I think I finally found what deli paper is, I found
something that is used to wrap sandwiches in and I think this fits the description. I am even more convinced after hearing Mary Beth Shaw yesterday on the webinar "an afternoon with stencilGirl Mary Beth Shaw".
I gave it a try on the gelli plate and I like the translucency,
I used it with pearlescent paint which brings out the translucency even more.
To create texture I used 2 anti-slip mats (one for the bath
and the other was for a doormat) which I recently picked up in a store similar
to a dollar store I guess.
I teared some random pieces of these prints and glued them in the dictionary, added some stamped fairy images on tissuepaper which I colored using ordinary coloring pencils.
I will be linking this post to the colorful gelli print party and Stampotique Designers Challenge.
Thanks for stopping by.
That looks amazing, Vicky!
ReplyDeleteThanks. It took a while but I'm pleased with the end result.
DeleteOh, I love deli wrap and it does yield some great results with the gelli plate! Your spread looks great ~ I love the random collaged pieces and the faeries are charming. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm glad I finally found what deli paper is because it's great to work with.
DeleteThe translucency of the deli paper over book text of totally awesome! Love your winged stamp, too! Well choreographed, Vicky! Thanks for participating in the Stampotique Designers' Challenge this week!
ReplyDeleteThanks, that's so great about the deli paper, the translucency. Because now I didn't need to figure out how to cut the stamped images, which by he way would be impossible.
DeleteBeautiful pages!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Thanks Alison.
DeleteIt looks amazing! I like the colors
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at Stampotique DC this week :)
xx Arwen
Thanks Arwen, the colors are so shimmery in real life.
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