For the background I used Claret, Limelight and London Bus Frescos and a beige acrylic paint.
I used several ticket die-cuts stamped with a selection from Hot Picks 1206, 1207 and 1208 as well as from ESN07.
For the image transfer I used an image from a magazine instead of my own photo.
I added some green embossing powder on the sides.
I am now thinking the white border around the image is just too white and I might take a marker and change that!
Let me know what you think...
Fabulous canvas
ReplyDeleteJanet
It looks great. Jo xx
ReplyDeleteAmazing project.
ReplyDeleteWow it's gorgeous! What a good idea to use something from a magazine. Wish I had thought of that as I thought I didn't have anything suitable to use. I like the pop of white. Wonder what it would be like in cream, to match the lovely ruffled trim maybe?
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Love all the rich colours!. It's a lovely canvas :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project ... I actually like the white border, makes the image "pop". Thanks as always for joining in our GD challenge this week.
ReplyDeleteI agree that the white works really well. This is super canvas with lovely vibrant colours. Julie Ann xx
ReplyDeleteSo very pretty! Love the beautiful background!
ReplyDeleteLove it! The colours are great, the background works so well with the photo.
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous 'Harvest Festival' piece! x
ReplyDeleteGreat canvas and personally I'm with you and would knock the white back a bit, maybe with some green to complement the embossed edge :)
ReplyDeleteVon ♥
Love the rich colours on this canvas and the embossed edges, great project.
ReplyDeleteSylv xx