I made these flowers while playing around with the flower stamp from
Just Sayin' from
Rogue Redhead Designs. They are simply crayon shavings melted between two pieces of glassine (waxed paper would work too).
Place shavings from several colors of crayons onto the glassine.
Place the second sheet of glassine on top and iron with a just warm iron to melt the crayons.
Allow to cool and the wax keeps the two sheets stuck together. Stamp the flower stamp using StazOn.
And just cut them out and
voilà! Cute little embellishments to use!
I adhered them to this page in my art journal that has a base of torn textured papers and added a short poem by Edna St.Vincent Millay.
I made these flowers while playing around with the flower stamp from Just Sayin' from Rogue Redhead Designs. They are simply crayon shavings melted between two pieces of glassine (waxed paper would work too).
Place shavings from several colors of crayons onto the glassine.
Place the second sheet of glassine on top and iron with a just warm iron to melt the crayons.
Allow to cool and the wax keeps the two sheets stuck together. Stamp the flower stamp using StazOn.
And just cut them out and voilà! Cute little embellishments to use!
I adhered them to this page in my art journal that has a base of torn textured papers and added a short poem by Edna St.Vincent Millay.
it is great, Ohhh I wished I hat time to do this too ☺
ReplyDeleteWow, that's a lovely cart you made.
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful. Very nice rainbow colours. I'm gonna try it myself.
Have a nice day,
Ini
This is fabulous, so simple and yet lovely and I do believe I have wax crayons lol x
ReplyDeleteThose flowers are fabulous embellishments to your pretty page. Love how you created them! Such a good idea!
ReplyDeleteLove your little flowers!! What a super idea. Your page is awsome!
ReplyDeleteWhether soft and delicate and fresh and zingy you can do it all. Such an uplifting journal page.
ReplyDeleteWishes
Lynne