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Friday, May 3, 2013

Beautiful You- Scrap for Help May Challenge.

Here is my reveal for the May Challenge at Scrap for Help


The challenge this month is to use a napkin on your project.


You might wonder where my napkin is right?
Well I used a flower patterned napkin with a red lily on it.
I cut out 2 flowers out of the napkin and separated the layers of the napkin so I would only have the outer layer.
Then using gel medium I adhered it to the page like decoupage.


The red flowers from the napkin are the backdrop for the beautiful garden I created around the photo. I added lots of Prima flowers on top of it.


Underneath the flower arrangement I masked these beautiful Prima stems with some light molding paste. Then I colored them with some new amazing shimmery acrylic paint I found at my local art supply store. This is the best find of the season lol. I just love it and I got them in a few colors.


I always love adding some cheese cloth between the flowers to soften the effect.


This layout was designed Prima's April PPP. Although it has a lot of colors combined together and I usually create monochromatic layouts, I managed to use all the colors and create this beautiful garden.


Products:
Papers: Prima
Flowers: Prima
Resin and metal: Ingvild Bolme by Prima
Napkin, gesso, cheese cloth
Prima mask by Donna Downey
Pink Shimmer Acrylic paint.
Alphas: Prima Divine Collection

22 comments:

Julie Tucker-Wolek said...

Sooooooooo gorgeous! LOVING the colors, the flowers and the butterflies!!!

Unknown said...

Very pretty and colorful, Keren, and your daughter looks so sweet :) :)

juscrap said...

Another gorgeous page Keren! xoxo

Unknown said...

Pretty, pretty! Your daughter is a gem and I think you did great in interpreting this palette. Wish I'd had time for this one :(. Great work!

xErin

marijke said...

Ooooh look at all these gorgeous flowers, your layout is stunningly beautyfull

Unknown said...

Gorgeous!! I love the "Garden"!!
The birdcage is also a favorite.
Your work is just amazing!

Happy Crafting
Tracie
http://homeofthepurskey.blogspot.com

Sandi Smith said...

Just beautiful Keren...so very soft and pretty!

Words and Pictures said...

What an explosion of glorious florals - a really clever piece of napkin arranging!
Alison x

Leonie said...

Keren I love the gorgeous colours in this layout. It's so pretty.

Elisabeth Sarkis said...

Gorgeous!!

Gayle Price said...

Such a perfectly pretty page. xx

Lizzy Hill said...

THat's sooo clever, & I LOVE how you use cheesecloth...yummy flowers!!

Sonia said...

Happy weekend my dear friend^_^
Another wonderful layout^_^
Gorgeous details and colors^_^
Big hugs,
Sonia

Lizzyc said...

HI..This is once again so very beautiful.. a clever way to use a napkin on your layout.. love all the flowers and the butterflies floating up the page look divine!! love this!

Sandi Clarkson said...

Catching up on your blogging! What gorgeous and innovative projects, Keren!

Tone-Lill said...

This is so beautiful! An amazing and adorable page filled with so many gorgeous flowers and embellishments :)

Lynnda said...

BEautiful colors... beautiful page !!! Love it Keren!! hugs...x

ANUPAMA CHOUDARY said...

Love your take on the Scrap for Help challenge, Keren! Beautiful 'Garden' :)

sandi said...

This is so pretty! Such a fabulous array of flowers here.....wow!

Ella Swan said...

Oh this is feature-worthy for sure!! So beautiful & yes I did wonder about the napkin initially but now I see it & it's great! Clever!! And WOW that paint sure was a good find. I found some awesome glitter varnish at our hardware store a couple weeks back. That was definitely MY score of the season LOL...

Denise van Deventer said...

Such a gorgeous page and love that sweet photo of your daughter! Beautiful layering and accents, as always! ;-)

Eila Sandberg said...

This sure is one magnificent garden you have created!! beeeeautiful detailwork and how clever to use cut-offs from the napkin as delicate floral whisps!! xoxoxo