Friday, 9 November 2018

2018 Topic 19 : Tissue Paper

For the PaperArtsy challenge this time, the topic is tissue paper. Lots of options with this topic and I have chosen to use bleeding art tissue. Here is the challenge link with the inspiration:  PaperArtsy Topic 19 : Tissue Paper

My completed entry is a card but when I started playing I wasn't entirely sure where I was going with this.
Here is the card using the bleeding art tissue technique for the background and stamped tissue paper flowers.



I used my new stamps that I got with my win for topic 17 the other week: JOFY 62.

I started by die cutting lots of hexagons from tissue paper, arranged them on the watercolour card and painted them with water.



See how the colours bleed into one another, isn't it lovely.  At this point I had to walk away and not be tempted to peep. I think I left it for about 20 minutes. Then I peeled off the tissue when it was dry. This is the result :

The colours have bled into one another but still we see the hexagon shapes. This is a good technique for backgrounds.

I stamped the JOFY flowers onto some book pages and cut them out and also stamped the flowers on white tissue. They were applied to the card with Mod Podge. I finished it off with a bit of doodling with a gold pen and mounted it on the card.

I hope you like this one.

Thanks to everyone who commented on my last post, I really appreciate those comments.
Bye for now.



10 comments:

  1. Julia it is a WOWSER!Love the technique you have used, along with the colours! Stunning card!
    Lula xx

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  2. I had heard of the bleeding art tissues but wow, the colours are so clean and vibrant! As you say perfect as backgrounds, including to these lovely stamped flowers.

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  3. So nicely bled! Not much of my tissue paper bleeds so ignored this challenge but your entry is gorgeous! Nice stamp win too!!!!

    Sally

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  4. Lovely - not sure I've seen that coloured tissue paper technique before (or if I have, I've forgotten it). Great background and the flowers are lovely.
    Alison x

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  5. I have to try this, the background looks gorgeous!

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  6. Flipping heck, love how the hexagons add a structure to that watery background, how perfect it turned out. So nice you could use your new JoFY stamps on top too!!! ~Leandra

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  7. Fab technique Julia, love the results.

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  8. What a beautiful card, lovely technique and colours. xx

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