Hey there Joy Clair friends! I'm joining my fellow
Joy Clair Teamies as we prepare for Mardi Gras and the beginning of the Easter season. We're hopping today to share some fun projects created featuring the new Color By Faith set called
Unashamed. Make sure you hop to each blog post and leave some love for your chance to win a fabulous Joy Clair prize!
If you've arrived here from
Connie's blog, you're hopping right along. If not, you can refer to the complete long roll below:
I created a goofy "selfie" framed page and some fun "beads". To create my "beads", I punched several green, yellow and purple circles with my small circle punch. After gathering a bunch, I attached them to a piece of gold thread using some of my favorite white craft glue. Next, I stamped them using the "gemstones" in this set. Some of the gems were embossed with silver sparkly embossing powder from Hero Arts.
After stamping, I attached some green flower sequins (from Studio Katia) and then added a dollop of Fantom Sparkle Nuvo Drops to the centers. Next, I moved on to taking my selfie. I really LOATHE taking selfies- but I needed one for this project so I stood in front of a bright window and smiled. UGHH. I printed this on my Polaroid Zip and then started working on a mask to cover my mug. HEE HEE.
To create my mask, brushed some pink, orange and yellow neon ink onto a piece of white cardstock then I splattered ink on that. I then stamped the feather in the set over the top (with Versafine Onyx ink) and then stamped the mask. I embossed the ink with the same silver sparkle embossing powder as before. Next, I cut out the mask and popped it over my photo using pop-dots.
I assembled the shot with some "frames" diecuts from Sugarpea Designs and a few cuts from the holepunched paper.
To finish off everything, I stamped the sentiment along the green edge with Versafine Onyx ink. So fun, so crazy...Just like Mardi Gras! HEE HEE...
I hope my project inspires you to grab this set and let the good times roll! Thanks for hopping with us. Please hop on over to
Karen's blog for more inspiration!
