Oh you're going to have fun creating with the March Blue Fern Studios Sketch Challenge! Look at all the opportunities to use your Blue Fern Studios chipboard pieces. The papers are from the Blue Fern Garden paper collection, and I'm using the "Timeless" paper page. Come on over to the blog to find out how you can enter and win some prizes.
Here's a close up of the Grande Cage: Apply white paint to the base of the chipboard, then apply green paint or use ink, and finally add some black ink sparingly on one side of the cage, then finish the cage off with some dabs of white paint.
Use your brick chipboard piece as a stencil and add molding paste, then stamp with your favorite script stamp. Add some ink sparingly under the brick pieces, and then paint the brick chipboard and glue to the stenciled work.
Gorgeous, Joyce - I love the fresh spring greens, and amazing textures, especially on that lovely bird cage.
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So pretty Joyce love the colors and you really made that birdcage sing! Lol I love how it looks aged or weathered shabby loveliness ;)
ReplyDeleteWow, great layout!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE the stamped brick within the chippie brick effect! that special hue of green is so springlike and fresh. And the birdcage is so pretty too. xoxox
ReplyDeleteThis layout is gorgeous! Love the detail shots of the birdcage and the brick. Those elements really add texture and dimesion! Love.
ReplyDeleteYour layering technique is great! I really enjoy looking at your work.
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