Hello, my dear crafty friends! Spring is here and as spring is all about innovation, I decided to give my old and ugly frame a new lovely embossed look. Here is my final result- Spring all around as you can see.
The frame was white painted and dirty, but I didn't even clean it too much, just covered it with a Wow Versamark Inkpad and made some heat embossed layers all over it.
The first layer was with WG03 Green and it was too shiny. So I added more embossing ink over it using Wood grain CWS stencil and WJ02 Honey embossing powder. And it was too shiny and yellow after all. So I covered the whole frame with more ink and added WH03 Evergreen powder.
Bingo! The wood grain texture is seen under the upper powder layer and I like the colour much more.
The inner frame is Tando Creative, covered with some green paint and then I stamped a few white heat embossed doodles over with WL01 Bright White Regular embossing powder.
All flowers are covered with a mix of pink( Pastel pink, WR04 Pink, yellow ( WH06 Lemon, WR03 Yellow) and white embossing powders, a really random coverage and mix. The title was heat embossed with WM01 Pastel Pink.
One resin embellishment was added and I backed the frame with Scrap Cake piece of paper.
Hope I inspired you to make your own up cycled project with our gorgeous embossing powders and you still have time to enter it to our monthly challenge and to win some of those delicious powders!
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Beautiful project. Love the colours that you have used.
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