Maya Road Design Team

A wall hanging using the star pallet

 

Hello there Roadies! It's Yvonne here to share an easy tutorial on how you can create a wall hanging using Maya Road's star pallet.

I started by painting the star pallet with chalkboard paint. 

 

Once the paint was dry, I sanded parts of the star pallet for a distressed look.

Next, I adhered the flat-backed pearl trim to the edges.

I adhered a scrap piece of paper to a mini embroidery hoop, added stickers and then covered it with crackle accents.

When the top layer was dry (sometimes it takes a few days for the crackle to fully cure), I went in with some glitter paint.

Then, it was time to put it  all together. I glued some white feathers for a bit of texture and interest, then adhered my decorated embroidery hoop, further embellished with Pretty Resin Bow in Porcelain Pink and finished with a tassel.

 

Hope you enjoyed my fun little project! 

 

A wall hanging using the star pallet

 

Hello there Roadies! It's Yvonne here to share an easy tutorial on how you can create a wall hanging using Maya Road's star pallet.

I started by painting the star pallet with chalkboard paint. 

 

Once the paint was dry, I sanded parts of the star pallet for a distressed look.

Next, I adhered the flat-backed pearl trim to the edges.

I adhered a scrap piece of paper to a mini embroidery hoop, added stickers and then covered it with crackle accents.

When the top layer was dry (sometimes it takes a few days for the crackle to fully cure), I went in with some glitter paint.

Then, it was time to put it  all together. I glued some white feathers for a bit of texture and interest, then adhered my decorated embroidery hoop, further embellished with Pretty Resin Bow in Porcelain Pink and finished with a tassel.

 

Hope you enjoyed my fun little project! 

 

Happy......A Latte Love

Hi, Roadies! Belly is on the blog today. Other than altered projects, mixed media is my another fave. If you love mixed media like me, you will love Maya Road goodies too, as most of their products are in neutral colors, which are all easily matched.

Maya Road Tulle Flowers are one of the focal points of this mixed media card, the pale pink color create a great shabby look for the card, the big cream one is definitely a lovely one too.

I hide one resin frame behind the tulle flower, this back up the title of the card and create a good layer.

 

Okay, here's come the most lovely corner of this card -- the wood elements. As shabby is not just pale and white, wood and neutral colors are very important, and they tone down a bit the feminine. I love the wood slices as well as all the Maya Road tokens, they can be used as title or sub-title, just so easy to matched with other embellishments. I added white gesso on this wood elements for shabby effect, oh, can you see my fingerprint, ha!

 

Enjoy!!!

Thanks for stopping by :)