Sunday, 3 April 2016

Dare To by Lynne Moncrieff


Have I ever mentioned how much I love That’s Crafty’s Alterable Surfaces?!!
Here I used one of the MDF hearts on a white/greyboard tag.






Supplies


That’s Crafty! Surfaces MDF Heart and White/Greyboard Tag
                          Clear Stamp - Messy Writing
PaperArtsy Fresco Finish Chalk Acrylics:- Sherbert, Brown Shed, Blush, Nougat, Antarctic, Blue Smurf, Lake Wanaka, Chalk, Lilac, Dolly Mix and Prawn from Limited Edition JOFY Set 3  and Fresco Pearl Glaze
Crackle Paste (I used Golden but That’s Crafty! stocks alternatives)
Old Rolling Pin or Clay Tools
Extras:- Fabric and Deli Paper


Instructions


Due to the drying time, I always prepare any paperclay elements first. 

Roll paperclay to required thickness. Stamp the wings into the paperclay, no need to ink up the stamp. Leave to dry on a flat surface.

Apply Grunge Paste and the various paints onto the tag, misting with water to allow the paints to drip and blend. Follow by randomly stamping Messy Writing.

Onto the MDF heart apply Gesso followed with a generous application of Crackle Paste.  Once dry, paint with a mixture of Sherbert, Blush and Chalk. Also paint the paperclay wings. After painting the wings, I added a dab of Pearl Glaze to the wings.






Apply various paints onto deli paper followed by stamping various Finnabair circles and Messy Writing. Paint a scrap of watercolour, followed by stamping Finnabair sentiment then cutting into word tiles and inking edges.






Finally, assemble the tag with the stamped elements, heart and wings also adhering fabric to the top and bottom edges of the tag, pleating the fabric at the bottom.


Until next time,

Lynne x

10 comments:

  1. Lynne this is gorgeous, such subtle tones, wonderful crackle too. Hugs Debs xx

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  2. Beautiful, so soft and subtle yet full of texture

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  3. As far as I know you, dear Lynne, I think you also dared some colors, here :-)
    And you created the most beautiful heart and wings, using lovely tones,and bringing us an important message .Wonderful with the circles, and Messy Writing paper patches, and love your crackle, dear friend. And have to say it again, these hearts are so beautiful, in their form and shape.
    Dorthe, xx

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  4. As far as I know you, dear Lynne, I think you also dared some colors, here :-)
    And you created the most beautiful heart and wings, using lovely tones,and bringing us an important message .Wonderful with the circles, and Messy Writing paper patches, and love your crackle, dear friend. And have to say it again, these hearts are so beautiful, in their form and shape.
    Dorthe, xx

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  5. So pretty - and wonderful crackle on that heart.
    Alison x

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  6. Gorgeous ! I love all the texture you've created !
    Corrie x

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  7. It's gorgeous Lynne and love the texture. The heart looks beautiful with wings too.
    Fliss xx

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  8. Beautiful!!! I love the pearly wings! xx

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  9. Love the gentleness of this one Lynne, great textures
    Love
    Amanda x

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  10. What a beautiful, soft appearance. I really like the crackle paste. The effect looks like a heart growing larger to spread its wings. The sweet, soft circles really add a delicate touch to whole piece. I must try some of the MDF surfaces to work on. Also, I have never worked on deli paper and just have to try that, too. You see, Lynne, you always inspire me to spread my wings and try something new! Cheers! inkybru xx

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