...my true love gave to me...such a HUGE, HUGE, HUGE bag filled to the brim with gorgeous Finnabair items! Seriously...the Finnabair line is absolutely full of brilliant products for card makers, tag lovers, mixed-media artists, and beyond.
Today we have an extra special feature to share with you! Not only did our own design team create wondrous products, but we also invited Finn's team to join in the festive "12 Days of Christmas" fun! The more, the merrier, right? Finn's team even created a special, exclusive Art Recipe just for today!
November Art Recipe: Snowflake Paste + Stars Stencil + Glass Glitters are combined to bring the most glorious results! Just keep scrolling to see the Finn team use these amazing seasonal-perfect products.
"I decided to show you a very classic and quite simple Christmas card. I created an interesting background using Finnabair Stars stencil and Snowflake Paste. The pattern sparkles like real snow!"
"After I glued all the elements, I covered all the twigs, pine cones and berries with Snowflake Paste and, before drying, sprinkled them with Pearl Glass Glitter. As a result, I got a beautiful frosty effect." ~ ~Kasia Bogatko
Prima Products: Heavy Gesso - White 961374, Glass Glitter: Pearl 961633, Snowflake Paste 962906, Stencil - Stars 961312, Brush Set of 7 962760, 12x12 A Victorian Christmas-Père Noël 990480, 12x12 A Victorian Christmas-Un Chant de Noël 990534
(Céline sent her project even though her country has recently been attacked. We send extra love, thoughts, and prayers to everyone affected by the current events all over the world. May we pull together in these times to love and support one another. Evil will not triumph.)
Prima Products : A4 Paper Pad- Finnabair 960728 - A4 Sunrise Sunset -Paper Pad 960094 - Gesso Clear 961466 - Gesso White 961442 - Oil Pastels 814328 - Vintage Trinkets 960339 - Trim Posey 583033 - Perles Romance Novel 562298 - Spray CB Frost 582890 - Chalk Edger Black Coal 890995 - Mica Flakes- Frosted 961749 - Clear Acrylic Stamp- Sunrise Sunset 960148 - Clear Stamp- Lace & Doily 960988 -
"I started by applying a random layer of Heavy White Gesso on the tag. When it was dry, I covered the entire tag with all stars using a Star stencil and White Texture Paste."
"Before adding some color, I glued on a little twig. Next I went for the brown, blue and gold watercolors. I did some painting, sprinkling, spraying and dripping. I dried it with a heat tool and used black waterproof ink for random stamping."
"Then I covered the three stars and the twig in Snowflake Paste and let it dry. Next I painted them with gold watercolor. The little angel was simply painted with gold paint. I glued on the stars and the angel. I believe Christmas projects should be shiny and eye-catching, so I used Glass Glitter in gold and black. It gives the tag a luxurious and noble feel."
"I applied it on the twig and around the angel using Soft Matte Gel. Next I attached a blue gauze to the tag. I glued on the sentiments. As the final touch I added some splashes in blue and gold. Last I fastened the ribbon." ~ Denisa Gryczova
"Let it snow, let it snow...a winter wonderland is truly a magical place and also very inspiring. Here is a short story of my frosty ornament. First, I fixed together the Mechanicals flowers, starry brads and metal wings. Don’t the Mechanical flowers look like icy patterns painted by frost at night?"
"Then I covered everything with frozen lake and silver Mica Powders, and also added some peacock feathers between the bases and the wings. I couldn’t resist to sprinkle the whole thing with a pinch of Micro Beads, Glass Glitter, and frosted Mica Flakes. Everything was glued down thanks to Snowflake Paste."
"I attached a flair button to the first element and a crystal at the bottom. I finished with addition of tiny stars which had been cut out with the help of Stars Stencil and were made of shrinking plastic. At the end I used a bit more Finnabair’s sprinkles once again. As we all love things that glitter, right?" ~ Olga Siedlecka
Prima Products: Micro Beads Silver 962562, Mechanicals Tassel 961114, Mechanicals Wings 962432, Mechanicals Flowers 960407, Mica Flakes Frosted 961749, 3D Gloss Gel 961381, Star Brads 961169, Mica Powder Blue Opal Magic 963545, Mica Powder Pale Silver 962517, Mica Powder Frozen Lake 962821, Brush Set 962760, Glass Glitter Midnight Blue 962715, Snowflake Paste 962906, Stencil Stars 961312
"I imagined an antique and vintage wreath ornament for today's Finnabair feature. It was very simple to do with a Vintage Mechanical Clock Piece and I love the results."
"To create it I painted 3D gloss gel on the outer periphery of the metal clock piece, then filled in the glass beads, glass glitter, and micro beads. When the light hits the ornament, it becomes sparkly !! It's so simple, but so gorgeous!!!" ~ Maiko Miwa
Prima Products: 6x7.5 Cling Stamp-Trust the Magic 962036 Art Basics - 3D Gloss Gel (16 fl. oz.) 961367, Art Ingredients-Art Sugar: White 6g 961800, Art Ingredients-Glass Beads: Plum 56g 961718, Art Ingredients-Glass Glitter: Sterling 56g 961626, Art Ingredients-Micro Beads: Copper 57g 962579, Vintage Mechanicals - Vintage Clock Face Small 960278, Memory Hardware - La Rochelle Antique Trinkets 90725
Today is just a HUGE party of Finnspiration! We hope you join in with your very own tag, card, or ornament! You can see our very first day's challenge right here! We explored the gorgeous world of "A Victorian Christmas" and Memory Hardware!
And our second day featured Julie Nutting right here! Be sure and check out each of our 12 Day features coming up! Then join in the fun and enter your own card, tag, or ornament! Here's how.
Amazing projects!!!!
Posted by: luciana w | Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 12:47 PM
Far larger la la lovely!
Posted by: Doreen | Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 10:51 PM
Haha, auto correct! It originally said, " fa la la la lovely!"
Posted by: Doreen | Wednesday, November 18, 2015 at 10:52 PM
Great inspiration!
Posted by: Ilana Polakiewicz | Thursday, November 19, 2015 at 02:33 PM
Fantastic and creative projects!
Posted by: Mona Pendleton | Friday, November 20, 2015 at 03:19 AM