My project is inspired by fellow Prima designer,
Anna-Maria Wolniak. (I would have LOVED to have been assigned ANY of the DT gals. They are all super, super talented!)
Besides the amazing texture Anna-Maria creates
with art
mediums, she always has a fun, colorful, yet feminine touch to each
project. It was hard to narrow down the choices of which layout to lift!
Each one of her designs is simply gorgeous and so inspiring.
I finally
chose one she did a few months ago for our PPP challenge. I LOVE her
colors, her placement of elements, and her whimsical artsy touches
across the page (and what a sweet title!) I focused on these three areas
and came up with my own interpretation using Prima's flocked rub-ons
for a major source of texture.
This layout features one of the only shots I have of all seven of my kiddos (and grand daughter) with my in-laws. They JUST came down to see Britt graduate from college last week. I think we overwhelmed them a bit. Our house is NEVER dull. Or quiet. Imagine that. Haha!
(Go Green tip: use the negatives from the
flocked rub-ons too! They will provide a fun little piece of texture for FREE! )
Here's a close-up of our resist canvas butterflies. I LOVE those resist pieces. So fun to color and customize. On this layout I used
PanPastels to color them. Gorgeous colors and so EASY to use.
Anna-Maria always adds artsy little touches to her page for some contrast. I seriously LOVE that! So I copied her. :)
Above: More flocked rub-ons and a masking technique using PanPastels again.
Hope you enjoyed the scraplift feature! Our whole team is participating so check out the Prima blog each Friday this month for more samples.
Prima Products:
- 844059, 844042, 844080 Songbird paper
- 550844, 550851 Flocked Rub-Ons
- 544699 Resist Canvas Butterfly
- 891084, 891176 Prima Chalk Ink
- 550042 Gate Mask
- 544324 Pink Alphas
Other:
circle punch, seam binding, glitter paint, Ranger turquoise paint,
PanPastels, glass bead gel, modeling paste, Ranger Tiny Attacher, Ranger
Enamel Accents, date stamp, doily
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