I prepared the back of a cereal packet by gessoing.
I printed off my 60's image and laid it face down onto Matte Medium, burnished with a spoon and left it overnight! Very difficult for me to leave anything overnight...particularly biscuits!
Next, I sprayed the paper with water and carefully rubbed off the backing paper....I found a baby wipe helped because the black ink wanted to spread everywhere.
Next, I sprayed some Distress Stains, Vintage photo, Faded jeans and Hickory Smoke onto my craft sheet, sprayed a little water over them and dipped the surround of my card into them. If anything looked too dark, then I dabbed some kitchen roll over them.
I then used Paperartsy stamp HP1506EZ to complete my work....the butterflies with background straight onto the card and the sentiment and single butterfly onto Kraft card....all stamped with Black Archival.
Just a little Vintage Photo ink around the edges and a little bit of scribble with Black pen to create a frame.
Like how she turned out and could play with this image again, maybe using psychedelic colours.....groovy baby!
I do hope that you can make out the image of the girl....my hubby couldn't work it out till I showed him!
Am entering this into the PA challenge!
This is wonderful piece Hazel! I adore for your pursuing of the transfer techniques. beautiful spraying and your Hot Picks images. xx
ReplyDeleteBrilliant hazel, love the sheen on her hair,
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Super image to use and the background works very well with it.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to come back to this from the FB link Hazel! I think it's turned out brilliantly and I saw immediately what the image was but maybe you have to be a woman in a certain age group to see it straight away, lol! A haircut I always wanted but had too curly hair!!!
ReplyDeleteThe background is perfect for the image and so are the colours!
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Lesley Xx
I think she's beautiful - and I love how you've framed her with the inky dabbings and the fabulous butterflies.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Ooh this is gorgeous - I love the way you've framed the image with textures and butterflies - the whole thing works beautifully.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's Such a fab piece Hazel xx
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