Welcome back.
I have still be working on finishing off the Kaisercraft wooden kits and today I would like to feature this gazebo/t-lite holder that I have decorated up with the wonderful CTMH products.
I have painted the main parts of the gazebo/t-lite holder with a mixture of the Create a Shade Paint and Flaxen re-inker to give it a pearly metallic look. I have painted the rest with a flat acrylic paint Burnt Umber from Daler Rowney for some contrast. I sealed everything with Modge Podge. I have really enjoyed using a paint brush again but found it tiring.
Now for the flowers.and leaves.
For the flowers I have used Creme Brulee cardstock and cut out the shapes using the same pattern from Cathy Derouche that I used with the bird and the cage here. The shapes have been sponged with Smoothie ink and the flowers turned out even better than I thought they would be. I have not used a lot of Creme Brulee or Smoothie cardstock or ink but the combination is stunning. I have cut two smaller sizes from Cathy’s instructions to have a progression in size up the sides and around the top. I have also done a number of single roses as rose buds.
The leaves have been cut out from Olive cardstock using the Artiste cartridge page 54 of the booklet at 1″ and .75″ and I have scored the veins and then sponged the edges with Olive ink.
The other leaves have been cut from the Art Philosophy cartridge page 35 of the booklet at 2″ from Flaxen cardstock and I have sponged the edges with Olive ink. I used my hot glue gun as my hand was a little sore to keep squeezing the Liquid glass bottle.
Here are some close up of the flowers.
Cardstock – Flaxen, Olive, Creme Brulee
Create-a-Shade Paint (Pearl) NLA
Cricut Cartridges – Artiste, Art Philosophy
This would look great with a matching coloured glass with a t-lite inside and/or on a wedding table.
I have finished with the Kaisercraft and will look to get back into cardmaking and scrapbooking. I have a big fair coming up and need to do a variety of cards to sell there and I have another blog hop to do.
In the meantime have a good week and Happy Crafting
Patricia
So creative and so gorgeous Patricia! I love the colours you chose. It’s really stunning. 😀
Thank you Sophia – and it is lovely having you back again – I have missed you -and I hope you are keeping well. Happy New Year to you Hugs 🙂 xxx
You’re welcome sweetie and thank you. It’s good to be back and glad to hear I’ve been missed. 😆
No complaints this side and hope you are keeping well too. 😀
Thanks for the lovely wishes and all the same to you hon. ♥
My goodness! This is beautiful!
Evelyn
Thank you Evelyn 🙂
I was tantalised by the image you put on FB, the result is fabulous! So very creative Patricia. 💞 xx
Thank you Amanda – I thought I might put the teaser on FB and it seemed to have worked with a decent reach 🙂
another great creation Patrica, as always, you usually bring one out of the bag, this is so pretty, love your site, have a great New Year with your family and good health as well, marion.
Thank you Marion. Happy New Year to you and your family as well. 🙂
Wow this is beautiful!! Love the colors!!
Thank you Nancy 🙂
Looks amazing – I love how your flowers turned out. I wished they kept the paint – oh well.
Thank you Maz – I guess they can’t keep everything but it is good to use it for something. 🙂