Saturday 9 July 2016

 Hello all my friends....Hope to find you all well and Happily Scrapping away. Today is a real winters day here in South Africa. Cold and grey. But I am loving this weather...just something so cosy about it! 

These beautiful eyes belong to Sakari, my youngest daughter's cat...which kind of has become my cat! Using 7 Dots Studio paper and ever popular Dusty Attic Chipboard I created this page for her.



I primed the paper with clear Gesso and using the Flower Burst stencil I applied crackle paste to the background. I used Lindy's Stampgang Flat Fabio Sprays C'estle vie Cerise and Merci Beaucoup Mint. I also used the Love Circle Stencil with Texture Paste on top. To colour the texture paste, I simply inked the stencil with Mustard Seed Distress Ink and swiped the paste over the inked stencil...that way one gets a lovely coloured paste...




The flowers used are from Petaloo.







The Ornate Pendants #3 were Gesso'd and painted with Mustard Seed Distress Ink and Lindy's Magicals Merry-Go-Round Green and Sassy Sapphire. I also added a touch of Finnabair's Rust Pasts to them.







The Swirly Vine #3 was embossed using Lindy's Desert Moon Turquoise Embossing Powders....


And for me the Piece-de Resistance must be the distressed Name Plate...Simply soak the chipboard piece in some warm water for about a minute. The layers will easily separate.  I cut a little slit in the top two layers and curled the ends over. Heating with the Heatgun helped to keep them in that position. 






Again I Gesso'd them and coloured with the Lindy's Magicals  and added the Rust Paste...

I hope you have enjoyed this project and will be inspired to alter some  Dusty Attic Chippies as well...

To purchase any of the products, please visit the well stocked Dusty Attic Website...And the Dusty Attic Blog will provide even more Design Team projects to Ooooh and Ahhh over....

I used the following products.



















I have felt cats 
rubbing their faces against mine
 and touching my cheek 
with claws carefully sheathed.
 These things, 
to me, are expressions of love. 
~~~James Herriot~~~

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