Hi, fellow crafters! Today I am here to share with you my first project as a Design Team Member with Splashy Mix Challenges! How exciting! I love Mixed Media! But first, here are our amazing Sponsors and their generous Prizes to be given away!
INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE WINNER
(as voted by our DT)
NATIONAL CHALLENGE WINNER
(as voted by our DT)
3 DT Favourites
(as voted by our DT, in no particular order)
One DT favourite will receive Goodie bag from
Letzcraft Store and will be our Guest Designer the following month
1 Random Winner
(chosen by Random.org)
One Random winner from Indian Participants will get Rs.500 gift voucher
Now it's time to share with you my project! Here's a video process of my Textured Mixed Media Canvas:
Step 1: The first thing I always do with a canvas, is to prepare it's surface by painting it with Gesso. In this case, Acrylic Gesso.
Step 2: Add my stencils. I used Ranger Texture Paste Opaque Matte for this step. I did various stencils in various sizes and styles. There is no right or wrong in this step!
Step 3: I then painted the surface with Black Acrylic Paint
Step 4: Now it was time to add some elements. I chose several different pieces, such as metal butterflies, gears, flowers, and a resin frame. I then added them in with my Gorilla Hot Glue and painted them black also.
Step 5: Fun time! I used a variety of Prima Sprays (Frost, Glistening Waves, and Fir Needles), and sprayed one at a time. Here's where you decide to dry them with an embossing gun in between layers or spray and then dry all at once. I then added a variety of Art Alchemy Paints and Metalliques (list of items on my video description box).
Step 6: Now I wanted to add my final pieces - flowers and a windmill. I sprayed the white flowers with the Glistening waves and added texture paste to the large flower, hot glued them on the canvas, and colored them with some of the paints. I also "aged" my windmill by using the rusty colored pastes and hot glued it on.
Step 7 (Final): My final step was to use some bamboo sticks I had in my stash, and hot glue them all around the canvas, to give it more of a "frame". I left the white on the outside so my inward project would "pop"!
Now for some photos of my finished canvas:
I hope that you enjoyed my project, and that you will join us in this month's
Splashy Mix Challenges! Thank you for stopping by!
Blessings, Jeanie Ellis - Scrapbookingmamaw