Texture at A Vintage Journey

Hi fellow travellers.............it's Friday again and time to join in a new challenge theme at A Vintage Journey. Our very talented Creative Guide, Jenny, is  the host for this fortnight and she would love to see 'Texture' on your projects.
Here is my 'Textured' make:

I took a canvas board and  initially I added some Distress Paints as I was not quite sure where I was going with this project. ( Vintage Photo, Pickled Raspberry and Blue China)

I then decided to add some texture using Tim Holtz Bubble stencil and some randomly applied texture paste using my fingers. Once the paste was dry I sprayed Melted Chocolate and London Blue Dylusion's over the painted canvas. Treasure Gold was then applied  to the raised areas.

I stamped Tim Holtz  Stampers Anonymous sentiment in Blue Archival ink on to some plain cotton fabric, which was frayed along the edges.  Taking some Eclectic Elements fabric I ran it through the big shot using Tim's  Movers and Shapers Mini Tattered Florals and Butterfly die. I took a Distress Marker around the edges of the fabric to give more definition.. An Idea-Ology spinner completes the look x

I thought I would try and heat emboss some script on to the floral, however, I was not too successful but decided that I would continue to make the floral anyway. Once complete I really liked the added texture of the embossing powders on the EE fabric. What do you think? The floral was placed on a scrap of hessian and some wire attached :-)

 For more inspiration you can see the wonderful creations that Jenny and  my DT sister's have made over on the AVJ blog by clicking  HERE.

Our regular sponsor is Country View Crafts, who are offering a £10 voucher to the winner of the challenge.

Remember to check out the travelling instructions to be sure of qualifying...............and most importantly make sure you have fun xx