Prima Stencils and Gel Medium

Hi Sassy Scrappers Leonie here today and I'm sharing another page using a couple of the Prima Stencils that have not long arrived in the Sassy Store.
These are the two stencils I'm using today and I've also used some 3D Matte Gel from the Finnabair Art Basics range.

Here's the page I created.    If you saw last weeks post HERE you'll see the colours are the same,  but I've used the stencil in a different way.  

I used some ink sprays mixed into the Gel Medium to change its colour.

Gel Medium dries almost clear so when you mix any sort of ink colour with it it will 

dry that colour.  

This Gel Medium by Prima is quite thick so it goes through 

a stencil similar to texture paste.

If you're interested in creating you're own tinted pastes for stencilling this is definitely the way to go

the possibilities and colours are endless!!

I used the lace stencil to create a border on my page using black texture paste and finished off my page with some embellishments from the Simple Stories I Am range and a Prima bloom.

Thanks so much for stopping by the Sassy blog

I hope you've enjoyed my post today.

Cheers, Leonie.

Cigar Box Secrets, Prima Marketing..

Hello Sassy Scrappers.  

Did anyone miss me when I wasn't here on Wednesday? ;) 

I've had some internet issues (boohoo) hence the Saturday blog post from me.   

So it's the weekend and hands up if you're getting creative this weekend with paper and glue?

I've gone vintage this week with the Cigar Box Secrets range which is a 

perfectly designed range for vintage photo's.

Well...my photo is vintage at least but I still managed to bring some 

bright fresh colours onto my page.

Prima Marketing Cigar Box Secrets

'Wedded Bliss'

 To construct my page I layered and adhered lots of the Journalling notecards together with 

Prima Art Basics Gel.  

Once it was dry, I blended Gelatos around the edges of the cards to add some extra colour.  

Lastly it was time for some stamping and I also outlined the cards with a white Pitt Artist Pen.

See the Mica flakes sprinkled across the page?  They remind me of confetti...so were very well

suited to this Photograph of my Grandparents wedding.  

See below for links to the products used on my page.

That's it from me today, happy weekend to you.

Cheers,

Leonie Neal-Dawson.

Prima Art Basics and Art Ingredients 

 

Faber Castell Dessing Memory Craft Gelatos

Prima - Cigar Box Secrets

Hello Sassy Scrappers, Leonie

here today with a page to share using the Cigar Box Secrets range from

Prima.

I used Prima Art Basics 3D Matt Gel and coloured it with Color Bloom sprays

before using it to spread through two different stencils to create the background patterns.

I also did some random stamping and added splatters with color bloom sprays. 

Thanks for stopping by today and remember our October challenge (the link is up and we have entries already) and 5% of sales in October  will be donated to the Brest Cancer Foundation. Prima Marketing Inc - Cigar Box Secrets available HERE     Art Basics 3D Matt Gel and Color Bloom Spray  

Prima Marketing - Cigarbox Secrets, Art Basics and Art Ingredients

 Hello, Leonie here today.

A very warm welcome to all our Sassy Scrapper readers.

I have a brand new collection to scrap and share with you all - 

it's the Prima Marketing Cigar Box Secrets range.

Today I've teamed it up with some of the new Finnabar lines- Art Basics and Art Ingredients. 

If you're into a bit of mixed media you will love these products!

How gorgeous are the Crochet flowers from the Cigar Box Secrets range?  So sweet!

This Prima range also has some cool cork stickers perfectly distressed and shabby to match the papers. 

A couple of close ups here of the Prima Art Ingredients. I used glass beads and glitter to add some

awesome texture to my page.  I stuck the beads down with the Prima Art Basics 3D Matt Gel.

All of these fab products available HERE and HERE

Click on the pics below for links to the Prima Products used on my page. 

PRIMA MARKETING INC - CIGARBOX SECRETS

 

 
ART BASICS

ART INGREDIENTS 

 
Cheers,  Leonie Neal-Dawson