Friday, April 25, 2014

April inspirations with Jelissa

Hi there Blue Fern fans, so happy to be back here to share some creations with you. 

"She Wanted to Fly"


I wanted to make something with the chippies from "Spread Your Wings" so that was how this layout came about. 


I used a piece from Manor Hinges and sprinkled embossing powder in both bronze and turquoise randomly. The turquoise gave a very nice burnished metal effect. 


For the wings, I applied some texture paste using a peacock feather mask which I had used throughout in my background. This was followed by some shimmery paint and I used turquoise glitter on the edges of the feathers for an oomph. For the Page Chains, I did some simple heat embossing. 

Blue Fern products used:

Spread Your Wings
Manor Hinges
Page Chains


My second page is a bright one where I experimented with watercolor paper and distress stains.

"Best of Times"


I altered the chipboard to match the overall colours and mood of the layout.


A frame from the Memory Frame set, which I inked with distress ink and doubled up as a title.


The Shabby Brick bits, which is perfect for background and layering. I patted three different coloured Texturez from Shimmerz on it randomly.


The Berry Stems which I left bare, only to accent the berries with some Texturez.

Blue Fern products used:
Shabby Brick Bits
Berry Stems
Memory Frame Set


My last share is the sketch created for Blue Fern Studios' April challenge, using the Blue Fern Garden collection.


I have a video tutorial as well showing how I put together this page and how I altered the chipboards.


Blue Fern products used:
Blue Fern Garden "In Bloom"
Charmed Page Dangle
Bits of Honey

That's all I have for now. Hope you've enjoyed my work and the video. See you all next month!

love,
Jelissa















4 comments:

  1. Amazing textural background on all. But that first one is out of this world

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  2. Amazing layouts my dear and I love the video too
    xoxo
    Leila

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  3. Gorgeous layouts, so much detail and layering. Thanks for sharing

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  4. I agree with Keren, the first lo is just superb in every way, beautiful projects Jelissa!

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