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How to create a textured background using wrapping tissue and glimmer glam. A tutorial!:)


One month old

Today, I'm sharing how to create your own textured background using wrapping tissue and Glimmer Glam in a short tutorial! :) My model for today is my friend Maggi's daughter Zippy! :)


Step 1: Compose your layout and elements. I "guesstimated" the rough area I needed to work on...no sense working on areas that would be covered up by papers or embellies.



Step 2:  Apply liquid adhesive to the cardstock.



Step 3 : Add some wrapping tissue, scrunching the tissue as you adhere to the cardstock.


Step 4: You should get something like this. The glue dries clear. You can speed up the process with a heat gun.


Step 5:  Paint a layer of gesso.


Step 6: Apply distress inks in blues and greens (to match the patterned paper).


Step 7: Paint on the Glimmer Glam (Midnight). Love the big sparkly glitter bits.





Supplies: (from Your Scrapbook Stash) Webster's Pages papers and trims, Tattered Angels Glimmer Glam in Midnight, Others: American Crafts stickers, SRM sticker, metal butterfly embellishments.

What do you think?

P/s: Come play along with my guest Lynnda's minimal challenge! :) And have you entered a comment in yesterday's giveaway post? Come back tomorrow for another chance at a giveaway! Winners will be announced on Friday's post! :)

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37 comments:

  1. Oh my goodness adorable baby and such a gorgeous layout!

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  2. This is beautiful!! Thanks for the tips!

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  3. the LO is just so beautiful i so love those colors u have used and your model just stole my heart.thank u so much for the tutorial it creates a lovely background.

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  4. oh my awesome awesome awesome technique Yvonne! love it and thanks for sharing!

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  5. Thanks for sharing the tutorial! That background is totally amazing! have put it on "Gotta try" list :D

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  6. Awesome technique!!! gotta try it soon!! & Zippy is soooo cute!! :D

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  7. Oh my gosh, Yvonne! Your layout is absolutely FABULOUS!!!!! I love that tissue paper background - thanks for the info about how you did it! And the photo of the baby - is just so adorable!!!!!!!

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  8. WOW!.. super awesome technique!.. thanks for the fun tutorial! :D

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  9. WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW! I loveeeeeeeeeeeeee this!! Maggi's DD is soooooooooooooo cute and then add that amazing background to it!! WOW!! You are AWESOME-NESS! :):):):):):):):):):):):):)

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  10. Ivonne this LO it´s awesome!!! love it!!!
    I´m moving on to another blog:
    find me here:

    http://scrap-connection.blogspot.com/
    kisses
    Rosana

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  11. What a little cutie! Gorgeous layout and what a cool technique! Thanks for sharing!!!

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  12. Awesome tutorial and it turned out beautiful!

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  13. What the what?! That is GORGEOUS! (And I don't just mean my baby.) LOL I just love this technique. I'm going to get it a try ASAP! Thank you so much for another fabulous layout and for the tutorial!

    Love love love!

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  14. This is amazing I will try this, maybe today at a card...wow this is fun And a wonderful lo!

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  15. Love the layout thank you for sharing it.

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  16. All I can say is - WOW! That created background texture is amazing! Thanks for sharing!

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  17. Thanks for sharing this fab tutorial...Love the LO and the cutie too

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  18. Super fab tutorial and really cute and elegant layout!

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  19. love, love, love it especially the way you have placed the ribbon and the colors.

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  20. BEAUTIFUL layout! The tissue paper adds so much to your layout!

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  21. wow! very beautiful and unique effect with the tissue paper and inking. i think you just inspired me to make something with tissue paper, too. will see if that gets done today... =) fabulous layout as always and thanks for the inspiration!

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  22. I am so inspired! Everytime I stop by I am impressed by all of the wonderful projects you create. Thanks for the tutorial, I plan to try this on a home decor project for my house. Thanks for being so generous! Melanie

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  23. Oh wow, this is gorgeous, thanks for the step-by-step tutorial, I need to get my hands on that technique soon, it looks so fun! Thanks for sharing! : )

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  24. awsome LO !!I'm in love with it !! thnx for d tutorial !!

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  25. Wonderful layout, Yvonne! Soooo beautiful. The technique looks super fun and super fab!

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  26. So, so, so, so, so amazingly cool, Yvonne! Love, love this technique. And what a stunning layout design, too.

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  27. wow...wow!! that is so beautiful! amazing layout Yvonne!

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  28. LOVE the tissue paper tutorial!!! AMAZING!!

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  29. i used to do this a lot, esp on flower pots... paint them brown and then spray paint bronze and gold over it... it looks gorgeous... i love the texture!

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  30. Fabulous tutorial. I'm gonna have to try this one. :) Adorable page and cute cute baby. :)

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  31. I likey likey a looooot & have tonnes of tissue paper I save from when any of us buy new shoes - so am definitely going to add this to my mixed media backgrounds some time - thanks for sharing!!

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  32. great textured bkgd--thanks for the tut, yvonne:)

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  33. This is sooooo gorgeous! I'm joining you and I've been pinning like crazy!

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  34. Wow!! Great idea!!!! I was searching for some tuts for making my own Pattern paper and i found this...Love it!!!!

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  35. hi..came across ur blog via creative expressions by Tejal Mehta Shah..i m new to scrapbooking and blogging...ur each n every post is a tutorial in in itself..luved d textured background in thys project...thanks for sharing:)

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Cheers, Yvonne.