Welcome back to the Scrap Matrix challenge this month
where we have a unique mood board to inspire you;
it's all about petals and metals.
I've been waiting for the right challenge to scrap this photo of my Father harvesting in the mid North of South Australia.
I decided to team it with a piece of chipboard from
Blue Fern Studios, "Techno Scape"
Getting the rusty look I was after proved to be a bit time consuming, but it was worth the effort, as I love the result.
This chipboard was raw, so I painted it with white Gesso to seal it.
The first layer of paint after the Gesso was Ranger patina "Moss".
The second layer was a mixture Ranger Patina "Jade" and "Verdigris".
Next came a layer of Prima Rust Paste, "Red Rust".
Then a layer of Prima Rust Paste, "Gold Rust".
I've stencilled a few flowers here.
This stenciling reminds me of the curves and circles left by the machinery, as Dad drove around trees and the uneven terrain.
No page about a Farmer would be complete without a bit of string!
A closer look at some of the metal flowers.
Vicki has heaps of metal flowers in her shop Here
I hope you find time to play along this month.
How about using waxes to simulate metal? What about an off the page project with some oversize flowers that could be painted a metal colour. You might have an embossing folder or a die which has a metal look. There's lots of ways you can create a project.
Just add your entry to the Scrap Matrix Shares page in the corresponding folder and don't forget to let us know what Scrap Matrix products you used and what inspired you. You could be in the running for a $30.00 gift voucher and perhaps a Guest Design Team spot down the track.
where we have a unique mood board to inspire you;
it's all about petals and metals.
I've been waiting for the right challenge to scrap this photo of my Father harvesting in the mid North of South Australia.
This paper from Stamperia, "Clockwise" seemed perfect for the photo.
Blue Fern Studios, "Techno Scape"
Getting the rusty look I was after proved to be a bit time consuming, but it was worth the effort, as I love the result.
This chipboard was raw, so I painted it with white Gesso to seal it.
The second layer was a mixture Ranger Patina "Jade" and "Verdigris".
Next came a layer of Prima Rust Paste, "Red Rust".
Then a layer of Prima Rust Paste, "Gold Rust".
Ad finally a layer of Prima Rust Paste, "Brown Rust".
Pheew! Well may you say, what a load of Bull Rust, but thanks for sticking with me so far, as I have a few close ups to show you.
The metal clock reminds me of my Father's watch face which he protected with a leather cover.
There is a similar one at the Scrap Matrix shop Here.I've stencilled a few flowers here.
This stenciling reminds me of the curves and circles left by the machinery, as Dad drove around trees and the uneven terrain.
It was created with a Carabelle Stencil, "For the love of layers"
This stencil is super versatile, as I plan to use the whole thing as a background. However for this project, I simply masked off the parts I wanted to use. It looks a mess with all the ripped post its stuck down, but it allows me to get a crisp result of a particular area.
No page about a Farmer would be complete without a bit of string!
Vicki has heaps of metal flowers in her shop Here
I hope you find time to play along this month.
How about using waxes to simulate metal? What about an off the page project with some oversize flowers that could be painted a metal colour. You might have an embossing folder or a die which has a metal look. There's lots of ways you can create a project.
Scrap Matrix Products used:-
Stamperia Papers, "Clockwise", on back order.
Prima Rust Paste
Ranger Patina, Moss, Jade, Verdigris
Blue Fern Chipboard, "Techno Shape"
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