The sweet girl was brand new and sitting on my desk and I ended up stamping her and using her on multiple projects.
A quick coat of white paint to create a backdrop. I then used up some different scraps to layer on the bag including a leftover misted background with some white paint. I stamped the image on a pink inspired background. I stamped her using a kraft inspired ink and added some fun accents.
I even gave her a little bench to sit on with a pen nib. I have to admit I have been using the Simon Says Stamp sequins quite frequently and they are my new obsession.
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Happy Monday!
Suzz
Wow! I think that is the luckiest paper bag in history! You gave it a makeover that is nothing short of incredible. I love all the yummy layers you created and adore the burlap, rose and hemp. The color palette is totally refreshing and I thought it was so clever to have your girl sitting on a pen nib like a swing. Once again, I bow to your skills!
ReplyDeleteI love how you incorporated the MB die cut on this collage, great textures and colours from the white paint on kraft, burlap and really lovely!
ReplyDeleteSuch a wonderful altered paper bag!! Love the pen nib as a little bench and the gorgeous colours and details.
ReplyDeleteSuper cool way to UPcycle that kraft bag! I like the mediums you used in this creation :)
ReplyDelete*mwah*
Steph
Simon Says Stamp!
Love the beautiful bag you created, Suzz. Fabulous colors and texture! :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, Suzz! Love the color palette you chose for this Halloween themed gift bag! So very pretty! Hugs, Sandra
ReplyDeleteLove this Halloween witch. She is adorable, the colors are fantastic, too! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing artistic transformation for that humble paper bag! Gorgeous work. Nicola x
ReplyDeleteI was really drawn to this piece. It's wonderful! The candy colors are so sweet. And I love the textures. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty project Suzanne! Love the altered kraft bag! your image is darling! The burlap trim adds a great touch as does the sweet rose!
ReplyDeleteFabulous colours and textures on this really pretty project and I love how you chose to alter a bag, so creative! This is really beautiful Suzz!
ReplyDeleteWonderful example of altered art! I love the pink little girl! BArbarayaya
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