Canvas

Technique: Mixed texture paste with red acrylic paint to give it a more textured surface. If you look closer, the red is slightly textured so it does not feel flat on canvas.

Tip: Leave foam stamp on texture paste (the green area with flourish stamp) until 90% dry, then remove, or you'll not get design on the paste when still soft.

Technique: On canvas, spray colourwash onto lace plastic table covers (work like a stencil) to get the effect of somewhat a Batik look.
Tip: Wait til colourwash dries before removing plastic table covers from canvas or it smugges easily and losses the stencil designs.

Techniques: Texture paste. Sprayed with green colourwash. Stamped chinese characters just before texture paste dries completely.. again lets call it the 90% technique, hehehe.
Tip: Clean rubber stamp immediately after stamping on texture paste or it'll dry up and hardens.
No way to get rid of them! sigh.. anyone, any ideas, as to how to clean the stamp?


Michelle & I have been into playing with textures lately. Its always fun to play around with different elements to see the end result. I have been working on canvas for abit now but finally with the help of Michelle and her supplies.. I managed to finish.. here they are.. I'm very happy with them. They are all up on Scrappingville's shelves now.

A series of layouts that will eventually be up on my walls in my scrapping area, as an inspiration to remind me why I scrap.

What is Michelle & I up to at the moment? We are now trying to fill up our revolving ATC holder with ATCs!!! Lots of cards to show very soon. We're still playing..