
Hi there, thanks for stopping by the blog. Today I have a layout to share with you where I have added just a tiny bit of BLACK to add impact. It really does make quite a difference & gives lots of depth !!
The Lindy’s colours I have used are: Sea Mint Green, Pineapple Paradise, Luscious Lime, Midnight Rendezvous Raven sprays & Drop Dead Gorgeous Green Magicals & I have embossed with Cleopatra Copper EP. These are all available on the Lindy’s website.
I have also made a little VIDEO tutorial on my creative process as well as a photo tutorial.
I heat embossed all my chipboard pieces in Cleopatra Copper.
Lots of mixed media on my background & lots of lovely layers, textures & stamping. All of the stamps I have used are from 49 and Market.
Step-by-Step
Apply CLEAR gesso to paper and then add texture paste with a stencil to the background paper.
Then spritz paper with water & then, using a brush, start adding various shades of green Lindy’s sprays & Magicals & again using water to blend them.
Next add some Lindys “Pineapple Paradise” yellow & blend with the greens.
Now add just a tiny bit of BLACK, just a tiny bit though. Spritz with water to blend it & even dab some of the excess off with a baby wipe before drying it off. See the added depth this gives your project !!
Stencil some texture paste onto a scrap of card, when dry spray with Lindy’s “Pineapple Paradise” spray & punch some circles out if it with a paper punch. Set aside.
Heat emboss all chipboard pieces in Lindy’s Cleopatra Copper embossing powder or something similar.
Now do a little background stamping in black, add a few splatters in “Midnight Rendezvous Raven” black spray & start layering everything onto the layout. Adding those circles we punched out earlier in amongst the layers.
Lindy’s Products
- Sprays: Sea Mint Green, Pineapple Paradise, Luscious Lime, Midnight Rendezvous Raven
- Magicals: Drop Dead Gorgeous Green
- Embossing Powder: Cleopatra Copper
Other Products
- 2Crafty Chipboard, stamps from 49 and Market
All finished & I do hope you will watch the video tutorial too.
Until next time.
Cheers Di Garling