Distress Technique Key Holder

Hello  my dear lovely crafty friends. Welcome back to my blog. 

A very warm good evening to you all. Hope everyone is good. 

Welcome back to My Time To Craft Challenge and this fortnight our theme is NEW HOME. 

I have created an Key holder using wood distressing technique. 

This is one of my favourite technique and very simple but very elegant. First I gave a black chalk paint on the base and let it to dry. Once it dry, I gave a coat of woodwax and let to dry. After drying I used 2 colors of chalk paints and applied it on using flat brush and shading technique. Let it dry. Now I took sand paper and started to rub on it in one direction. Now it did insta transfer on it and gave 2 coats of glossy varnish and added hooks and corktape to attach important papers. I made this for a customer for there new home.

Hope you like it. Please do leave me feedback so that I can improve myself more. 

Happy Crafting and Stay Safe 

Handmade by 

Meenaa Gauthami Herale 

A Bedridden Artist 

Scrapping4fun Challenge #204

Hello  my dear lovely crafty friends, Welcome back to my blog.

Welcome back to Scrapping4fun Challenge and this fortnight our theme for the challenge is 

And our lovely sponsor for this challenge is

I have created an double page art journal using the digi by our sponsor. 

Recently I purchased my first Distress Oxide Sprays and my hands want to try them very badly, so I used them to create the background using my favourite which Dyan Reaveley's Ghosting technique. Here I have used 2 types of stencils, one is circle and another one is stripes. Next took Archival Black pen did some Doodling using same circle stencil. I took digi print on watercolor paper and coloured it using Altenew 36 Watercolor half pan set and fussy cut. Using some circle punch and decoupage, I cut few pieces and adhered it on my background. Now I adhered my main focal point. For sentiment I used Chitchat stickers from Tim Holtz. Gave border on both sides using transfer me design.

Hope you like it. Please do leave me feedback so that I can improve myself more. 

Happy Crafting and Stay Safe 

Created by 

Meenaa Gauthami Herale

A Bedridden Artist