Below a few process photos I took along the way:
I took a piece of thick card, gave it a base of dark brown acrylic paint, added some clear crackle paste and when dry and crackled, brought it alive with some Hot Fudge spray.
Here's a close up of one of the die cuts (a Heartfelt Creations stamp and die to match. What I love is that the sprays are translucent enough to still show the effect of the stamped image.
Next a focal image, another die cut (this time from Spellbinders) with a little antique image from my stash. (Many of these can be found copyright free online, though this one came from a Papermania Victorian Christmas collection that was available in the UK last year).
Now all that was needed was to put it all together, the sentiment was stamped and the poinsettia was from my stash.
Below a few close ups still:
A few "berries" added with a pearl pen from Viva Decor
The poinsettia, enhanced with a few spritzes of Vibez Hot Fudge









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ReplyDeleteA beautiful project Astrid ! The image goes so well with the natural colours!
ReplyDeleteAstrid, it is adorable, and wonderfully beautiful , so love all your greenery , used !! Dorthe xox
ReplyDeleteGorgeous - love the translucent green spray on the foliage. STUNNING project xx
ReplyDeleteLove your holiday card Astrd, the image , greenery and poinsettia are beautiful and once again you have showcased the Shimmerz products so well. Love the way you used them on the background and also demonstrated the translucensly
ReplyDeleteStunning as always
TFS and hugs
Annie x x
Wow gorgeous as always!
ReplyDeleteOnce again you´ve just made a wonderful piece of art here. It´´s so beautiful and well made in any way. You just never disappoint, and not today either, it´s gorgeous Astrid.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card, Astrid!!! Hugs
ReplyDeleteStunning card Astrid! Love the colour mix and that crackle texture is to die for!!
ReplyDeleteA stunning card Astrid, love the crackle texture. Gorgeous image and all finished off so beautifully with the greenery.
ReplyDeleteAvril xx