I pulled some Shimmerz Paints from my stash in colors that coordinated with the sequins. I created a lot of splatters on the background, and I also used those same colors to back the rest of the bear. I just used a scrap piece of cardstock and made some color swatches with the Shimmerz. Then I cut them out and glued them behind the bear. This makes more sense if you watch how I did it in my video down below :)
I really love how the sequins look here...so pretty and shimmery! To do this, I traced the shapes onto a scrap piece of cardstock. I glued the sequins to that and then placed the bear over it. You can see the dimension here because I added adhesive foam to make it stand up a bit.
You can see here how the cut file is raised up a bit...I love the shadowing that creates! I added a bit of aqua and grey thread in a few places to add to the messy feel of the background.
I love how the splatters turned out...it reminds me of snowy confetti (if that's even a thing...haha). I added some tissue paper and adhesive foam behind my photos as well as a few fussy cut stars. Those were from a Pinkfresh Studio paper. I fussy cut this little polar bear from a Crate Paper Snow & Cocoa die cut, and my title is from a sheet of very old and cheap white alpha stickers. I curved it along the bear's back.
On this side I added some pink thread. That "warm & cozy" sticker is from last year's November Hip Kit Club kit.
I wanted to give the bear something to "walk on," so I machine stitched some ground for him. I used metallic gold thread and I just did a straight stitch back and forth. I wrote my journaling under it and then added the date.
Here's another look at all those splatters...so pretty! I used the nozzles of the sprays and a brush.
One last close-up...look at those shiny sequins! So pretty!
I hope you enjoyed this....it was a little different for me, but I really love how it turned out. I'll be back next week with one more Winter project for SpiegelMom Scraps!
Here's my video:
Thanks so much for stopping by, and have a great day!
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