Monday, 18 November 2013

Stampotique Challenge- One Layer

Frank knew he would find someone special in the crowd!
I started by stamping Stampotique smile, then covering him with masking fluid
Once dry I coated the background with a mixture of DecoArt Silver sage, Glorious Gold & Rich Expresso metallics
Once dry I stamped the Stampotique heads with Stazon Timber Brown and the hearts in Royal Purple & Black. The hearts were then coloured with pro markers. They didn't cover too well but I liked the texture effect
Then I rubbed off the masking fluid and applied subtle shading with distress inks, Pumice Stone & Milled Lavender 

10 comments:

  1. Fabulous Jools, I love the metallic feel to it. Thanks for joining us again at Stampotique this week.

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  2. This is a joy, Jools - just love the "not very coloured" hearts! Great masking and layered stamping - I love it. Thank you so much for all your lovely comments too!
    Alison xx

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  3. Love the metallic effect that you have created and the whole colour palette you have chosen. Smile is such a fab guy.
    Love
    Amanda x

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  4. Brilliant Jools, such a clever design and great masking off to create the one layered scene.
    hugs {brenda} x0x

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  5. Ha, how very clever to use masking fluid, - I never thought of that, I always mask off with sticky papers. Great effects on the background, love the hearts and as to Frank? Well, he's a fellow right after my heart! Another great make Jools, love it!

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  6. love the colours and t he metalic feel - Fab

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  7. Love this Jools, you managed to cram in so much!!!
    Thanks for joining in with us at Stampotique this week :)

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  8. I love this, all the colors are great!

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  9. Love this, especially the muted colours. Fabulous piece of art !
    Corrie x

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  10. Hi, Jools, this is just super! You got so much stamping and colors in a beautiful image all into one layer--and beautifully so!

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