Showing posts with label Dina Wakley paint; stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dina Wakley paint; stencil. Show all posts

Tuesday, 24 December 2019

Fridge magnets

Hi everyone
With less than a month before I have to move house I've started to think about packing.   I looked in the kitchen and saw 3 of those promotional fridge magnets that you get in the mail.   I'd just been whacking them on the fridge 'cause I find them useful but certainly not attractive.   So I decided the get creative.   (Really just a way of procrastinating about the packing!)

              

I started by giving the magnets a couple of coats of gesso, collaging on some paper, random stamping (Jane Davenport Poppy Girl, Lavinia Stamps Dragon Pods & Seed Heads & others),  and then some Light & Fluffy through a few stencils (Colour Blast Time magic, Dina Wakley Media wheels & others) .  




                        

I made a few embellishments using a mould and some paper clay and covered some metallic bits from my stash with gesso,


 I used alcohol inks on two of the magnets(just squinted them on in places and let them do their thing) and pounced on some acrylic paint using a dry brush for the last one.


I then used my finger to rub on some metallic wax and some gel medium to stick on some mica flakes and beads. 



                      


Hope you all have a fabulous Christmas.
Thanks for looking
cheers
Tracey












Tuesday, 20 August 2019

BRRR

Hi everyone
I've just spent the weekend at a retreat and although things didn't go entirely to plan
 (ie fell down a step and broke a bone in my foot)
I had a wonderful crafty time.   
This is one of the LOs I created.   Simple but effective I think.

I started by using my brayer and rolling on a couple of different coloured Dina Wakley acrylic paints in Turquoise with a bit of Elephant mixed in.   I then used the edge of my palette knife to add some lines with my left over paint and sponged some black paint through an old stencil.   I think this was a TCW one but this Kinder Kreations Skelton Tree stencil would be perfect as well.  
I added some stitching (machine and hand), some wood veneer snowflakes from my stash and some punched ones , then my title with some American Crafts foam thickers.    
As a finishing touch I added some more colour using a Stabilo pencil which I activated using my water brush pen.

Hope you've been inspired.
'Til next time
cheers
Tracey