Theme: "Vintage Paris"
Supplies: fabric, a piece of metal, acrylic paint
Surface: ANY
Technique: Crackle
Supplies: fabric, a piece of metal, acrylic paint
Surface: ANY
Technique: Crackle
So this challenge....was a challenge....I had one piece of paper to work with. I had wanted to transfer the image to the fabric, but that didn't work (bummer), the paper was tooo thick. I decided to just attach it to the Duck Cloth with Claudine Hellmuth's Multi Medium....the it was LET THE GAMES BEGIN!!! I brushed on paint, misted with my Distress Reinker Mixtures, then I crumpled it all up....created some LOVELY FLOWERS using Tim Holtz Tattered Floral Die, added some of my "Roses" made out of various mediums. OOOOOh it was creative AMAZINGNESS!!! and that hanger.....a fabulous yard sale find!!! covered with metal run through my Cuttlebug, colored with Alcohol ink and covered with Rock Candy Distress Crackle Paint.
You know when you try something....and then it doesn't work...but you end up with a very cool result....well that happened here. The Crackle paint started to flake off, so I rubbed it off, in doing so, off came some of the Alcohol ink but the end result was JUST THE COOLEST!!! Just love it when that happens.
So, pull out your supplies and join along with the fun!!
12 comments:
OMW Lynne this turned out Amazing!!! you rock girl
Such an amazing piece of artwork, truly stunning
totally beautiful lynne...hugz Anita
wowzers!!! this is amazing!!!
Wow! Beautiful!
This is a very COOL project!
Ooooh! I love how you used the old hanger!! All of the colors are wonderful!
Absolutely gorgeous Lynne! I love how you made it look like it was a cute litte dress!!
Lynne you tag is beyound gorgeous! You did an AMAZING job!! I always get excited to see what you will create next!
Oh my gosh! This is ... WOW!!!
Wow, can I follow you around and look over your shoulder while you work? This is truly astonishing - love EVERYTHING about it - the colors, the textures, the flowers, yummm just everything!
Wow, this is absolutely stunning! I love all the textures in this piece.
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