Maria Lillepruun | Mixed media ATC "Tea Party" @MariaLillepruun | Uploaded January 2020 | Updated October 2024, 3 hours ago.
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Basic Process
1) First, I primed the cardstock with white gesso, so it created a perfect background for the transparent rice paper. I then glued the latter onto the cardstock, using 3D Gloss Gel and a little water. Basically, you can do it with any other decoupage medium, PVA or matte varnish. It is iportant to apply your medium both under and on top of the rice paper to seal it.
2) Then, I applied so white gesso here and there on to the surface, and took out my Lindy´s sprays! I colored my cards partly with cheerful sprays (yellow, red, green).
3) I used the same sprays to color my chipboards, and sealed them over with the light green embossing powder.
4) After that, I arranged my tiny compositions on the cards, combining bunny stickers (first glued to the cardstock), chipboard, flowers, die cuts, other embellishments in layers. After I was happy with the composition, I glued all to the surface using contact glue and hot melt glue.
5) When the decorations were attached, I used the same yellow flat spray to add some sunshine to the decorations, combining them with the background.
6) Final step - the sequins and large glitter! I attached them all using a transparent crackle varnish, but any glossy medium will do this job as well.
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Welcome to Maria Lillepruun´s channel!
#mixedmedia #tutorial #stepbystep
Please S U B S C R I B E & do not forget to click on the bell image to turn on the notifications about my new videos.
Basic Process
1) First, I primed the cardstock with white gesso, so it created a perfect background for the transparent rice paper. I then glued the latter onto the cardstock, using 3D Gloss Gel and a little water. Basically, you can do it with any other decoupage medium, PVA or matte varnish. It is iportant to apply your medium both under and on top of the rice paper to seal it.
2) Then, I applied so white gesso here and there on to the surface, and took out my Lindy´s sprays! I colored my cards partly with cheerful sprays (yellow, red, green).
3) I used the same sprays to color my chipboards, and sealed them over with the light green embossing powder.
4) After that, I arranged my tiny compositions on the cards, combining bunny stickers (first glued to the cardstock), chipboard, flowers, die cuts, other embellishments in layers. After I was happy with the composition, I glued all to the surface using contact glue and hot melt glue.
5) When the decorations were attached, I used the same yellow flat spray to add some sunshine to the decorations, combining them with the background.
6) Final step - the sequins and large glitter! I attached them all using a transparent crackle varnish, but any glossy medium will do this job as well.
« SOCIAL MEDIA »
Facebook: facebook.com/MagicAtticDesign
Instagram: instagram.com/magic_attic_maria
Blog: magicatticdesign.blogspot.com
Website: magicatticdesign.com
« CONTACT »
magicatticdesign@gmail.com
