Good morning everybody - I can't believe that it's December already, the year has flown by and the weather has turned very wintry - it's bitterly cold and we had our first snow yesterday.
Today I'm sharing with you some Christmas coasters that I've made for the Altered Eclectics design team. As always the challenge is Anything Goes as long as its Mixed Media or Altered Art - cards are not accepted.
I used beer mat blanks for the coasters.
I was going to paint the mats but decided to cover them with some gelli prints instead.
For the toppers I used a brayer with acrylic paint to colour some card, I also stencilled some stars with Imagination Craft Starlight paint. I stamped the images with black Archival ink.
I stamped the images onto white copy paper, coloured them with pitt pens and cut them out.
I glued the toppers to the mats.
Then I glued the cut out images onto the images on the mats.
The last thing I did was to give the mats a few coats of Decoart polyurethane varnish.
I enjoyed making the mats and will be making more.
Stamps used:
Artemeo - holly.
Inca Stamps - poinsettia.
Paperartsy/Zinski - Rudolf
Thank you dropping by, why not pop over to Altered Eclectics to take a look at the wonderful inspirational pieces that the rest of the DT have made.
Gorgeous coasters Hazel. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteWow, those are fabulous Hazel. Love the process you used to get to the end product. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Neet xx
Its a fabulous set of Christmas coasters, they would be a great gift idea as well
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
wow these are gorgeous. will be a shame to cover them cups of tea or the glass of wine lol. Love them x
ReplyDeleteThey're fab Hazel!!! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove your bold, bright, festive coasters - such fun!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
I love these Hazel!! Especially the reindeer :) love the gelli plate prints too, Jane :) xx
ReplyDeleteI came by way of Gecko Galz. Congratulations on being their winner. I peeped about a bit and really love all the post designs. These coasters are adorable. I especially love the pops of red. They are so festive. Happy New Year
ReplyDeleteOh just seen these! They're super fun Hazel. I really like the way you used the gelli plate prints. Barbxx
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