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CD Sospeso Trasparente Art |
Hi friends of late I have been in a "non- paper crafting" mood .My fascination with the Italian craft of Sospeso Trasparente continues.To display the beautiful Sospeso Trasparente flowers I recycled a CD.
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CD Recycling |
The picture above shows the CD, pattern paper cut out to fit it and glitter foam cut to fit the CD with my favorite
Poppy Stamps Meso background die.
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CD Recycling |
Glued the pattern paper to the CD and used PVA glue[ Fevicol Mr ] to stick the glitter foam die cut to the paper. I used circle dies to cut a circular framework to fit snugly around the Meso background lattice.
How are Sospeso Trasparente flowers made?
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Sospeso Transparente materials |
I had already introduced you to Sospeso Trasparente in 2 previous posts [
Sospeso Trasparente bouquet tutorial and
Ice crystal flowers].
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Sospeso Trasparente flowers |
The flowers in this project were made by sticking flower designs from thin paper sheets called
Paper veils onto special
Sospeso Trasparente plastic sheets and cutting and heating them to form 3 dimensional flowers
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Sospeso Trasparente tutorial |
Roughly cut out the flower / leaf designs from the "Paper veils"
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Sospeso Trasparente tutorial |
Apply diluted Sospeso Trasparente glue to the cut outs and stick to the plastic films. You can stick design side up or down depending on whether you want a paper or plastic look for your final Sospeso Trasparente flowers.
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Sospeso Trasparente on film |
Allow the designs to dry, then cut out the designs and cut inwards towards the flower centers so that you can shape them later.
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Sospeso Trasparente technique |
Hold the plastic side towards a candle flame and heat and emboss.Emboss the petals of the flowers from the under surface and emboss the center as shown below.
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Sospeso Trasparente embossing |
The Sospeso Trasparente flowers look gorgeous just as they are but you can make them sparkle by adding
- Diamond dust
- Ground glass crystals
- Distress glitter
Here is the detailed tutorial to each technique :
Sospeso Trasparente techniques
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Sospeso Transparente Crackle Paint |
The flower above have a crackled glossy look because it was painted with
Clear Rock Candy crackle paint.
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Diamond dust flowers |
The flowers above have diamond dust and ice crystals
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Sospeso Trasparente Crystal flowers |
Dusted some of the Sospeso Trasparente leaves and flowers with
distress glitter for a subtle shimmer effect.And some of the flowers like the one shown below were left plain and gorgeous !
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Sospeso Trasparente flowers |
Many crafters asked me about best gluing options for Sospeso Trasparente as they found their work falling off projects! Sospeso Trasparente has plastic and as you all know plastic is not the easiest medium to glue!
Another option is to stick to foam! Foam and plastic literally melt into each other with hot glue form the simple glue gun and so you know the reason why I made my lattice background in foam!
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Sospeso Trasparente |
I hope you like my altered CD craft.
Poppy stamps meso background die, Glitter foam, DCWV floral recollection,
This technique really are fascinatingly beautiful, Dr. Sonia. I really like what you have been making with it. Have a very Happy Holiday time! NancyD
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Nancy-- yes I am in love with Sospeso Transparente !!
DeleteLove, love, love it will definitely have a go at something similar.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing.
Happy Holidays to you and yours
Patricia x
You have been creating magic with Sospeso Sonia !! thank you for the wonderfully detailed tutorials !!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Sonia, this is amazing!! Those flowers are magical!! As always, your tutorial is fabulous!! What a stunning project!! Love, love, love it my friend!! I hope you and your family have a very happy holiday season, and that 2015 brings you much love, many blessings and endless happiness!! Hugs,
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Especially like the crackled look of the flowers.
ReplyDeleteMelissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"
WOW! such a beautiful project and you are certainly the queen recycling items, I love it!! I also wanted to stop by and wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!
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Norma
Beautiful Sonia! Hope you have a wonderful Holiday season!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely stunning! This is a beautiful craft technique. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.Thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteHappy Holidays.Elly
Oh wow, this is stunning and looks like a lot of fun. I have not seen this technique before at all. Love all the photos you share, very interesting.
ReplyDeleteI know it's been a while but I am just popping by to wish you and your family a Merry Christmas.
Another great tutorial Sonia :) by the way I just nominated you as the "craft blogger of the year" at favecrafts annual craft event
ReplyDeleteGorgeous Dr Sonia..Awesome tute:)
ReplyDeleteSimply beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and what a great idea for up-cycling CDs.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Teresa..ha ha I have lots of Cds to use up!
DeleteOooh my goodness, this is outstanding and I LOVE the textures and design! The flowers are so beautiful~just stunning! Your so talented!!
ReplyDeleteWishing you and your family a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
Sherrie K
its stunning!! happy holiday season to you and your family.
ReplyDeletestunning!! great use of CD. happy holiday season to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteWow this is an amazing little project. So beautiful with the pretty flowers. Who would have thought that a CD could look so lovely and shabby chic.
ReplyDeleteHugs
DesÃre
{Doing Life – my personal blog}
This is so Beautiful Sonia. I Love the flowers..Loz
ReplyDeleteFabulous Sospeso Trasparente!! Love your flowers and I'm honoured to be Italian seeing your beautiful projects! Happy Holidays, Dr Sonia!
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is Really AMAZING! Absolutely Beautiful and very Creative! The flowers are just Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you & your family.
Have a wonderful day,
Migdalia
*Crafting With Creative M*
love ur tutes always doc.... wonder how u make everything look soo simple
ReplyDeleteThey look lovely Dr.Sonia
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. Thank you for including the pictorial. I love to see how creations are made!
ReplyDeleteWell, having worked in the Emergency Department for 13 years, I know how incredibly busy the life of a surgeon is. I don't know how you find the time to create such beautiful art, but I sure am glad you do. Your creations are magnificent. If your surgical skills are half as good, your patients are VERY lucky patients indeed! You go, girl! You're a busy and talented woman. Id' SO LOVE to have you stop by and share with us in our challenges.
ReplyDeleteCome and play along in our weekly Anything Goes challenges at Word Art Wednesday. We offer great prizes every week, and you can share all your wonderful projects. It would be such a blessing to have you share your amazing talents with us. I hope you will join us here:
www.wordartwednesday.blogspot.com
Blessings,
Karen
beautiful piece Sonia!! lovely flowers... the lattice is so beautiful!!
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Moxie Craftie
Your recycled piece is stunning! I love the technique you have used.
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining us at The Mirror Crack'd challenge.
This is truly a work of art. I love the tutorial and learning something new! Beautiful work!!
ReplyDeleteWowsers, what a little stunner!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fabulous tutorial, and thanks for sharing this little beauty with us
Lin
The Mirror Crack'd
This is just gorgeous! Love the glittery trellis. Thank you so much for playing along in the Anything Goes Challenge with us over at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge Blog this week :)
ReplyDeleteYou make the most elegant cards I have ever seen in my life. Each one a masterpiece Sonia! What a treasure to savor!
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