Hello all.  I hope you have enjoyed the blog hop with Wow and Ruby Rock-It.  If you have not gone and had a look I highly recommend you do.  Today I have a layout to share with you using some mixed media technique.   I had so much lovely Ruby Rock-It product left over that I have used it in this layout.




For this project I have started by using a mask and a versamark pad.  Applied the versamark by pressing down into the mask.  This can be a bit tricky if you don't have a moist pad.  I then added a mixture of two embossing powders,  both light in colour as I did not want the background to over power the photo.  The colours I used in this project are special edition Dune and gobi.  I then heat set  the embossing powders.

You can see in this close up that the powders do not leave a complete colour, but leaves the shape that I had used from the mask.  If you would like to add another layer to the back ground.  Wow has some amazing colours available in foils.   Foils can be applied in m…

Hi! It's Sandie here and today I am sharing my take on this month's theme, which is  Mixed Media. I have had this wooden wall plaque in my stash forever and decided it would be perfect to alter using some left over papers from the Ruby Rock-It/WOW! Embossing blog hop - if you haven't seen the hop, you can find it HERE. You still have a little bit of time to hop around for your chance to win an amazing prize :) 

I created the background using Gesso, modelling paste, stencils and spray inks. Once it was dry I started to layer up my elements. I  distressed the edges of the quote with Blue Glitz glitter powder and adhered it with 3D foam. 

For the flowers I used Foil Melt-It cases and combined some Melt-It powder with various embossing powders. To melt the powders together I heated from underneath using the WOW! Heat Tool. The moulds I used were - Daisy & Tea Rose


When I had all of my embellishments in place I finished by adding some Tim Holtz Chitchat word stickers. 

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