October Guest Designer, Sanna Lippert, Part Two

Hello and Happy Thursday!

Our Guest Designer, Sanna Lippert is back with a another projects!  We seriously love her creativity and are so happy she created more today!

Let's get right to her projects!

For the smaller canvas I first applied a layer of green and purple "Magicals" with a fine paint brush. As you can see in the photo, I applied a fairly thick wet layer and let it dry, then went over the first layer again adding some more color here and there. 

 

 

Next I fastened the photo reel into it´s packaging with a brad. This way it will not disappear inside the cover and can be seen. 

 

 

Next I stamped the piece of book sheet that I had earlier colored in with "Magicals" as I was creating the bigger canvas. 

 

After that I drew some alphas onto that paper with a black Sharpie and fussy cut them.

 

 

Remember the playing card I punched the circle out of? Well I drew a little heat with a black Sharpie on it, stamped with the border stamp over it for more interest and fussy cut it for my canvas. 

After that I stamped around the canvas with black waterproof ink. Painted the Maya Road number buttons with black paint and added some rub-ons on the backside. I didn´t want to use the red images, so I flipped them around. 

 

 

Then I went on and mixed some struckture paste with purple and green "Magicals" and added some details using the exclusive skull stencil and a The Crafter´s Workshop "The Graceful Flower" stencil for adding the paste onto the canvas.

 

 

Now I just glued everything down and added a couple of flowers and rub-ons for more detail and finally outlined the struckture paste images with a black pen and my canvas was finished. I also covered the word "ART" and the pink heart with Glossy Accents to give them more shine. (please add here detailphotos and a full photo of the canvas). 

 

 

I am speechless!  This is just WOW!  

Thank you again Sanna for taking the time to share your talent and creativity with us this month!  Please be sure and stop by Sanna's Blog and see more of her amazing projects!

Thanks for stopping by!  Have a great day!