Day 40 Giveaway and Mixed Media Layouts!

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Enjoy these beautiful layouts created using mixed media and BoBunny product!

Sweet by Irene Tan

When I've been given this assignment, I'm so excited! I can't wait to play with all the fun and messy stuffs to create this layout. For today's assignment, I would like to share with you all a simple and one of my favorite mixed media technique which I often used on my layouts.

The technique is called, "Mist and Drip". It is a very simple two steps technique. First, you mist your layout with paint and then, you pick up your layout and tilt it for the paint to drip and flow.

BoBunny Supplies:

Patterned Paper: Cottage, Dot, Gate, Place, Garden/Primrose

Brads: Primrose

Jewels: Primrose

Chipboard: Primrose 12 x 12 Chipboard

Stamps: Distressed Textures

Blossoms: Blush Bouquet, Blush Daisy

Jewel Flourishes: Glaze Jewels

Lace: Natural Earth

Washi Tapes: Primrose

Mr.Sunshine by Lisa Gregory

 I have been dabbling in  lot of mixed media lately. This assignment gave me the perfect opportunity to do more. I used  lot of soft inking to give the papers a worn antique look. I inked just about everything on the page. I also used a mask and some molding paste randomly on the background, then misted it with color spray in blue to match the papers. I also randomly splashed some color spray onto the background.

I created my own flowers from the patterned paper to coordinate perfectly. The rolled roses are so easy. Just cut  spiral into a circle and ink the edges, then roll them up. The others flowers were all die cut.

I also used a bit of fabric burlap under the photo mat. Did some punching on the paper edges and some machine sewing around the photomat. I also did a bit of fussy cutting the clock and flowers from the patterned  paper and tucked  them into the flower cluster and under the photo mat.

BoBunny Supplies:
Patterned paper: Somewhere in Time/ Timeless, Chrononaut, Memento
Double Dot: Caribbean
Combo Stickers: Somewhere in Time





Het Beste by Romy Veul

 I am completely in love with the Texture stamps that Bo Bunny offers. They are very versatile and can be used for a variety of styles. On this lay-out I decided to use them to give my lay-out a masculine and grungy look. I stamped with brown ink, but also with embossing ink and embossing powder to make my background look a bit more grungy. I also added some gesso for an even more 'rough' feel.

To embellish my lay-out I used the gorgeous Noteworthy die-cuts and some of the chipboard pieces from the Layered Chipboard package. I also cut out a couple of hot-air balloons that I attached to my lay-out with foamtape. I heavily inked the layers of paper and some of the embellishments to make them match the grungy look of my lay-out.

Bo Bunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Balloons, Beauty, Chrononaut, Passage/ Somewhere in Time
Noteworthy: Somewhere in Time
Chipboard: Somewhere in Time Layered Chipboard
Kraft Gift Bags: Dot
Large Stamps: Geometric Patterns, Stained Textures
Kraft Wood: Mustaches, Gears