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Welcome to eclectic Paperie's
Belated Birthday Bash!
Today we're celebrating the (belated) one year anniversary of the store's new ownership! It's been an amazing year, full of inspiring projects, wonderful classes, and many, many new products!! eclectic Paperie wouldn't be where it is today without the ongoing support of our customers and as a BIG thank you you'll have an opportunity to lots of great prizes! eclectic Paperie will be giving away the following prizes! You have until midnight tomorrow (9/20) to comment.
A full set of Tim's NEW Distress Paints
6x6 Paper Pad Bundle
Dylusions Stencil Bundle
A set of NEW Wendy Vecchi Archival Inks
Crafter's Workshop Stencil Bundle
To be entered into the prize drawing, please be sure to comment on the eclectic Paperie blog and on each of the eTeam blogs. Check out all of the thumbnail links below to view the rest of the eTeam projects! Enjoy the hop!
I've created this sweet 8"x10" canvas to share with you today
(click on pictures to enlarge and enhance)
(click on pictures to enlarge and enhance)
I started with an aeronautical chart for my base. (you can get a similar one here)
Applied Tim Holtz Distress Paints in "peeled paint", "seedless preserves", and "spiced marmalade". Spritzed the paint with water and moved it around some then dried it.
Added Tim Holtz Ideology tissue wrap in "Melange" over the whole piece, colored in the butterflies with Faber Castell India Ink Markers. Used Wendy Vecchi Stencils for Art "Dots and Stripes Borders" and Wendy Vecchi Embossing Paste in Metallic Gold for the dots and in black for the stripes.
The white rub-ons used are by Basic Gray and the black rub-ons are Tim Holtz Remnant Rubs "words".
My darling girl is made with the Prima Julie Nutting "Riley" Mixed Media Stamp. Stamped once on book paper for the girl and once on a scrapbooking paper by K and Co for her dress with Ranger Archival Ink in "Coffee". I painted her skin lightly with Golden Acrylic Paint in "Titan Buff" and added pink highlights with Claudine Hellmuth Studio Acrylic Paint in "Painterly Pink". Her hair is colored with Faber Castell India Ink Markers and highlighted with Silks Acrylic Glaze in "Ginger Peach".
Stamping was done with Wendy Vecchi's awesome new stamp "Vintage Mesh" and awesome new Archival Ink "Watering Can". White paint dots are a stamp by Hero Arts with Liquitex acrylic paint. The crocheted butterfly is by Martha Stewart.
Here are the finished edges and back:
Here are the finished edges and back:
I hope you think she's sweet - leave me a comment and let me know!
Here are the linkys for the rest of the eP designers in the hop:
Thanks for stopping by today!
68 comments:
I love those doll stamps, Teresa! This is a beautiful canvas, I LOVE it!!
Such a great canvas! Love it!
Great project, thanks for the tutorial!
Oooh I love this!
Lucy x
Your canvas is just stunning. Love all the layers, stamps, and colors.
Great colors!!!
This is beautiful!!! I'm so inspired.
Wonderful canvas. LOVE how the papers are coming through, yet don't take away from that Prima stamp. Beautiful.
Yes, I definitely think she is sweet - so many layers you've used to create this masterpiece. Thanks for sharing your process.
fantastic! you've inspired me to finis one i've been futzing with!
She is oh so sweet! And I really expected her to walk off the page. What a lot of dimension you added without a lot of bulk. Wow!
how adorable...love this canvas!!
Wow... This is absolutely amazing. Something I have wanted to do for some time now. You have really inspired me. The layers and colors are wonderful.
I think I am in love with this doll stamp! Wonderful!
Love it!
This is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing the information
This is gorgeous! I love the doll stamp!
Love your canvas. Must get me a Prima doll, or two... Thanks for the step by step. Love your layers and colours. A beautiful piece
Adding all those layers really payed off. Your background has so much depth and interest.
