Cute, isn't she?
I'm still playing with tissue paper - it's a great way of getting stamped images onto surfaces that aren't easy to stamp onto directly. In this instance, a Christmas Tree bauble - a large, glittery one.
I printed the Pixie onto tissue paper (not the kind you sneeze into, the wrapping paper kind) by sticking it to a piece of ordinary printing paper along the edge that feeds into the printer. I coloured the image on the reverse with alcohol markers (Promarkers in this case, as it happens). Then I cut the image out close to the edge (I could have torn it out, but I am not the sort of person who can do that without a disaster happening!), brushed a light coat of gel medium over the section of the bauble where I wanted the image and smoothed it over. The medium helps the paper stretch a bit so that it'll curve over the surface. I brushed more of the medium over the image as well to help it blend in - I didn't work this too much as I didn't want to disturb the printed lines.
So there she is, all ready to go onto the tree, when I can bring myself to put away all my crafty toys and put the tree up, braving Craft Supervisor Mysti's disapproval to do so. She really doesn't appreciate the Christmas tree as it blocks the view out of her favourite observation post. Last year she was photographed using her laser vision in an attempt to get rid of it - (well, that's what it looks like to me!)
Crafty hugs,
Keren
6 comments:
What a fab project and tut thank you. Now following. Chris xx
This is fabulous, love the image.
Hugs
Linda xxx
FABULOUS - this is so pretty :-) I have never tried that technique ! Hahahahaha - Laser Cat looks really scary !!! :-D
Hugz
IKE xxxxxxxxxxxx
Very pretty, great tut.. Happy Christmas Px
What a great way to transform a bauble. Love this idea Keren. Jenny x
She came out beautiful! Love the way her hair came out on the ornament. Beautiful and such a fab mind you have.
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