Good evening everyone, and thanks for coming to visit again.
I do hope that you have had a good day , I have just got home after a long walk with the dogs....I often wonder just how much of my week is spent walking the dogs..you see I worry that I don't go to the gym, don't go to diet classes....so I am hoping that walking the dogs at least twice a day will help to keep me fit and healthy.....mmmmm I do wonder.
Anyway enough of that...and onto something crafty....now do you remember last week when I had my first play with the Color Burst Powders? .....available on the Clarity website...
Well I couldn't resist trying with one of my favourite old techniques.... Shaving foam.....
And yes....good fun....
Here is my finished design...
So I started with a plastic container and some cheap ( tesco) shaving foam.
For this one I kept it dimensional.....it also looks good when smoothed to a flat surface.
Oh look at the colours of the powders....
Then simply pull some prints..
This is the one that I used....choose your stamps...I do love the Wee Folk.
Cut to size and add some shading using charcoal pencils. This makes such a difference...
I also used the piece that I had cut off...
Next some butterflies..
And some bubles
Some highlights.
And my design is complete..
Here is a closer look....I do love this effect...
Also...I have a stash of papers ....
Plus this one...
And they smell wonderful too.
Must go and prepare some food...hungry boys and all that..
I do hope you have a play with these powders...and I would love to know how you get on...
Have a lovely evening..
Much love...
Jo. xxx
Wow Jo you're coming up with some super duper designs - love how you've shaded this and little boy from the wee folks is gorgeous. Keep up the good work!! Lots of love xxx
ReplyDeleteFab-U-lous! Never thought of trying these powders with shaving foam - thanks for the inspiration :)
ReplyDeleteLove the way the wee boy appears to sit 'inside' an opening. It looks almost 3D. Amazing. X
ReplyDeletelooks great. the charcoal pencils added so much dimension. i do love those prints especially that turquoise and yellow one, hugs xx
ReplyDeleteGreat card and fab backgrounds. Shaving foam is something I've not got round to trying out yet - you might just have inspired me :) Thanks Jo. Lx
ReplyDeleteLovely background and great card design Jo.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great result from the powders and shaving foam. The charcoal pencil shading around your card makes it so dimensional, and I love the wee folk too. Thanks for your tutorial, inspired by this, I will have to give shaving foam backgrounds a try.
ReplyDeleteKathy xx