Saturday, June 10, 2017

Just Us Girls #397

Have you tried Brushos, Color Bursts or any of the powders that make such fabulous designs when you add water?  Now is the time to get them out and make a card for Just Us Girls because that's what our host Chris is asking for this week.
I did mine a little differently.  I took a large piece of multi-media paper and sprayed it with spray starch.  I sprinkled on the Brushos and watched them move and spread, spraying a little more starch and sprinkling a little more powder where needed.  Then I covered the entire paper with plastic wrap wrinkling it up and letting it dry overnight.  I meant to take a picture of the paper when I pulled the plastic wrap off but I forgot.  I die cut flowers, laying them in strategic places to get the best color and this is the result.

The sentiment is from Essentials by Ellen.  I had a lot of paper left after cutting an A2 size panel so I cut more flowers and made another card.

For this one I cut a stitched square from cream cardstock and stamped the sentiment from MFT in Cup O' Joe.

The Design Team and guest designer Estelle have made some wonderful cards for your inspiration.  Head on over to the Just Us Girls blog to check them out, then make a card of your own to enter in the gallery.  You may be chosen Chic of the Week.

See you there!

10 comments:

Sue VanDeVusse said...

Wow! Those flowers are amazing. Brilliant idea to die cut the flowers from the Brushos pieces.

Lisa Elton said...

Spray starch, how cool!! These are lovely Bobby!!

Vicki Dutcher said...

Great use of the powders using the cuts

Judy Woodland said...

Oh my word, only YOU would think of this. I have never used spray starch, but I'm going to try it. And then putting the plastic wrap on top is GENIUS!!! I can't wait to do it. Your cards are gorgeous, love the colorful die cuts against the white. These are getting pinned for sure!!!!

Barb Ghig said...

Awesome effect of spray starch on Brushos, Bobby! Two really beautiful cards!

Anita in France said...

Gosh, Bobby, these are gorgeous ... I'm reminded of beautiful wildflower meadows with the blooms gently drifting in the breeze ... beautifully brusho'd! Hugs, Anita :)

Nancy said...

Love the fact that you really thought outside the box with your technique! Your results are fabulous! Well done Bobby!

Karen Dunbrook said...

such a pretty garden you have created mf...lovely.
xx Karen

Ina G said...

What a beautiful result you got here Bobby. Funny I tried that technique yesterday for the first time. Both cards are just gorgeous and so colourful.

Bonnie said...

Bright, beautiful flowers, Bobby! I especially love the second card! That sentiment is awesome and the flowers are perfect framed!