Monday 12 January 2015

Fragile Papers Washi Tape.

Still experimenting with fragile papers! Perhaps someone should tie my hands behind my back!

I saw an idea for backgrounds using washi tape in the latest Somerset Studio, so I had a play.

I started with a small box left over from Christmas. I painted it with Paperartsy fresco Baltic Blue.
Next I randomly stuck washi tape on the back in assorted patterns and colours and glued a layer of white tissue over the top. Next I gave it a watery wash of fresco Snowflake.



I stamped with Watering Can Archival some postmarks and script and stamped with random objects in fresco Sky and Snowflake.
I glued some images of ladies onto it and distressed the edges.


I was really pleased with how it came out, so I repeated the process in the recesses on the reverse!







14 comments:

  1. Blimey, it's a good job this challenge only runs for 2 weeks - lol. Love the boxes though and those CI images fit perfectly xx

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  2. Another stunner Hazel, love the vintage feel to your project. Keep em coming!!! :-) xxx

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  3. Love this, great use up of washi tape x

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  4. Loving the washi tape idea Hazel! So on the same page as you ;) Fragile papers have endless possibilities! Good on you x

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  5. Looks like you are on a roll here! :D Fabulous!

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  6. Wow, Hazel, this is beautiful! It's just lovely to see how creative and inspired you are by this theme! I've been thinking about Fragile Papers all week and having ideas too! Got some time to play today! It's a great theme! xxx

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  7. Wow, you're doing brilliantly with this theme Hazel! I've loved every one of your projects and this one is no exception. It's really pretty and I look forward to the next.

    Hugs
    Lesley Xx

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  8. This is so pretty - love all the little extras you added inside the recesses! X

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  9. Hazel,
    This is stunning I think I saw the same thing. .

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  10. Delicious vintage images, and the fragile papers provide the perfect shabby chic background.
    Alison xx

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