My Metallic Princess

Hi Everybody....

We've made it into the new year....2018
A new year calls for some new product.

....and I got my hands on the
NEW RELEASE
from The Crafter's Workshop.

And off I went, trying out the new product.

I ran it through stencils,

I lathered it on with a palette knife.

I applied it to fabric and paper. 

The only thing I found is it wasn't

fond of having the drying

 process accelerated by using a heat tool

but still faired well!

I applied a bit of Canvas Corp Tissue Stock

to a piece of CC Cardstock ~ Kraft.

Then I began the layering.

And layer I did....7 of them in fact
using TCW stencils, new and old.

I LOVED how this paper felt when I was finished

....almost like leather. Textured leather that is!

Now, what to make with my new paper??!??!

I went digging through my box of naked bases

and found a Chunky ATC.

I painted my wooden ATC with TCW paint.

Can I tell you it was hard to cut this paper

....but I did!

While my block was drying, I went in search of wing material.

I decided on a piece of CC Flute ~ Kraft

and I applied layers of Metallic Modeling paste.

Now, I have no idea what the tool is I used but

I ran it down the grooves of the paper

and let the modeling paste dry.

I then cut up the strip of paper and adhered it to my block.

I pulled out a bag of mixed wood parts

and picked out a few and painted them

with the modeling paste.

(it had great coverage)

I used Sizzix/Tim Holtz Distressed Doily

to cut the Metallic Princess' wings.

I painted a few vintage buttons with

the Modeling Paste and it worked WONDERFULLY,

one coat did the job.

I even pleated the paper and the Modeling Paste didn't crack!

She wouldn't be a princess without a crown.

I pulled out my UmWowStudio ~ Crown Mash,

picked a crown and painted it with more Modeling Paste.

This product gets a two thumbs up from me!

I hope you have enjoyed my creative journey. 

I still have more paper so be watching

to see what else I make.