Hello to my readers, connie here to share another charming design created with the Julie Nutting Doll Stamps. To purchase these stamps go Scrapbookingfanatics online store.
The adorable little girl, can be adapted to creating cards, tags, scrapbook pages and altered books. This little cutie stands 7 1/2 inches tall.
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I incorporated a few techniqes which employ embossing.
Embossing Instructions:
The background layer the girl is on, consists of Gesso applied to cardstock which was dried and heat set.
The second step is the painting of mediums:
I dabbed using an applicator onto the gesso piece with Ranger Alcohol inks and Rubbing Alcohol,
In the final step of painting, I included some light applications of Tim Holtz Distress Stains. Heat set and dry
For the Dry Embossing application, I ran this piece through my Sizzix Big Shot Machine to create an impression using Sizzix Tim Holtz Texture Fades " Collage and Notebook folder ".
For the last step incorporating 'wet embossing', I applied Green Pigment Ink brayering lightly overtop of the dry embossed piece and embossed the wet portion with clear embossing powder. Dried and set with a heat gun.
Supplies Used
connie paxman
6 comments:
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This is so adorable. You put so many steps into this and it pays off with it gorgeousness. Love the tree too.
oh she is very pretty! Love the glitter word!
Only as you can create it! Out of this world beautiful!
OMGosh, Connie, I wondered if I misplaced your blog. I had a horrible time when Google got rid of google reader. I am so glad I found you. Love your card and she is adorable!! I really like the edges, the glitter girl, the jewel tree, and the lace!! Wonderful, lady!
Connie, this is so adorable! Love the design! I hope you will be blogging more these days! Thank you for stopping by and I do appreciate your comment, GF! I don't know why the link is not working for you. I clicked and it brought me right to it! Here it is and I hope it works for you! Hugs and enjoy the weekend!
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