Over at A Vintage Journey today is my turn to share a little inspiration and I have chosen to share on the use of Foil Tape sheets. Do hop over for lots of piccies and a long post!
I thought I would just quickly share a little project using foil here today too. This small wall hanging is made from a chipboard coaster which I covered in tissue tape and then added ink to the edges. I took some distress paints (black soot and picket fence) and put some of each on my craft mat before placing an MDF heart into them to create a bit of marbling. The butterfly is made from a foil sheet I had stuck to card and embossed with a butterfly embossing folder. Once embossed I cut out the large butterfly and then grabbed my alcohol inks to colour it. Once dry I added a little black archival around the edges.
Thanks for looking
Nikki
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Your little hanging is stunning Nikki, I love your treatment of the butterfly and the way you have used the tissue tape on the base. Beautiful, just beautiful! Anne x
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Nikki!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
Wonderful,beautiful work Nikki. You really do create the most fab art,real eye candy,always beautifully presented too
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Donna xx
I am so in love with this! Your techniques were fantastic, thanks for sharing! I am picking up some of this foil as soon as I can! This butterfly is just to die!! Love it! :)
ReplyDeleteThis is a gem of a make Nikki and your DI post is fab too! I'd quite forgotten how fun foil can be - will be having a play later I hope. >:o) Chris xxx
ReplyDeletethis is awesome Nikki - I love it! am now following! hugs rachel xx
ReplyDeleteThis looks so beautiful Nikki and such a great idea. So love the blue butterfly
ReplyDeletex catherine
Stunning piece Nikki, the butterfly colour looks awesome.
ReplyDeleteYvonne
Beautiful piece Nikki with a STUNNING butterfly. Nicola x
ReplyDeleteFantastic, a wonderful hanging.
ReplyDeleteLove your fab wall hanging. Og such great colors ! You do make impressing art ! Thank you for sharing !!
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I've been a long time catching up - but I finally caught this over at AVJ today, and it's a really fantastic tutorial, Nikki!
ReplyDeleteAlison xx