Ebrush Design Team: Mitsyana Wright Week 6 Cycle 1
Dreams of far away exotic places come with this great project from Mitsy! I am just in love!
Merry Christmas eBrush fans!! Today I have a beautiful ebrushed gift set to share with you all. I wanted to do something that is a reflection of my heritage. Although I was not born in Hawaii, I did grow up in Hawaii and spent most of my life there. So, I wanted to do a little something special that is a reflection of my heritage.
Supplies you will need:
eBrush with Sharpie (SP) adapter
Metallic Gift Bag
Dreamweaver Stencils ( LL482, LS27, & LM204)
Background stencil (for more info click here)
Painter's tape
Oval Die
Tag Die
Metallic Paper
Sharpies (red, orange, yellow, light green, & green)
With a few item I turned this dollar store bag into a trendy upscaled gift.
With painter's tape I taped a down a border around my stencil onto my dollar store bag. This helps keep the stencil from moving and gives me a clean line around my bag. I put a cut out of an oval under my background stencil to mask off an area for my other stencil image to be set into.
I airbrushed the background onto my bag using my eBrush machine with the Sharpie adapter and a red Sharpie. Then I removed the stencil and oval mask.
In then revealed masked oval area I centered my Dreamweaver pineapple stencil (LS27) and masked it with more painters tape. I then ebrushed the pineapple using my sharpies starting with my yellow, then orange for the base of my pineapple, and then light green and green for the leaves.
I masked off my Dreamweaver's Season's Aloha (LM204) stencil above the red stenciled area and ebrushed my sentiment.
Here is the image of the finished bag .
I also removed the metallic "rope" that came with the bag and replaced it with burlap ribbon. This gave it a more luxurious look of that of an upscale boutique store.
Using my tag die I cut a tag out of metallic paper to match the bag. I repeated the pineapple motif my ebrushing a bigger Dreamweaver pineapple stencil (LL482). Again, using yellow, orange, light green, and green sharpies. Instead of ebrushing the same red background I opted for just a simple red border. I did want them to coordinate but I didn't want it to be too "matchy-matchy".
The results were just stunning!!
We are a family that supports local artisans so I paired my gift bag and tag with a wine bought from our local winery.
I hope this inspires you to turn your dollar store finds into something luxurious too!
And as we say in Hawaii...
Mele Kalikimaka
( Merry Christmas)
&
Hau'oli Makahiki Hou
(Happy New Year)
Thanks for stopping by!
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~DT Mitsy
Mele Kalikimaka & Hau'oli Makahiki Hou to you and the entire Craftwell team. As a lover of all things Hawaiian and #CreativeGoodness, I thoroughly enjoyed this inspirational project. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteSewCalGal
www.sewcalgal.blogspot.com
Thank you so much SewCalGal! I am terribly home sick and felt the need a bit of ALOHA this Christmas!
DeleteBeautiful gift bag, I can't wait until I finish my first eBrush project and get it posted.
ReplyDeleteSue
http://suek86401.blogspot.com/
Thanks Sue! Can't wait to see what you create with your ebrush!
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