Showing posts with label Gelatos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gelatos. Show all posts

Thursday, February 4, 2021

Story - A Mixed Media Canvas with Gelatos

 I made a piece a few years ago with gelatos that I just love. I really wanted to make another one, plus my sister wanted me to reach for purple flowers. This is the result! As far as mixed media canvases go, this was pretty easy to bring together.


Thanks for stopping by today!

Supplies:

Gelatos:

  1. Guava
  2. Peach
  3. Mango
  4. Bubble Gum
  5. Black Cherry

Finnabair:

  1. Metallique Acrylic Blackberry
  2. Moulds
  3. Stencil

49 and Market:

  1. Wildflowers - Violet
  2. County Blossoms - Violet
  3. Stamps - Gabi's square stitch
Watercolor paper
Black Gesso
Matte Acrylic Gel
Tombow Watercolor marker #989 (shading)

Monday, May 11, 2020

Love: Mixed Media Card


Hello! Today I'm sharing with you a card I made for my mom. The flowers are handmade using gelatos. The base is made using Lindy's colors.

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Supplies:

Flowers dies by Spellbinders
Leaf and flower dies by Sue Wilson
Stamens
Gelatos - Kiwi, Guava and Iced Pear

Lindy's Sprays:

Embossing Powders:

Pearls
Wooden Title and hearts

Sewing Machine
Distressing tool
White Cardstock
Berry Smoothie Cardstock



Monday, April 1, 2019

Scrap The Boys: Life is Good

Hello and welcome!!! It's that time again for a new challenge at ScrapTheBoys!


A friend of mine said, "Girl, you could have made a bigger cake!" LOL . . . my son really wanted to celebrate his 12th birthday at the Melting Pot and this is how they do it. He just LOVES that restaurant and the close atmosphere the place encourages.


I was hugely inspired by this layout on my Pinterest board.  I wanted to make something simple, but bold! So I grabbed my 49 and Market stamps, gelatos and a smattering of various words stamps from my stash.

THANKS FOR STOPPING BY TODAY!

Friday, September 7, 2018

Mixed Media Project: Adventure Awaits

Hello there! Welcome to my blog! Today I would love to share with you my beautiful canvas that I made for the September's challenge at 'More than Words'.

Summer is all about play. It's about ice-cold lemonade and sweet tea on the back porch. It's about trips to the water park and being endlessly stuffed into a bathing suit. In Texas, it's about being hot with so much SUNSHINE!!!

But the end of Summer 2018, for me, is about heartbreak. It's about extreme conflict and betrayal between family members.

My husband and I are slowly picking up the pieces of ourselves and putting one foot in front of the other. We have been keeping busy with rebuilding and reorganizing our home, which is especially true for our son as he got a whole extra room to stretch out into. We did lots of painting and reorganizing, but none of those colors were yellow. He's an 11 year old boy, what can I say.

I have also been reorganizing myself back into the craft world. I have been barely hanging on, wanting to do so much more, but holding myself back due to so much anger and sadness.

I'm through with that nonsense. Although I still have a long way to go to find true healing, finding my creative self again has been a blessing.

Without further ado, here is my "beginning of a new adventure" piece filled with all the bright colors that "sunshine" and "summer" provides. I list all supplies used at the end of my posts.

Thank you for stopping by today.

The challenge:








First, I must give immense credit to Nadia's piece that she made for GDT at Faber-Castel. She made a video tutorial in which I followed her technique closely, adding several twists of my own along the way. I do this because I'm not quite confident enough yet to make a piece that doesn't turn out muddy. I don't know why I find gelatos intimidating, but I am so grateful there are people out there willing to make videos to help us "head-scratchers" along.


Supplies:

Fabel-Castel Gelatos: Tangerine, Cotton Candy, Lemon
Strathmore Watercolor paper
Stamps by 49andMarket

Finnabair products:
Art Stones
Melange Art Pebbles

Lindy's Stamp Gang:
Flat Spray C'est la vie Cerise
Flat Spray Luminous Lemon

Stencil and homemade paste
Tim Holtz's Quote Chips and metal butterfly
Prima Marketing Mold and Red Amber Wax
Flowers by Blue Fern Studios
Versa Magic Chalk Ink: Pumpkin Spice
Die Cuts Stitched Circles
Twine
Gloss Gel Medium