Freedom by Lynne Moncrieff
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Have
been playing with one of my all-time favourite Dinky Stencils, Bricks and one
of That’s Crafty’s Alterable Surfaces.
Supplies
Prima Finnabair Cling Stamp Sets – Rust and Dust, Don’t Forget To Fly
Staz-on
Timber Brown
Ice
Resin*
Baby Wipes
Extras:- Muslin, button, cotton cord, tree bark, vintage French book text, re-cycled
packing paper, stained lace and resin paper (*another time I will focus on
resin paper as here I only included scraps)
Instructions
Cut
panel to required size before applying paints with a baby wipe, aiming for a
textured appearance.
My tub
of Grunge Paste had gone a little bit gungy due to the lid not being properly
closed (I know, naughty me!!!) however I liked the effect because the result is
very textural which I really like. Does
this mean I need to always be careless with my tub of Grunge Paste?!! Apply the Grunge Paste to the Dinky Stencil,
leaving to dry.
Apply
paints (excluding Toffee) to vintage book text. Once dry, stamp butterfly. Ink
edges and slightly curl them upwards. Continue stamping, this time one of the Rust and Dust stamps and
sentiment onto re-cycled brown packing paper.
Gather
items - I tend to incorporate pieces of this and that left over from previous
projects. For this collage I
incorporated:- tea stained lace, the tree bark which I had misted with Antique
Linen, scraps of resin paper and muslin stained with dissolved walnut ink
crystals.
Adhere
all to panel, including button, with Gel Medium.
Until
next time,
Lynne
12 comments
Lovely.....
ReplyDeleteThe most amazing textures and layers have been created Lynne. Love the dinky stencil and PA colours and your resin piece and other extra's are perfect additions
ReplyDeleteTFS and best wishes
Annie x
Gorgeously grungy and rusty looking Lynne and love that amazing texture.
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Stunning and gorgeous so textured a real beauty
ReplyDeleteFabulous texture - loved how this rustic bricks came about! A truly gorgeous creation!Chrisx
ReplyDeleteAn awesome textural beauty! xxx
ReplyDeleteWow amazing textures and a fabulous project.
ReplyDeleteHugs, Julie x
Thank you so much for sharing your process!
ReplyDeleteLove the use of color and that Dinky brick stencil. And the grunge paste! Lots of texture and use of layering! ❤️
Wonderful rusty art Lynne! I love those bricks! xxx
ReplyDeleteLooks like you took a nature walk on the ranch Lynne!!!! This is just WONDERFUL... love the natural rustic look of it and especially the burlap and bark! The colors are just so peaceful and your placement of each item is perfect. And yes - your sentiment is so true... state of mind. Really STUNNING project. XX j.
ReplyDeleteDear Lynne, your use of scraps has turned into one beautiful masterpiece! The urban style is evident n this piece as well!
ReplyDeleteLove this piece! Jackie xx ")
Absolutely love this - brilliant use of the scraps, perfect composition, and fabulous textures in the background.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
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