Hi Bloggers
It’s time for a Blog Hop!
Come and join the fun with the amazing Design Teams from Lindy's and
Imaginarium Designs … combining their creative forces for a massive blog hop
and it's starting RIGHT HERE and RIGHT NOW!
There
are prizes galore and so many stunning projects to inspire you! It's so
easy to play along and be entered into the draw. All you need to
do is leave a comment on the Lindy's Blog and then hop on over and check out
each of the designer blog posts (please leave them all a little love as
they each work incredibly hard to bring you all amazing projects!) and finish
over at the Imaginarium Designs Blog by leaving a comment there.
Prize
Winners will be announced everywhere on October 30th - check back in to see if
you are a WINNER.
Hop
on over and check out these stunning projects using Lindy's and Imaginarium
Designs products from our super talented Designers.
I know this hop is MASSIVE!
Hop Starts: RIGHT NOW!
Ends:
Sunday 29th, October 2016 - at the last stroke of midnight!
Winners
Announced: Monday 30th, October 2016
There
are 5 x $25 Gift Vouchers available from Lindy's Stamp Gang and 5 x $25 Prize
Packs from Imaginarium Designs to win!
Winners will be drawn randomly from among blog
comments.
Local and international entries are welcome - this hop is worldwide - a bit
like our Design Teams!
To celebrate this awesome event, I have created
this project using Lindys Stamp Gang Sprays and Imaginarium
Chipboard. You can find all the chipboard I have used at http://www.seriouslyscrapbooking.net.au/
I have created another altered book for my blog hop, but this time
I wanted a softer look and a less gothic feel.
I wanted to do a fairytale and chose Rapunzel as this
was my daughters favourite when she was young. This
meant I could include some flowers too, which I love.
I have used Lindy's Stamp Gang sprays and powders to colour the
The colours I have used are
Canna Lily Burnt Orange
Opal Sea Oats
and Magicals Screamin Banshee black
and Ramblin Rose Pink
You can see I have applied the Magicals directly to the
cover after I have layered over texture paste, white gesso
and sprayed with Canna Lily Burnt Orange . I have sprinkled Ramblin
Rose Pink Magical over the cover and spritzed. Then I added
Screamin Banshee Black after I have dried it to form the mottled look.
I have sprayed the muslin with Opal Sea Oats for a
soft dyed look
A gorgeous lock on the side for that secret look.
Small alpha from Imaginarium are glued onto
a scrap of chipboard to form a plaque.
This is then adhered to the cover.
I have sprayed this with Canna Lily Burnt Orange,
after it was painted with white gesso.
The rub over with gold metallic paint.
Here you can see the Prince chipboard shape, which
I have painted with matt black spray paint.
Then I have rubbed over the top with
Screamin Banshee Black, which gives it an
almost purple shine.
The large plait is Sculpey clay which I have rolled into
ropes and twisted into a plait. Then of course
baked it in the oven following the directions.
Then it has been sprayed with matt black spray paint
and rubbed over with metallic gold paint.
I have used Imaginarium Tulip Corners as leaves
I have sprayed matt black spray paint over the "Leaves"
and then rubbed over gold paint and spritzed with
Opal Sea Oats and added a little
metallic green paint too
Simply beautiful!!! Love everything on it!
ReplyDeleteMagical! ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks for the blog hop! Your projects always inspire me!
ReplyDeleteAmazing work Sue, just beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome creation ! Love it !
ReplyDeletelove altered books.... this is fabulous Sue
ReplyDeleteAmazing as usual Sue. Love it xx
ReplyDeleteabsolutely stunning ! wow ❤️
ReplyDeleteIncredible! So many beautiful and thoughtful details
ReplyDeleteSo much to admire in the one project!
ReplyDeleteWow! Each element is lovely, but combined it really is a fairytale, even without reading the story! (Which also happens to be one of my childhood favorites.)
ReplyDeletestunning Sue! I love all the elements - a real fairytale!
ReplyDeleteO.M.G. I\m totally in awe here. This is one of the most stunningly beautiful pieces i hve seen lately. It looks like a fairytale in itself. You have done a fantastic job on this. Absolutely adore it.
ReplyDeleteHugs...Mona
It's great!
ReplyDeletereally beautiful
ReplyDeletewow it's beautiful
ReplyDeleteSo Awesome
ReplyDeleteWow alot a work stuning results
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely GORGEOUS! So happy I hopped over to see this. :)
ReplyDeleteWow this is Beautiful Sue, a lot of work in this project!!
ReplyDeleteOMG this is so gorgeous !!!! your blog is in my favorits :)))
ReplyDeleteOMG this is so gorgeous !!!! your blog is in my favorits :)))
ReplyDeleteHow absolutely awesome is this?? So magical!! This is beautifully done!! Thanks for sharing! All the best! )
ReplyDeletethat is so awesome, fabulous book cover.
ReplyDeleteWonderful!!
ReplyDeletealways such amazing detail!
ReplyDeleteW.O.W!!! Such a fairy tale dream!!! Love this altered book Sue - simply Aaaaaahmazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a fairytale book cover!
ReplyDeleteYour creation is just extraordinary
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore your altered books! You are so talented! Just yesterday my 4 year old granddaughter started role playing the Rapunzel story and I know she would love something like this altered book! I just might have to give it a try!! Thanks for the inspiration and gorgeous eye candy!
ReplyDeleteWowee, as I trawl through the hop, this is the best yet!
ReplyDeleteAmazing textures!
ReplyDeleteCommenting with my blog name
Phyllis Fernandez
So many elegant and gorgeous details!
ReplyDeleteFantastic Sue, love it, Been busy painting bugs.
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