also blended the inks over Design by Ryn's Maidenhair Fern stencil. All of the stamping was done with Archival Ink (Cornflower Blue). The Daisies were painted with Twinkling H2O's (Wisteria, Ruby Red and Poppy). I added stickles and liquid pearls to the flower centres and white embossing enamel on the background.
Design by Ryn stamps: African Daisy, small cluster of water drops from the Textures unmounted sheet.
Hopefully you can see the glimmer from the paints in the close up below:
Next up is African Daisy again with a different colour combo and a background created with Acrylic paints and Gel medium.
I stamped Patio Stone over top of the Acrylic paints and medium with Distress Ink and also embossed it with silver. The larger circles were created with a small bottle and white Gesso and the little circles with a stencil. I also used silver embossing enamel on the background.
The daisies that I embossed with silver, were fancy cut and painted with Twinkling H2O's (Cool Water, Jasmine and Wisteria). I added stickles to the flower centres. I hope you can see the glimmer in paints the close up below:
Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful week,
Shirleyx
I have two more designs using Twinkling H2O's by ColourArte combined with stamps by Designs by Ryn. I've been having fun playing with these beautiful watercolour paints and combining them with other media.
The background was created with Distress Inks (Abandoned Coral and Picked Raspberry) using an acrylic plate. I also blended the inks over Design by Ryn's Maidenhair Fern stencil. All of the stamping was done with Archival Ink (Cornflower Blue). The Daisies were painted with Twinkling H2O's (Wisteria, Ruby Red and Poppy). I added stickles and liquid pearls to the flower centres and white embossing enamel on the background.
Design by Ryn stamps: African Daisy, small cluster of water drops from the Textures unmounted sheet.
Hopefully you can see the glimmer from the paints in the close up below:
Next up is African Daisy again with a different colour combo and a background created with Acrylic paints and Gel medium.
I stamped Patio Stone over top of the Acrylic paints and medium with Distress Ink and also embossed it with silver. The larger circles were created with a small bottle and white Gesso and the little circles with a stencil. I also used silver embossing enamel on the background.
The daisies that I embossed with silver, were fancy cut and painted with Twinkling H2O's (Cool Water, Jasmine and Wisteria). I added stickles to the flower centres. I hope you can see the glimmer in paints the close up below:
Thanks for stopping by and have a wonderful week,
Shirleyx
Sunday, June 07, 2015
Twinkling H2O's meets Designs by Ryn
Hello everyone, I hope you are doing well. I have been on a blog break but back a bit sooner than planned as I had some fun play recently. I'm sorry that I have not able to visit your blogs, but I will be back soon :)
Designs by Ryn's DT were sent a generous package of beautiful Twinkling H20's, shimmering watercolors from ColourArte to play with. I must say that I've enjoyed my first play very much and showing one design today. I was excited to try these paints as I already have a collection of ColourArte's Silks Acrylic Glaze which are gorgeous to 'work' with.
We also received a pot of Radiant Gels dimensional paint, it's also very cool, a fun medium with glimmer that I will be showing later :)
The Twinkling H20's paints are different than regular water colours as you can make the paint a bit thick as they have mica powders in them. They will also layer easier than regular watercolors. I'm still learning and will continue to play, the colours are gorgeous ... did I say that yet? LOVE the colours and the glitter in the paints.
ColourArte's website has a fantastic tutorial using Twinkling H20's by Marie of their Design Team here.
It's difficult to capture glitter in photos, but hopefully you can see it in the close up below.
Design by Ryn stamps: Lucine (the moth), and Spiral Branch Set.
The background is alcohol inks on glossy card stock. I painted Spiral branch with Ginger Peach Twinkling H20's and the Moth with Ginger Peach, Blue Grass and Pretty Peridott Twinkling H20's. I also used a little Fossilized Amber Distress Ink on the moth which blended beautiful with the paints.
I have the Ginger Peach Acrylic Glaze and must say it's one of my favorite colours, but they are all so beautiful it's difficult to pick a favorite.
More to come soon !
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy the rest of the weekend,
Shirleyx
Designs by Ryn's DT were sent a generous package of beautiful Twinkling H20's, shimmering watercolors from ColourArte to play with. I must say that I've enjoyed my first play very much and showing one design today. I was excited to try these paints as I already have a collection of ColourArte's Silks Acrylic Glaze which are gorgeous to 'work' with.
We also received a pot of Radiant Gels dimensional paint, it's also very cool, a fun medium with glimmer that I will be showing later :)
The Twinkling H20's paints are different than regular water colours as you can make the paint a bit thick as they have mica powders in them. They will also layer easier than regular watercolors. I'm still learning and will continue to play, the colours are gorgeous ... did I say that yet? LOVE the colours and the glitter in the paints.
ColourArte's website has a fantastic tutorial using Twinkling H20's by Marie of their Design Team here.
It's difficult to capture glitter in photos, but hopefully you can see it in the close up below.
Design by Ryn stamps: Lucine (the moth), and Spiral Branch Set.
The background is alcohol inks on glossy card stock. I painted Spiral branch with Ginger Peach Twinkling H20's and the Moth with Ginger Peach, Blue Grass and Pretty Peridott Twinkling H20's. I also used a little Fossilized Amber Distress Ink on the moth which blended beautiful with the paints.
I have the Ginger Peach Acrylic Glaze and must say it's one of my favorite colours, but they are all so beautiful it's difficult to pick a favorite.
More to come soon !
Thanks for stopping by and enjoy the rest of the weekend,
Shirleyx
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