The Challenge over at Simon Monday Challenge is: Witch Kraft. Wow, I love kraft paper and of course, I always love a little witchy. Here's my project:
My project started with a kraft glassine pocket that I embossed with the Bubbles folder from the Waves & Bubbles Set. I wanted the bubbles to resemble the bubbles from a boiling pot of witches brew. I originally thought I was only going to make a pocket of spells but that soon changed into a scrapbook layout.
Once I decided I wanted to create a scrapbook layout, the theme was perfect, I love to use kraft paper when I scrap. I selected a couple of different kraft papers and I was happy. Next I misted the paper with water and started applying Distress Paint - picket fence.
I love the look with the paint on the kraft.
It tones the paper down.
Now I can stamp a little witchiness. I was a little leery that my stamps might now show as good as I wanted them to so I stamped on tissue paper then adhered them with Claudine Hellmuth's multi-medium matte.
I know you are wondering about these two cute little Wizard of Oz characters "Toto" and the "Lion." The are my grandsons!
The matte for the picture was made from another piece of kraft glassine that I crumbled up then distressed with gathered twigs. I did pat the glassine after I inked it to remove any excess ink then heat dried it.
Supplies:
TH Distress Paint: picket fence, mustard seed, peeled paint
Ranger Super Fine Detail Black embossing powder on the spider web
TH Distress embossing powder - antique linen on the broom
TH Distress ink: ripe persimmon, rusty hinge, gathered twigs, antique linen, mustard seed, scattered straw
Archival Jet Black ink
Emboss It - clear
Apothecary Remnant Rubs
Stamps: Graphic 45 Magic of Oz Stamp Sets 1, 2, 3
and Tim Holtz Mini Halloween CMS 198, Mini Blueprints 5, CMS 170, Apothecary CMS 138
Challenges:
Simon Monday Challenge: Witch Kraft
Inspiration Emporium: Anything Goes
Eclectic Paperie: August Challenge: Embossing done on the spider web, spider, and broom stick
My project started with a kraft glassine pocket that I embossed with the Bubbles folder from the Waves & Bubbles Set. I wanted the bubbles to resemble the bubbles from a boiling pot of witches brew. I originally thought I was only going to make a pocket of spells but that soon changed into a scrapbook layout. 
Once I decided I wanted to create a scrapbook layout, the theme was perfect, I love to use kraft paper when I scrap. I selected a couple of different kraft papers and I was happy. Next I misted the paper with water and started applying Distress Paint - picket fence.
I love the look with the paint on the kraft.
It tones the paper down.
Now I can stamp a little witchiness. I was a little leery that my stamps might now show as good as I wanted them to so I stamped on tissue paper then adhered them with Claudine Hellmuth's multi-medium matte.
I know you are wondering about these two cute little Wizard of Oz characters "Toto" and the "Lion." The are my grandsons!
The matte for the picture was made from another piece of kraft glassine that I crumbled up then distressed with gathered twigs. I did pat the glassine after I inked it to remove any excess ink then heat dried it.
Thanks for stopping in for A Little Witch Kraft - Judy
Supplies:
TH Distress Paint: picket fence, mustard seed, peeled paint
Ranger Super Fine Detail Black embossing powder on the spider web
TH Distress embossing powder - antique linen on the broom
TH Distress ink: ripe persimmon, rusty hinge, gathered twigs, antique linen, mustard seed, scattered straw
Archival Jet Black ink
Emboss It - clear
Apothecary Remnant Rubs
Stamps: Graphic 45 Magic of Oz Stamp Sets 1, 2, 3
and Tim Holtz Mini Halloween CMS 198, Mini Blueprints 5, CMS 170, Apothecary CMS 138
Challenges:
Simon Monday Challenge: Witch Kraft
Inspiration Emporium: Anything Goes
Eclectic Paperie: August Challenge: Embossing done on the spider web, spider, and broom stick
Fabulous page Judy - your background is brilliant and your grandsons gorgeous x Hilda
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Great layout and your photo is absolutely precious! Thank you so much for sharing and for joining us over at the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge Blog! :)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Your grandsons are SO cute too. =) Thanks for joining us at Inspiration Journal this month.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like it was a lot of fun to create. You did a masterful job of layering your mediums. I love the outcome.
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