Vintage style Decoupage box with mixed media

Altered mixed media canvas:

Hello friends!

This time I have tried mixed media....but instead of buying canvas I have recycled cereal box.....

 Seeing Prima doll stamps first thing came in my mind .....my daughter.she is my doll and she dream to became a model one day.....I made this canvas keeping my daughter in my mind.....She is just 11 years...and touchwood growing...but as mother I always think her as my little Darling.....she loves clothes like models,loves to wear modern jewellery...specially she loves funky rings.very fond of sandles,high heel shoes(which I don't like for her age).........

 First I have opened  & turned the cereal box inside out...so that plain part comes on top and printed part goes in....then I gave a coat of texture white...if u have gesso...u can use that ...since I don't have...I have used texture white.Let it dry for 1 day...

I stamp Prima doll stamp with momento ink on thick water paper.and for dress part I have stamp that on 2-3 pattern paper and then layered it,to give dimensional look.Best part in mixed media canvas is....we can use any thing and follow any technique to enhance the look.....

Here u can see washi tapes Which i have outlined with black marker.

On all 4 sides I have used.stamping,and templets(TCW)metallic colours,white texturing.

Supplies used:

# cereal box recycled

# texture white

# acrylic colours.

# Rengers distress ink- from crafters corner

# TSUKINEKO Brilliance fast drying inks-from priya's store.

# stamps-Prima doll stamp,(thank you Priya for getting that for me),Fiskers stamp

# washi tapes...from lulupu store.

# TCW..templetes(thank you Jyotiben for getting it for me)

# glitters-from my stash

# pattern paper-paper prints from A1 CRAFT SUPPLY.

# black marker pens for giving border lines,

# emblishments and lots of charms,buttons(my daughter's favourite)-from A1 CRAFT SUPPLY.

# mulberry flowers-from Reena Gupta.(sorry don't remember the store name)

# feathers.-from my stash

# MDF cutout-"Happiness"-from Anita kejariwal.