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Friday, April 20, 2018

Imagine


I haven't created a scrapbook page in ages but I do love making imaginative pages with my grand-nephew. Once you cut out the image you must then imagine a background that supports the photo, the more creative the better. 
 ( You can see all the pages I've made under the tab above
marked Peirson's grand adventures if you want. )

So my method may be a little different:
 I outlined all my stencils with a waterproof pen and then either painted them in with the inks/mediums or sewed over the outlines and then cut them out and then adhered them to the page. 


Since I knew that gel medium would act as a resist I painted in all the words and (stamped) clouds so that they would stay white and then sprayed the page with the inks.

I used the embossing powder for the bird and colored her in with the spray inks much like you would do with watercolors.

Using the same method for the leaves and the branch I painted them on a separate piece of watercolor paper which I cut out after sewing an outline around them. I also added some extra leaves and glued them on top of the original set from the stencil design.

Thank you for visiting and good luck!


Supplies:

May 2014 - The Birds and Bees  by Terri Stegmiller *(Joining StencilClub means you have access to the coolest stencils around. Stencils that aren't sold anywhere else except to club members.)





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53 comments:

  1. Sandee, you are so clever and creative! I just love how unique you make your art! I know your grand must feel special, too! <3 ~Rachel Bell bellbrzs (at) cox (dot net)

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  2. Very unique style! Love that you use that little fella for inspiration!
    ImMysteryious(at)Hotmail(dot com)

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  3. I love the whimsy and different textures included in this piece!

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  4. How wonderful this page is! I really love the leaves with the stitch treatment. It's super how textured this is :)

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  5. cool! Bailey(at)BaileyFiberArt(dot)com

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  6. Thanks for describing your process, the page is simply wonderful!

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  7. So cute. I love the creativity. Lisajake128@yahoo.com

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  8. I love the textures and colors you used!

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  9. Love your page! The colours and the little details you've added are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring!

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  10. Just a lovely page. The boy and the bird are so cute 😘🐦

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  11. Aww its simple yet cheerful ... love it !!! Love the leaves too how amazingly you have created . Thank you for sharing dear 😊

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  12. What a fabulous ongoing project with your grandson - a treasure! Also love the way you used the Lindy's products.

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  13. What a gorgeous page! Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie

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  14. I'm gonna do this with my grand daughter. thanks for the idea. avlval (at) yahoo

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  15. Sandee: It's fun watching your grandson pop up in your art. The leaf detail is cool!

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  16. What charming delightful pages!!!

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  17. Sandee ~ very creative and lovely art work ~ !

    Happy Weekend to you,
    A ShutterBug Explores
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  18. This page looks wonderful! Your little guy is so happy. It makes me smile!

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  19. What a great page! I love how you did the text, and how you put him on top of that branch. You "imagined" the perfect background for this picture!

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  20. Wow, when you said "sew" you didn't mean with a machine! This piece is awesome. I love the various techniques you explained. It was an education for me. This is beautiful.

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  21. Wow, that looks like a whole bunch of fun and it's such a cute scrapbook page.

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  22. Clever use of stitching with the stencils and sprays. Lovely layout.

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  23. Love your page especially the leaves!

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  24. This is so sweet. I love that birdie. Great idea. Dee

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  25. Love this fun and special design you created, thanks for sharing!

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  26. Wow!!!!
    How wonderful this scrapbook page. Love it, I really adore these amazing details stitched leaves, stencil and cute pic of your nephew. I also love making lots of boys layout for my two year old little boy.

    Thank you so much dear for sharing and inspiring us with your awesome creativity.

    Hugs
    Dr Monika Tripathi Shukla

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  27. wow! To make use of so many different techniques. I´m amazed!

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  28. Sew cute! ;-) Amanda (at) meadowdance (dot org)

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  29. So creative. I love the word shapes.
    Maurene

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  30. I love the wonderful detail in your artwork. SO creative and the results are stunning.

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  31. Very cool and very different.

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  32. I like your use of the sewing machine. Give nice dimension to the page :)

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  33. I do love your story book pages and this one as adorable as the others! Love all the sweet details too! I feel the love in this page! Beautifully done!

    Peace Giggles

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  34. Oh, I like this! The stitching on the leaves and the tree are so whimsical.
    Kate

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  35. What a lucky nephew! I love the idea of finding the picture first and then making a background. A whole other way of thinking. Thank you for the inspiration.

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  36. Wonderful page.
    The background is muted so
    the picture and the bluebird
    really pop. The stitched
    leaves are a fun addition.
    thanks for sharing
    txmlhl(at)yahoo(dot)com

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  37. Wow! Creative use of stencils for sure! All that sewing!

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  38. I love the 3 dimensional leaves, they are most awesome. The grand nephew is adorable too!

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  39. I love the resist technique you used, what a beautiful page! the colors are so clear. Thanks for sharing!

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  40. So beautiful and unique! Love it! Thank you so much for sharing your inspiration!

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  41. I love hearing about all the art you put into your page. Extraordinary. Blessings, Janet

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