The memory box could certainly also be used to display a favorite photo. I thought about that possibility as well, and come to think of it, I just might need another one :)
I began by taping off the little notches with masking tape then painting the box with gesso. You can skip the masking process, but you might have to do some sanding afterwards so that the notches will fit together properly when you assemble it later. I applied some Japanese lace papers in shades of blue and green adhering and protecting it with golden gel medium. Then came various ink sprays and finally some Kroma crackle to further distress the finish.
I created a little book covered with leather-look paper on the outside, and a little drink me bottle
I love how the background came out both inside and out. I then added lots of mosses, die cut leaves etc to create my fantasy forest. The tree on the inside is also by Gina's Designs. The Alice in Wonderland images were purchased on Etsy and I doubled up the heavy cardstock before fussy cutting and then covered the images with triple thick gloss medium by Deco Arts to make them very sturdy, shiny and durable.
I had so much fun, I hope you like it!
Gina's Designs Products used:
Time themed 5 x 7 Memory Box
(Gina's Designs products listed as coming soon are available by request and will be listed in the shop soon)
Other Products:
Japanese Lace Paper (I purchased mine online from Dick Blick Art Materials)
Golden Gel Medium in matte finish
Prima Chalk Inks
Prima resin mushroom
Various mosses and things from my stash
Tim Holtz glass bottle
Images from Etsy
Distress stickles by Ranger
Rub n Buff in gold
Gesso in white
Texture paste by Liquitex
Okay totally amazing and fun!!!
ReplyDeleteNancy - this is AMAZING! Left me speechless. The details and the style - LOVE! What do you do with these projects when you are done with them?
ReplyDeleteThis is out of this world amazing! So glad I headed to your blog to see all the details!
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