Tag Archives: texture paste

Green

Posted on March 1, 2015 by lerusho

It’s time for a new challenge at Anything but a card blog: Green, isn’t that the most beautiful colour of the spring. After the long winter that we could see only white, or grey it is a great pleasure to … Continue reading →

Posted in Home deco, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged anything but a card, archival ink, cambric, cinnamon stick, four leaf clover embellishment, gesso, green, green butterfly, green ecoline, home decor, lace, light green, paper dolly, purple lake, romantic text, texture paste, thread, wooden flower | 20 Comments

Whotcha doin?

Posted on February 17, 2015 by lerusho

Did you ever send a card to somebody only to say hello? Or to ask hey, howdee? Why do we always need a reason like birthdays, new year, or Valentine. I made a card just to drop saying: hey whotcha … Continue reading →

Posted in Cards, Showcase | Tagged archival ink, craft stamper february challenge, distress ink, harlequin stencil, simple sheers, Stampers Anonymous, stamping, Stampotique Originals, stencilling, tattered angels, texture paste, white card stock | 16 Comments

Painted journal cover

Posted on February 14, 2015 by lerusho

Here we go, my journal cover is dry, finally I could put the rings back, tadaah: I used corrugated cartoon as the covers and first I applied a layer of white gesso, and some texture paste via a stencil. As … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Journal, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged art journal, black gesso, burlap, found objects, inka gold, journal cover, lace, liquid acrylic, paint challenge, Paper Artsy, stencil, texture paste, white gesso | 37 Comments

Remember

Posted on January 18, 2015 by lerusho

I played to create a little frame to this fine young lady from Tim Holtz’ found relatives collection. It all began with the challenge #23 over Vintage Journey that asked us to use a portrait in our project. When I saw … Continue reading →

Posted in Home deco, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged alcohol ink, arch frame die, distress inks, distress paints, embllishments, embossing powder copper, found relatives, gadget gears die, glimmer mists, old book page, Sizzix, Stampers Anonymous CMS 086, tattered angles, texture paste, Tim Holtz, use a portrait, Vintage Journey | 34 Comments

What’s up?

Posted on January 18, 2015 by lerusho

What do you need for a good conversation? Let’s see, some coffee or tea, one who has what to say, maybe another who has what to ask, definitely some who want to listen. That’s what came up in my mind visually … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Journal, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged archival ink, art journal, bistre, canvas fringe rosette, canvas pieces, charcoal, coffee pads, ecoline, gel pen, journal52, lace, masking tape, red chalk, scrap leftovers, texture paste, texture stamp, vintage image | 28 Comments

Fragile papers ATC

Posted on January 15, 2015 by lerusho

You know I am practicing with ATCs, somehow I am still not so confident on that tiny surfaces. So I made another run. This time for Paper Artsy’s Fragile Papers challenge: I ended up with six, as I can never … Continue reading →

Posted in ATC, Gelli Arts, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged acrylic ink, archival ink, ATCs, distress inks, embellishments, Fragile papers, gel plate monoprinting, gelli-arts, lovely wings, old book page, old music sheet, Paper Artsy, Stampotique Originals, texture paste, tissue wrap | 32 Comments

Be creative, be unique and be strong

Posted on January 9, 2015 by lerusho

I think I am still in my resolution period. If you ask me what I would like to do in 2015, my answer is: “be creative, be unique and be strong“. I need to remind myself to my aims and … Continue reading →

Posted in Canvas, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged 7dots studio, be creative be unique be strong, bistre, buttons, canvas, canvas fringe, caspian sea, casting powder, celebrate, crocheted doily, found objects, gel pen, gesso, glass beads, glass glitter, glimmer glam, Glimmer glaze, glimmer mists, harlequin stencil, island spring, lace, luck o' the Irish, marmalade, mixed media, peeled wood, rope, sweet pea, tattered angels, texture paste, word stickers | 26 Comments

Ring out the old, ring in the new

Posted on January 2, 2015 by lerusho

I am honoured to be invited as Creative Guide for today at Vintage Journey. When I read Alfred Tennyson words it jingled a new year resolution into my ears. I just had to create a small canvas, that I can hang on … Continue reading →

Posted in Canvas, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged archival jet black ink, bells, blue jeans distress stain spray, brushed corduroy distress ink, burlap, canvas, chipboard, clear rock candy distress glitter, Creative Guide project, crinkle ribbon, faded jeans distress ink, forest moss distress ink, frosted crystal embossing powder, frosted film, hemp rope, hinge clip, Menagerie paper stash, peeled paint distress paint, picket fence distress paint, picket fence distress stain spray, Postale tissue wrap, ring out the old ring in the new, Stampers Anonymous CMS 063, texture paste, Vintage Journey, walnut stain distress ink, white tissue wrap, worn lipstick distress stain spray | 22 Comments

Twenty – fifteen

Posted on January 1, 2015 by lerusho

2015 – twenty fifteen – ’15… just practicing to write it down. Every year it takes a month till I get use to writing the right year. So this time I was beginning at the very first moments of the … Continue reading →

Posted in Art Journal, Gelli Arts, Mixed media, Showcase | Tagged Alphanumeric die, altered book, art journal, embellishments, gel plate monotype printing, gelli-arts, happy new year, Ingvild Bolme fluid chalk edgers, lace, prima marketing inc, SDC 176, Sizzix, Stampotique designers challenge, Stampotique Originals, stone wall stencil, texture paste, tissue wrap, twenty-fifteen | 16 Comments

My winter heart

Posted on December 9, 2014 by lerusho

As we go on in the magical month of December, I decided to create a cardboard piece called “my winter heart”. I was again just playing around, letting my mojo lead me, using whatever came into my hand and here … Continue reading →