I have stepped out of my scrappy comfort zone and tried something new (at least new to me). In the fourteen years I have been scrapping, I have never, ever colored a stamped image- can you believe that?! I have been on two stamp MF teams and one digital image team, and not once did I ever color an image- I always stamped on patterned paper and fussy cut/layered as needed.
So, today I will be sharing my first attempt at coloring with a project I completed this morning. :)
supplies:
paper mache ornament, pearls, and rhinestones: Michael's
pp: MME
sequins: Hazel & Ruby
watercolor pencils: Prima
white gel pen
Glossy Accents
white cardstock
ink
This started as a 2.5x2.5 square paper mache ornament from M's that I painted white and covered it with some gold-dotted vellum along the sides and a coordinating dotted pp on the top.
I stamped the adorable
Owl-day images onto white cardstock and then colored with watercolor pencils. I tried to give the owls some dimension, and I did OK, but clearly I have a long way to go with my coloring skills. lol I fussy cut them and used some Glossy Accents to add a bit of dimension to things like the scarves. trim on hat, and belt buckles.
The gifts were stamped, colored then cut and adhered around the tree.
The sentiments were stamped and I cut into banners.
In addition to the stamps, I used the
Stitched in Circles dies to create the circles, wreaths and Christmas tree on top.
This came together easily and the longest part was the drying process.
I have submitted this to the
Craftin Desert Divas Linky Party. The current theme is Make It Sparkle, which this project fits nicely into with the sequins, gold dots, and rhinestones.
Thanks for stopping by!