layered grungy Kintsugi flowers for your junk journal using fabric & paper die cuts & inks
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- I was inspired by Barbara @49dragonflies to create a Kintsugi effect on the layered paper flowers that I wanna show you today. We're going to turn fabric & paper die cuts in combination with ink into outstanding embellishments for your junk journal!
mentioned videos on Barbara's channel where she's using the Kintsugi technique:
Grungy Kintsugi Butterflies! Junk Journal Snacks #41 - Bitesized Inspiration For Your Journal!
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Grungy Envelope Junk Journal Step By Step Tutorial/Digital Collage Club DT Project Part 2
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These are FABULOUS!!! So creative. The "glue on fabric" idea brings up so many other ideas. You are so clever!!! TFS!
Austin,TX USA
Beautiful, beautiful! 💚💚💚
thank you for sharing how you made these beautiful grungy flowers 🌸💙🧡💛💙
Love these flowers. They have so much character. Thanks for sharing.
Hello Luise, I love these flowers they are beautiful, enjoyed watching. TFS
Hello you have beautiful wrinkles in your flowers and nicely highlighted them. Kintsugi new territory for me
Beautiful flowers!
I’m really enjoying your videos lately. Well I do always but how your showing us a variety of items to create differently from each other that are very interesting. Thanks for showing what products and brands you are using. Taking us along on your experiments. Very helpful.💕
Very nice flowers . Did a great job with showing each step . Put them on a white background to display at end .
Very nice!!! Definitely taking the idea up another level.❤ Tamara
I’m having a blast working on flowers today, using this technique. They’re coming along nicely. Thank you for the idea.❤
OMGosh... these are wonderful. I love the addition of the thread and the end distressing made such a difference in the 'vintage' or as you say, grungy affect. I like the thread in different areas of the flower too... older versus newer. The white splatters are awesome. I can see on a lighter flower, maybe using a brown or black splatter... or even gold and silver. SO MANY POSSIBILITIES...LOL... Let the imagination go wild. LOL Luise, you are so creative and inspiring. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you so much ❤️
I just adore your flowers, as usual, you have taken them to the next level! One thing you are teaching me is to keep going when I think I am done! I think, “What would Luise do?” and then I keep going! Thank you for another inspiring video! 💕🇨🇦
So amazing. Blessings from Canada 🇨🇦
You are so inventive with your art
Marvellous! Hugs and blessings, 🤗❤️🇨🇦
What a great idea. Not having any die cuts, I cut mine out of colorful children's book pages in the same way we used to make paper snowflakes. I guess I can't add a picture here but I am quite pleased with the way it turned out.
Very off the cuff! Love this idea and thinking! ❤😮
Very pretty flowers!....Sweet!......😻
I love them! I love your excitement when creating!
These flowers are lovely.
love your grungy flowers. filed on my "next to make" pinterest board. thanks as always for sharing and for all the inspiration.
Congratulations Luise on reaching 30,000 subscribers. I’m not surprised, your work is so imaginative and inventive.😊
Thank you so much! I am happy to have you here on my channel in this wonderful community!
Aww 🥰 thank you so much ❤️
They are beautiful. You could wear them as a brooch 🌷
Lovely. I use the threads for effect often. Beautiful 😍
Beautiful, love the colour combination🧡💙
So very pretty! And inspiring and fun! I think Christmas poinsettias are in my future done like this! Thank you!
I really enjoyed this. I think the threads are great idea 💡
I just really love how your flowers came out!! So charming thank you for this wonderful tutorial hugs, Julierose
These are stunning!!! I am so excited to have a new inspiring art project to try ❤
They are so beautiful Luise ❤
Beautiful and fun! TFS the inspiration, Luise!
Absolutely love these ,am off to make some straight away.Thank you so much for all your tutorials.
These are Stunning!
Absolutely gorgeous. Love this technique. Very pleasing to the eye, and beautiful addition to any journal . Your projects are always so interesting and looks gorgeous.
They are beautiful!
You've gone and done it again..... Beautiful. Love the techniques you teach and compare.
Love your videos. You are so imaginative.
I love how they turned out. ❤
These are really beautiful!
I can’t wait to try this out, they are stunning 🤩🤩🤩
Love love love these. ❤
They are so pretty
I absolutely love this technique!! I will definitely be trying this!! ❤
Gorgeous 🤩lov this flowers😍
These are really cool. Thx Luise
Super cool! Love them!❤
Can’t wait to make these!!! Love them!!❤
Georgeous 😍😍😍🔝
Beautiful! 💜
very clever... loved the result💕
I love this technique
These are so cool! 🤗🥰
Hi Luise, I love the flowers. Will try some soon
Beautiful!
Love these.
Beautiful
Love these❣️💙💙
Love these!
Love love these!
This is very cool. I love it!
LOVE this
Love this idea. So me🎉
I can't wait to make these! I actually have the same die. How wonderful is that?!
Innovative.
Gorgeous flowers. I think it would depend on how grungy your journal is, but both ways are really great. Love this Louise!!
Luisa, I agree these would be stunning on a cover. And on any page or embellishment.I want to give these a try. I need more hours in my day. So much inspiration thank you.
Oooh I have heard of this. What a great way to incorporate this beautiful concept into your artwork!
A wonderful project, Luise. The hints of gold really made them special.
So beautiful and perky! Brings a good feeling over you!!! Love them, love them, love them. What a great pop of color to our journals!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
Simply Beautiful perfect for Junk Journals Thank you so much
Gorgeous ❣️❣️❣️❣️. Thank you for this great video.
I love these flowers! Thank you!
What is Shou Sugi Ban? Originating in 18th century Japan, shou sugi ban is a particularly striking method of preserving wood by charring it with fire. Traditionally, this practice is used with Japanese cedar in order to weatherproof it. The wood is burned until the surface is charred, and then coated with natural oil.
That's interesting but I don't understand the context to my video
It just another Japanese art form. Your video made me think of it. I watch home improvement shows.
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I'm going to try this with hand cut flowers. Do you have many Bigz dies? I've only used thinlits so far but I agree they won't cut through fabric. These flowers are so adorable and whimsical. 😍
Thank you! No, I don't have many Bigz dies, only a few ❤️
What paint or spray did you use to get the white splatter
white gesso mixed with water
Love,love,love ❤
Beautiful