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Tuesday, August 2, 2011

Tutorial on Masking Distress

The Beauty of Spring!

I've been going outside of the box a lot lately but today I thing I've gone right past the box and onto the floor with this one! I went from digi image onto white paper to spotting Ranger Distress in in two different colors by hand with a distress sponge.  But before that I thought it would be an ideal look if the shape of leaves were masked off first.  So I played it by ear and went for it and in the meantime, I took loads of photos.  I hope you get inspired to try it and enjoy it as well!  

I have to warn you, It's really messy!  But a ton of fun!

Removable tape runner on leaves

Spray from up to 8 inches away to cover pad and combine colors


Be sure to get close to leaves to enhance their shape


dry first then remove leaves and add highlight color




INGREDIENTS: 
Bazzill Stock " French Vanilla"
Tim Holtz Distress tool
McGill Punch "leaves"
Martha Stewart "leaves"
Image is "Spring Beauty" ~Dragon Designs
Sentiment was saved under Marion with Create TLC

Sentiment on Front

Sentiment inside



 MEDIUMS:
Copic Markers for altered flowers
Ranger Distress Ink:  Tea Dye, Worn Lipstick, 
Walnut Stain, Wild Honey, Spun Sugar
Tattered Angels glimmer mist "Saphire" and "Meadow Green"
Smooch "Nautical Navy" and "Shabby Pink"
Signo "White"

 EMBELLISHMENTS:
Wild Orchid Crafts flowers/ altered
Rope Ribbon from stash
 Prima Flowers "Ameruse Duchessmix"


 INSPIRATIONAL THOUGHT FOR THE DAY: 
You must do the things you think you cannot do.
- Eleanor Roosevelt

 Thank you for visiting,

2 comments:

  1. Wow this is a fabulous technique and anything that involves getting my hands messy suits me. Thank you for this great tutorial. Im off to have a wee nosey around your beautiful blog. Yeah Im now a follower too. Lee xx

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