Friday 11 March 2011

Daisy

This week over at Just for Fun the challenge is for us  to Try a New Technique.
Pop over and see the super examples.
So, I have tried a new way to me, of distressing backgrounds.  It is an amazing method and one that I will keep using.
A couple of weeks ago I watched Sheena Douglas demonstrating her new Paint Fusion techniques.
 How to make a  distressed background, using watered down pva glue and household matt emulsion was  the one I have experimented with. I have to say her ideas were so different that I had to buy a few of her stamps.
Now I know these flowers are supposed to be daisies and mine look a bit blue. If I had left them white you wouldn't have seen them on my magnolia paint. I also need to get a chisel brush that she recommended some time soon. The card is completed with papers etc from my stash.
This card will also fit in with The Stampmans new challenge theme Floral, with Mothers Day coming up soon.

Thankyou for stopping by to take a look, I realy appreciate your comments.

20 comments:

  1. It's gorgeous Yvonne! I must check out that technique myself. It's a fantastic contrast behind your blue daisies (I think the blue daisies look great btw!) x

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  2. This is so pretty and I love your blue daisies - shall we call them Gerbra (I think they look like big daisies don't they?).
    Lovely technique, lovely result and thanks for joining us at Just for Fun again.

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  3. I had to get that POW as well the technique is fab and you have created a gorgeous card using it, love it. thank you for joining us again at Just for Fun hope we contine to amuse you LOL XOXO Zoe

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  4. I unfortunately didn't see the programme as I was on holiday. I've heard lots about it but not seen any examples, so thanks for sharing this fab technique. The results look stunning and I love your blue daisies.

    Look forward to seeing some more of your creations, thanks for playing along with us again this week on JFF - Sam xxxx

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  5. Hi Yvonne, So you succumbed to Paint Fusion, I love your blue daisies, and the background. Have lots of fun playing with your new technique, I look forward to seeing more. hugs Caz

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  6. stunning work Yvonne I did see a sample of her work and it looked lovely, I love the distressed wood effect background
    hugs

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  7. Beautiful background and loving your great flowers. Enjoy the weekend Yvonne, Annette x

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  8. I was lucky enough to get all the stamps as part of Sheena's DT and they are all gorgeous. Once you get to grips with paint fusion it's a brilliant technique. It's still a work in progress for me. You have done a gorgeous job with these daisies and I love the background.
    Thanks so much for joining us at The Stampman this time.
    hugs Lisax

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  9. Very pretty daisies! Looks like carved wood!
    Pam

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  10. Just love your blue daisy's very pretty and very clever. Now all I need is 38 hours in a day to master yet another technique ! ( not that I have mastered any up until now )

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  11. This is lovely Yvonne, haven't seen that technique before so think I might have to investigate as it looks so fab on your card

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  12. I'll call them michaelmas daisy's because they are blue lol and what a lovely result you have got :) Mine came teaterday but I've been chasing my tail and haven't had time to play yet :( Hope I manage as well as you have Yvonne :)
    Thanks for playing along with us Just for Fin
    Von x

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  13. I would love to try that--your painting is amazing.

    xx

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  14. Oh wow, both your background and your daisies look absolutely gorgeous, what great techniques ( BTW love the slightly blue hue !), thanks for sharing xxx

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  15. Beautiful Card. Your blue daisies look perfect to me.
    Regards Florence.

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  16. Fab card its gorgeous, beautiful daisys their colour is gorgeous

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  17. This is absolutely gorgeous. Your crackle background is perfect and I love your blue daisys x

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  18. Gorgeous card and the backgound worked brilliantly, really must give it a go...thanks for the inspiration
    Diane

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  19. Another beautifully made card Yvonne, thank you for entering it into our challenge.

    Jill

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