Spotlight on Emma Williams!
Hi friends, happy Sunday! Have you seen the amazing work of Emma Williams?! She takes mixed media projects to the next level with an added detail and charm that is uniquely her and always breathtaking. Be sure to stop by her blog for continued inspiration!
For now, we’re highlighting 3 of her most recent projects so you can see firsthand just how amazing she is! Enjoy!
To see more information on Emma’s Fairy Garden Wagon project click or tap HERE.
To see more information on Emma’s Dinosaur project, click or tap HERE.
For more information on Emma’s Typography Love is All You Need project, click or tap HERE.
For even MORE inspiration and a new piece of inspiration weekly from Emma, be sure to follow along in our Monday Challenge and join the challenge for a chance to win $50!
Amore LauraFadora: Harvest Happy Birthday
Hi friends! Happy Saturday! Welcome to the latest edition of Amore LauraFadora with the always fabulous Laura Bassen! She used our Harvest stencil in a super cool way with a rainbow of Distress Oxide inks and our Big Happy die as well as some sparkle with our White Sparkle paper! Don’t forget to watch the video and enjoy!
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Thanks so much for stopping by, and thanks to Laura for being our guest!
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Art Journal: Distressed Paint Technique
Welcome everyone!!! I’m working in my Dylusions Small Flip Journal today and playing around with a distressed layered paint technique using petroleum jelly. There’s nothing better to me than old furniture with layers and layers of paint that are gems of time gone by!
I started with some torn pages from a book and glued them in place on my page. Next step is to cover the entire page with Gel Medium to “even the field” so all papers have the same texture and finish.
I added some petroleum jelly with my finger on areas that I wanted to preserve and then covered the page with one paint color at a time using a brayer. Once the paint layer was dry, I wiped the page clean with a baby wipe and paper towel then continued on with another coat of petroleum jelly and paint. The petroleum jelly acts as a resist to the paint.
This technique allows you to use a variety of colors without them getting muddy because each color is used separately.
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