Danielle Flanders makes her debut tutorial on PTI's MIM challenge
demonstrating how to create a flocked look with dimensional paste.
I used white gesso, and added canyon clay reinker to color my paste. (Dani said we could!)
Kraft cardstock, misted with pearl and mojito.
Mighty Oak die cut stencil
Mat Stack #6 in Ocean Tides and Dark Chocolate
Meadow Green leaves, stamped with Scarlett Jewel and Ripe Avocado, then clear embossed.
Rustic White cardbase
Blessings sentiment from Basket of Blessings
Crackling that took place... happy accident!
Will definitely do this again!
Thank you Dani!
Beautiful tree, Nancy. I like the crackled effect of the gesso. It makes an impact of the tree trunk.
ReplyDeletethis is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteNancy I like that you colored the paste. Also that it cracked. Have to Love happy accidents!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card, the crackled gesso gives great texture to the tree, Cathy x
ReplyDeleteoh love this cover plate, might have to give that a try.... have you tried any other coloring option for the paste?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card Nancy. Loved the cover plate that you used.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! I like the crackled effect and the cover plate you chose to try the technique with! Looks awesome!
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Gorgeous ! Great way to use the tree die! Love this Nancy!
ReplyDeleteNancy this is so BEAUTIFUL! I love the crackling that was created! And the background behind the sentiment is stunning! Gorgeous card my dear!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely Nancy! Love the crackled gesso.
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy, Love the textured tree!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely! The soft colours of the tree and background are wonderful, as is the texture of the gesso!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card using this technique, Nancy! Love all the texture you achieved on that fabulous tree :)
ReplyDeleteVery pretty card!! That background turned out so perfect. Nice fall card with a different feel. Great job!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love your design and the fact your paste crackled. :)
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