My favorite part of this page is the the starburst I created using a template, modeling paste, and PowderPuff Chalk Ink in Tropical Punch.
- First, I tape the template in place using remove-able tape, adding pieces of scrap paper to protect a larger area.
- Since this process is messy, I work on wax paper, using a plastic spoon and an old hotel room key (or other plastic card) as my tools.
- The modeling paste is white, I use 2 methods to color it, both using the PowderPuff Chalk ink in Tropical Punch.
- For the first method, I stamp down with the ink pad onto the wax paper. Then I spoon a small amount of modeling paste onto the colored area and mix them together. Since I want a marbled look, I don't mix too thoroughly.
- When I like the color of the ink and paste mix, I use the card as a palette knife to spread the lightly colored paste over the template.
- Before anything is dry, I carefully remove the template and wash it and all the tools with water.
After the starburst is dry, I use my blending tool to selectively apply the PowderPuff ink to the raised surfaces of the starburst. I add the color a little bit at a time until I have the effect I want.
In this close-up of the starburst, you can see the marbled effect I achieved using the PowderPuff ink to color the modeling paste. I really like how well it matches with the patterned papers.
The flowers on the left of my layout were die-cut from the Navigator 100 paper and shaped with water. The flowers centers are pearls leftover from my February Club Q kit. The flowers on the right were fussy-cut from the Far and Away 101 paper. To finish the page, I added a couple elements from the Far and Away Quotes and Phrases.
Quick Quotes Products:
PowderPuff Chalk Inks: Tropical Punch, Bermuda, Deep Sea, and Peach Tree
Far and Away 100 and 101 *Coming soon
Far and Away 12" x 12" Quotes and Phrases
February Club Q
Navigator 100
Other Products:
Blending Tool from Ranger
Modeling Paste from Brea Reese
Template from Tim Holtz
Thanks for stopping by!
~Louise
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