When I saw Emma's project on the Paper Artsy blog, I knew I wanted to try this. I was instantly attracted to the bright and luscious colours with the brushstrokes still in evidence.
I chose to make a book cover, a work in progress of mine that should end up being a folder for dies but started life as a Next catalogue.
I followed Emma' s step by step so won't repeat here and just show you the result below.
I used Frescos in Claret, South Pacific, Vanilla and Pansy. The script stamp (only one, unusually restrained...) is from the Paper Artsy ESN10 set and I used the reverse Chicken Wire from the Crafter's Workshop, plus a circles stencil that I die-cut with a Papertrey ink cover plate.
I made the flower from Tim Holtz Tattered Flowers die, the flourish is a magazine freebie.
And if I'm not showing the spine or the back cover, this is because I haven't done either and I am reserving the right of doing a completely different design if I feel like it!
Ohh so pretty! Glad Emma inspired you!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours. Love all the layers. Hugz
ReplyDeleteOh i lurve this so much, please let us see the completed cover when it is done love seeing ingenuity at it's best, we always come up with something amazing:-) xxx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous artwork on this. It looks beautiful
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie x
beautiful vibrant colours xx
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteA true work of art Christine absolutely love everything about it.
ReplyDeleteWarm crafty hugs from Shirl x x x
ShirlsCards.
This is gorgeous! I love the colour combo, the stenciling and that flower: it's just so beautiful and painty! xxx
ReplyDeleteA wonderful book cover - Next has never looked so good... :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours, very inspired cover!
ReplyDeleteI wish you all the best , too, for the new Year! And creative as always!
That is so gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Gorgeous! Love how distressed the purple ink is!
ReplyDeleteC'est magnifique, tes couleurs et ta version sont peut-être encore plus belles que l'original!!! Bravo, j'aimerais bien trouver le temps d'essayer moi aussi, ça a l'air chouette comme technique, et le résultat est superbe en tout cas très réussi chez toi!
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