Hello everyone,
Ranjitha here. Hope everyone is doing great I am back today with a beautiful monogram inspiration. The theme for our Monthly Challenge is ” Glitter and Shine “and so I am here with some inspiration for the same. Don’t forget to play along, it would be fun to see you join the challenge.
For today’s post, I am going to show you how to use the most trending Transfer it sheets and Gilding flakes on paper and make a beautiful monogram.
Firstly I am starting with a watercolor paper that measures 9″ X 9″. This would be my base. Onto this I have traced letter A and the name “Alaknanda”. Then I am going to transfer a beautiful ballerina image on to the paper.
After the image has been transferred , I have applied gilding flakes in the shade Copper penny using gilding glue.
Then I am hand lettering the name in Faux calligraphy style and then adding a loose watercolor background to the entire piece.
I’m finishing off by matting it with Charcoal black card stock and then mounting it onto a white frame. That’s it a beautiful monogram is ready. This would be a perfect gift for every little girl out there.
This was my inspiration for today. I have a detailed video tutorial for this project up on our channel. You can check it out here. Don’t forget to leave some love in the comments below. I would love to see you drop by.
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CrafTangles 100% cotton 300 gsm Cold Press handmade Watercolor Paper
CrafTangles cardstock 12″ by 12″ (250 gsm) – Charcoal Black
CrafTangles Transfer It Sheets – Ballerina
CrafTangles Gilding Flakes (120 ml) – Copper Penny
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Thanks,
Ranjitha Sathya.
