Some Maya Road chipboard flowers I colored.Maya Road chipboard bloemen die ik gekleurd heb.
The flowers come in a nice tin. I primed them with gesso first, then rubbed them with several Colorbox Fluid Chalk inkpads.De bloemen zitten in een mooi metalen doosje. Ik heb ze eerst gesponst met gesso, daarna verschillende kleuren Colorbox Fluid Chalk gebruikt.
Script stamp by Verschoten (Antwerp-Belgium) Versamark and clear embossingpowder to finish them off.Schrift stempel van Verschoten (Antwerpen) Versamark inkt en kleurloos embossingpoeder voor de afwerking.
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Just gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Thanks for sharing another fab tutorial Godelieve. I love popping by your blog to see what you have been up to. Always lovely things to see :)
ReplyDeletethis is amazing. thank you for sharing the technique..they turned out beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh my! These are amazing! Can you believe I have an unopened tin of these? This idea is fabulous... now if only I wasn't at work right now....
ReplyDeleteThese are GORGEOUS !! I love what you did here.
ReplyDeleteNow leave it up to you to make plain 'ol ordinary chipboard look so darn beautiful!! These are wonderful! I think you may have just inspired me to use some chipboard on a card today! :-)
ReplyDeleteoh great! I like the shine you added at the end!
ReplyDeleteThey are great, can't wait to see what you make with them.
ReplyDeleteAnd they are so pretty!! Thank you for that tutorial!
ReplyDeleteKaren
Wow ! Mooi hoor !!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great finish on these. I had been having trouble getting a good finish on chipboard, so thank you for the tips!
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous! Why do you prime with Gesso? Is it to have a more vibrant ink color/less soaking into the chipboard? Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteWat een effect!
ReplyDeleteThose are amazing. I LOVE them!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful effect. Thanks for the great idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing it! They look great :D
ReplyDeleteThey`re beautiful! I love them
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning, thanks for the photo tutorial.
ReplyDeleteThe colours are great, I like them.
ReplyDeleteSuper tip, I will try it, I have some very nice chipboard hearts here.
Prachtig! Dit zal ik zeker ook eens proberen. Bedankt voor de uitleg.
ReplyDeleteWowzer! Thanks for sharing this with all of us. I'm going to have to try this. It's lovely..!!!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful work and thnks very much, once again, for the tutorial !!
ReplyDeleteSimply wonderful! Thanks for sharing this great tutorial. I love the outcome.
ReplyDelete:-)
These look just beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove the rich depth color- i will pick some gesso up and do it this way from now on!! Thanks for the tip!
ReplyDeletethis are beautiful LOVE THEM!!! TFS!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers. I've never used Gesso - but you make it look so easy I need to find some :)
ReplyDeleteLovely work.
Teresa
They look yummy! like baked cookie~~ :)
ReplyDeleteThey look just like candy Godelieve - good enough to eat!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this tutorial. I am definately going to try it out! Yours turned out so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful chipboard tutorial! I've not used gesso to prime chipboard? Do you need to prime chipboard? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSchitterende bloemen.
ReplyDeleteoh wow these are totally cool, I love what you have done, I just recently gave away my stash of these flowers, dang it!! I will have to think of something else to use now:)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! Thank you for sharing this technique. I love how you used the Maya Road Chipboard Blossoms.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea!! Thank you for sharing it! Gorgeous! :)
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