Hi Fellow Travellers, it's Julie from Juliz Design Post here.
Lovely to have you joining me on our monthly journey.
This month my fellow Creative Guides and myself have
chosen four 'Tim Goodies' for this journey which are -
1. Product - Alcohol Inks
2. Technique - Alcohol Ink Ombré CC Vol 3, Page 57
3.
Colour - Butterscotch
4. Substrate - Metal Foil Tape
Using all of the above elements this is how my project came together.
Starting with the Umbrella Man
I placed my Metal Foil Tape on to Cereal Box card, die cut him out and ran
through my Embossing Folder. Using my applicator tool I added my Alcohol Ink
followed by some Distress Paint, letting it dry slightly before polishing with
a rag to buff it up.
Next I glued some Correspondence Paper to cardboard and
die cut out my Postage Stamp die, adding some Stamping for interest, a couple
of Screw Brads and Industrious Stickers. You will also notice I added a little
Distress Paint around the edges, this draws your eyes into the middle of my
Frame.
In this photo you will see my complimentary colours of
Alcohol Ink used to give my Ombré effect. I placed each colour separately onto my Alcohol Ink Applicator Tool
applying it on to my Speciality Stamping Paper. Once I was happy with the shades
I then blended with Alcohol Blending Solution.
Next stage was to stamp my Sentiment and layer up my Cogs
stamping with first and second generation ink.
I hope you have enjoyed my post and feel inspired to try
out these techniques. Our Current Challenge for this month is Things with Wings
and next Monday you will see another Creative Guide using the same products and
techniques at Terminal 2.
Thanks for stopping by and for all the wonderful comments
you leave for us, we all appreciate them so much.
Julie x
What vibrant colors on this Julie! Love the orange ombre colors of the sentiment panel - your embossed 'metal' rainman and lovely frame - a wonderful design and great use of the supplies in your travel bag!! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteDrooling here. Those colors are gorgeous and so well blended into an ombré masterpiece. Wowzers! That sentiment is profoundly true and I need to get that stamp. Awesome sauce Julie! AI are so versatile and amazing! Hugz. ~Niki
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece Julie. The yellows work so well with the metal umbrella man x
ReplyDeleteBrilliant, Julie - I love the metallic texture of Umbrella Man and your postage frame is just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
A fabulous project using one of my fave Tim dies Julie Love him in his textured metal and the feel of a reflected glow you have given him with the alcohol ink . The postage stamp frame is great and love the stamping detail on the correspondence papers .
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love this Julie! The ombre effect looks stunning in those colours and I love the frame you created. The industrious stickers and screws are just the perfect finishing touch too! Hugs, Anne xx
ReplyDeleteI LOVE IT! The metal man looks fab and love the ombre shades you have chosen! So vibrant against the metal.
ReplyDeleteUmbrella Man never looked so amazing!! Love the postage stamp base and your metal technique is just wonderful! Great project Julie! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteFabulous Julie - what a wonderful mixture of techniques and products and the metal man looks wonderful. I never use him enough! Thanks for such great inspiration x
ReplyDeleteFabulous techniques Julie - so much in one piece - a wonderful creation. x
ReplyDeleteJulie, I love the way you combined the required elements and worked that ombre technique! All the layers are beautifully combined! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant Julie, that's a few times in the space of a week Umbrella man has popped up on various makes, I'd forgotten how good he looks lol
ReplyDeleteBig hugs
Donna xxx
Brilliant Julie, what a clever way to use Umbrella man! Love how you put this together, what a clever way to use all the ingrediets in your travel bag!
ReplyDeleteOh - just WONDERFUL Julie... Wow.... love the colors and all the ways you combined your ingredients to PERFECTION. j.
ReplyDeleteLovely Julie and a very informative tutorial too. Happy crafting, Angela x
ReplyDeleteFabulous Julie, love your colour palette and the wonderful texture on the umbrella man die!
ReplyDeleteThis truly is superb Julie. Love that clever background and the way you've edged the postage stamp die cut. Jenny x
ReplyDeleteTotally Wonderful, Julie!! I love how you've brought all of this month's DI elements together, especially with such a wonderful & positive quote to carry us through our own creativity! Fabulous!! XOXO-Shari
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