She Flies by Lynne Moncrieff
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For
this week, I dipped into Infusions….once again!
This time not only to stain the Alterables Surface and calico but also
used to stamp the focal image.
Supplies
Infusions:-
Black Knight, The Sage, Golden Sands, Orange County, Lemoncello
Crop-A-Dile
(or similar hole punch)
Extras:-
Calico, tree bark, rusted fabric (calico, white vinegar and PaperArtsy Rust
Powder), Idea-ology Tiny Attacher, Prima wax cord
Instructions
After
applying Grunge Paste to postcard panel, heat dry, then apply the Infusions,
generously misting with water and allowing colours to drip.
A
note:- I also like to sprinkle the Infusions onto my craft sheet if I know I am
using the Infusions beyond staining the substrate.
At this
stage, stain strips of calico with the Infusions and water. Excess moisture can
be removed by sandwiching the calico between kitchen paper.
Cut
tree bark to size suitable for the stamped focal. Paint the dry Infusion
crystals onto the butterfly then mist with water. Stamp onto the tree bark. I
defined the butterfly with Black Knight and lightly stained the surrounding area
with The Sage and Lemoncello. If you like your stamped images to be perfect
then I would probably suggest not to stamp with Infusions onto such a textured
surface as tree bark.
Partially
ink up sentiment, stamping onto a smaller panel of tree bark. Punch a hole,
threading throw wax cord.
Assemble
the panel, gathering the stamped panels, Gypsy Cord, scraps of stained tree
bark and rusted fabric and not forgetting the Infusions stained calico.
Until
next time, when I cannot promise that I will not be, once again, dipping into
Infusions!
Wishes
14 comments
I love how you've used the infusions here Lynne! xx
ReplyDeleteI love the way the infusions work with the frayed fabric. Great effect. Lx
ReplyDeleteIt is beautiful, that you used the infusions to color both bark, fabrics,and stamp, Lynne.and the rusted fabric is perfect with the infusions tones, you made. I can`t imagine how you achieved the wonderful stamped butterfly, using the infusions ,-painted on the stamp, --you are so clever, and it looks amazing on the bark.
ReplyDeletexx.
It is beautiful, that you used the infusions to color both bark, fabrics,and stamp, Lynne.and the rusted fabric is perfect with the infusions tones, you made. I can`t imagine how you achieved the wonderful stamped butterfly, using the infusions ,-painted on the stamp, --you are so clever, and it looks amazing on the bark.
ReplyDeletexx.
And she flies so beautifully ,there on the wonderful piece of bark, dear Lynne.I love your "unperfect" lol- stamped butterfly, the Infusions gives such lovely tones, to it, and also to the fabrics, used with the rusted ones. Your eye for color toning papers and fabric is gorgeous my friend.So lovely with the nature elements used !! xx
ReplyDeleteWow Lynne, what a superb project. Your butterfly is incredible and I love your use of the infusions. Beautiful and elegant.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
It's absolutely beautiful Lynne, such lovely effects with those infusions I think I need them all! Love this!
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
gorgeous work Lynne and a great way to use the infusions xx
ReplyDeleteGreat effect with the infusions, lovely piece
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Amanda x
Wow, simply stunning! Watched in awe. Gorgeous focal image stamped with Infusions.
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous vintage creation
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xx
Wow Lynne this is stunning really love all those layers and that butterfly is stunning hugs Debs xx
ReplyDeleteStunning vintage neutrals and the rusted fabric adds such warmth - glorious layers too.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
What a wonderful way to use Infusions, Lynne! I really love the effect and they combine so beautifully with the rust! xx
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