I'll Bring You Flowers by Debs Wainwright
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Hello
everyone, Debs here with another journal page. I just love playing in my
journal, and with this page I show how you can transform a page from something
that isn't working for you to something that does. Don't ever give up on a
page, because even if it's not working for you, it will at some point, and it
can be quite simple.
Here's what I did
I chose
my colours and with a texture brush added it across my page. I blended the
colour a little but wanted them left quite rough.
I added some interest by stencilling and adding some script
to the page.
Once
completely dry I stamped my feature and dried it to set the ink. I painted the
flower using water soluble oil pastels. I stamped the butterfly with glue and heat embossed it.
I cut it out, and played around with it to see where it looked
best.
This is
where I got to and decided I didn't like it. I couldn't think what was wrong, I
liked the colour but it wasn't working for me. I put it away and worked on
other projects, until I came across it again when going through my journal
looking for inspiration. It hit me straight away how I could change it, it
needed colour!
I
thought about it for a while and decided to use a medium sized heart over the
main area of the flower as a mask, and sprayed some ink sprays in muted
colours. I love how the heart frames the flower.
I
embossed my sentiment and with the same crayons applied colour in an ombré
style.
What I used
So next time you want to throw something away remember it's
easy to change it.
Take care as always
Hugs Debs xxx
8 comments
that's ACE! Lx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I love the bright pop of blue too
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xx
Lovely Debs!!! Did you really stamp the butterfly with glue, or was it a typo? :-)
ReplyDeleteAlison xxx
Oops I meant Versamark , meant to change it! Lol xx
DeleteJust gorgeous Debs! Lovely details and a great improvised stencil too. Love it!
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Great page
ReplyDeleteLove
Amanda x
Clever way to bring a project back to life, and love the use of the heart as a stencil, fabulous
ReplyDeleteFabulous use of that gorgeous flower stamp, and I love the atmospheric background.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
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