I totally love it <3
Pinned it!
I always love to see what you create. You are SO very talented. This is stunning!
This canvas is wonderful! I love the colors, the gold and the white and such a great image!
Love the layers and details, nice work!
Very sweet and I like how you created it.
slrdowney at hotmail dot com
fantabulous!!!! I love how you used the distress paints and I adore that stamp!
Wow!. I love how you've done the background. I have that stamps but haven't thought about using it this way. Thanks for sharing. Hugs x
Gorgeous project! I love how you worked with Distress Paints.
Love this project!! I love how you just got the color onto the canvas and spread it around with water keeping the colors and not making brown, like I usually do . . . beautiful!
A really eye catching piece.. thanks for sharing..
I really need to buy some of those distress paint - I am loving the effects..
eresa, she IS so SWEET, right down to that white rub on dress collar! LOVE all of the layers and the gold dots! FAB FAB canvas!
Fantastic! I was trying to think of other ways to use the doll stamps. Bingo! Thanks for sharing your incredible project.
How cute she looks and it looked like such a lot of fun to create!!
Hugs
Xcx
Love all the layers of goodness on this project!
Yes Riley is sweet ( love those Julie Dolls)! This canvas ... WOW, WOW, and WOW again!! Love all these layers, can't wait to try something like this ... it's always exciting to see the steps/techniques. My list is so loooooooong of new product I want, Wendy's new colors are on there too, they are yummy!! Love Tim's tissue wrap and those white rub ons... I LOVE THIS CANVAS !!!
Love your fun canvas project! The white rub-ons look so great against the background, and I love the doll design!
WOW!!! wowiewowWOW!!
Very pretty. Love the distress
paints and Prima doll.
Beautiful canvas!!! Love all the layers.
Oh YEA!!! I think she is cute, love the layers and especially love the butterflies!
very cool - thanks for sharing your secrets!
Sandra ltb
Gorgeous canvas. Love the colors and all the details.
Love the doll and the soft background colors.
isoscia@aol.com
Absolutely beautiful. I love the details that adds dimension to the doll stamp without too much bulk. Love it!
This is fabulous. I love Julie's doll stamps.
The colors and layers are RAD! Love the girlie. Oh my, everything is wonderful!
Thank you for sharing a delightful tutorial on the creation of this wonderful make. I have certainly been inspired by it.
I love all the details on your sweet canvas!
Love the canvas! Love the white rub-ons over the colour as well as black.
Great happy project ! Puts a smile on my face !
love your layered canvas, great colours
Thank you for the inspiring tutorial! What a lovely canvas! I love butterflies, they are almost on everything I create.
What a amazing canvas it is stunning! Thanks for all the details, great inspiration!
I love this canvas! Thank you so much for the great tutorial. I will refer to it often as I find myself drawn to a new artistic outlet :)
What a great tutorial. Loved your canvas!
Great step-by-step look at your canvas. What a transformation!
I LOVE LOVE this !
I love all the layering on this - it is beautiful :)
So many delightful details! I love all the layering, and who couldn't love butterflies? What a sweet canvas. TFS.
Your layers look so great. Need to get some of these girl stamps. Kim
Excellent artwork! Very creative and inspirational! (I have a dog named Lizzie but she's a rat terrier. Your Lizzie is beautiful!)
Really pretty. Love the colors you used and all the different products.
<3 J
This is a beautiful canvas! I love the layers.
Wow!!! I love the whole canvas! I love the business of it in the background, but when you look at your doll figure, colored perfectly!, the business fades away and it becomes soft and faded! This is quite an amazing piece of art!
OMG!!! WOW....this is GORGEOUS!!! :)
Holy cow there are a lot of comments here!!! Awesome! Love your canvas...the background is sublime!
Love the layers, colors, and doll stamp!!! Your creations are beautiful!
Where O where have you gone?
Gorgeous! Love the girl on the colorful canvas! Fab colors!
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