Faux Ceramic Heart Pendant by Debs Wainwright
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Good morning
everyone Debs here with a pendant I created using a small shaped white/greyboard.
Here's what I did
First I used a
bubble stencil with crackle paste and allowed it to dry. I then used several
sprays to colour the heart. On top of the spray I used guilding wax in gold and
silver to highlight the crackle.
I wanted some
more colour to show so using pigment ink in blue and green I added the colour
to the back and front of the heart.
I wanted to add
some interest to the heart so punched several holes. I liked this idea as I
could have threaded ribbon or wire through the holes which would look good but
chose to use screw brads. But first using clear UTEE I gave several coats to
the back and front.
I added the
brads and links to put the heart on a chain.
It's difficult to show the
colours and texture on a photo but here are a couple of close ups.
And a last look
at the whole thing
What I used
Ranger UTEE
Screw Brads
I love building texture and
this heart is full of interest with colours showing as you turn it. Because of
the UTEE it's difficult to capture on a photo, so you will have to trust me.
See you all soon hugs
Debs
xxx
6 comments
Absolutely stunning heart, Debs, love the way you created the texture on it!
ReplyDeleteFabulous! Some really great effects there. Looks so cool. Lx
ReplyDeleteGreat texture Deb, lovely
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Amanda x
Gorgeous crackle effects Debs and love the industrial look you've created.
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Just amazing - the textures are fabulous and I love the metal touches.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Fantastic textures! xxx
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