Grungy Shabby card using ink and alcohol spray
Hello dear crafters,
Yet another Sunday passes by! With zilch realisation of its fineth praesentia! Shakespearean English and Latin cuddle up with my modern Indian Hinglish, imagine! So, anyways, cheers to a happy, happening and yet moody but crafty Sunday!
What I did make is a grungy but owing to sooo many flowers and leaves, very shabby chic looking card:
I had pretty peachy pink nylon flowers and leaves lying around and I experimented with spraying them with Little Birdie Gold splash and Mocha alcohol sprays. And the fabric took to this alcohol spray sooo well. I was impressed.
For the violet flower (to go with the violet card base), I used some Camel drawing ink. And oh my goodness, it's sheer beauty. The inks really shine through.
I also sprayed some of the leaves and chipboard element with gold acrylic spray, and used my brush to go over the embossed veins of the leaves with some golden acrylic paint. I used the same paint on the circle die cut.
Finally I embossed this sentiment from Kaisercraft P.S. I love you stamp set. The Love tag is from
DCWV "Be Mine" Paper pack.
I assembled everything on a paper I inked up using distress inks and added acetate as fun element.
I hope you had a good read and this promotes you to go and experiment.
I am linking this to ItsyBitsy Challenge#5 using their amazing alcohol sprays:
Have fun
Thanks for stopping by
Sweety Gupta
Products used:
Yet another Sunday passes by! With zilch realisation of its fineth praesentia! Shakespearean English and Latin cuddle up with my modern Indian Hinglish, imagine! So, anyways, cheers to a happy, happening and yet moody but crafty Sunday!
What I did make is a grungy but owing to sooo many flowers and leaves, very shabby chic looking card:
For the violet flower (to go with the violet card base), I used some Camel drawing ink. And oh my goodness, it's sheer beauty. The inks really shine through.
I also sprayed some of the leaves and chipboard element with gold acrylic spray, and used my brush to go over the embossed veins of the leaves with some golden acrylic paint. I used the same paint on the circle die cut.
DCWV "Be Mine" Paper pack.
I assembled everything on a paper I inked up using distress inks and added acetate as fun element.
I hope you had a good read and this promotes you to go and experiment.
I am linking this to ItsyBitsy Challenge#5 using their amazing alcohol sprays:
Thanks for stopping by
Sweety Gupta
Products used:
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| Kaisercraft PS I love you stamp |
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| Gold rush |
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| Violet Drawing ink |
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| Mocha |
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| Gold acrylic spray |
Lovely creation and admire the way you have presented it all so well !
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Sharada Dilip Acharya
wonderful textures and colors!! Thanks for playing along Itsy Bitsy 2017 challenge 5 – Anything goes using another brilliant product from the Little Birdie’s family – GOLD ALCOHOL SPLASH.
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Suman Pandit
Now j have to contemplate on which of your projects is better! This one is sweet like your name :) loved the shades chosen. The flowers add lot of beauty to it :) Hope you had fun playing along with Itsy Bitsy 2017 challenge 5 – Anything goes using another brilliant product from the Little Birdie’s family – GOLD ALCOHOL SPLASH.
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Angela Jose
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