Mistra Hoolahan at Dusty Attic created the May Sketch. Mistra’s sketches always include layers, and
we scrappers love to include layers in our layouts. I will definitely be using her sketches in
the near future. Check out her blog http://sketchesbymistra.blogspot.com.au/r
I used Prima, Pion and Donna Salazar papers to create this
page. These papers blended so well
together.The little ballerina slippers were made out of clay and I used Glimmer Mist and Shimmerz to paint them.
The background was created with molding paste, stencil,
Glimmer Mist, Shimmerz, music stamp, and cheesecloth.
Products:
Dusty Attic
Baroque Corner (DA0543)Dusty Attic Cornsilk Flowers (DA0806)
Prima: Fairy Tale Collection Papers
Donna Salazar Paper
Pion Paper
Martha Stewart Oak Leaf Punch and small leaf punch
Rayon Ribbon
Shimmerz (Egg Noggin)
Glimmer Mist (Blackberry Cordial) watered down with mineral water.
The Crafter’s Workshop chicken wire stencil (6 x 6)
Clay
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Hi Joyce! Thanks for the visit! I haven't scrapped a page in a very long time. Yours is so stunning--love the layers and those adorable clay slippers. You've motivated me to try a page again.
ReplyDeleteLovely, lovely, lovely.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning LO, love all the textures you have used. Those little ballet shoes are inspired!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit, so glad you came by as it meant I found your blog!
I love everything about this from the perfect photo to the beautiful colours, love all the background techniques as well.
ReplyDeleteThis page is just gorgeous....love the background thing you're doing- simply amazing and the colors are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think I have seriously died and come to heaven!! Holy schmoly Joyce, you really are a wizz creating the most gorgeous backgrounds ever! and the ballet slippers, what a stroke of genius to come up with them! Have to ask if watering down mist with mineral water brings out something different from doing dito with regular tap water? very intriguing! Sound like a broken record, but this page is also absolutely stunning and so exquisite! I think working with soft colours and delicate details/textures really bring out the artist in you! I bow to thee! xoxo
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