She Believed by Alison Hall

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Hi Everyone! Here's my tutorial for the MDF triptych I made for That's Crafty's recent Hochanda TV show.

Here's what I used...

That's Crafty! Surfaces - MDF Triptych - Palace

That's Crafty! Dinky Stencils - 076 Bubble Wrap, 029 Chevrons background, 031 Reverse Honeycomb Background, 067 Floral Background, 074 Wings

Dina Wakley Media Heavy Body Acrylic Paint - Sky, Ruby, Tangerine, Gilt, Blushing

Dina Wakley Media Gesso - White

Dina Wakley Media Stamp Set - Scribbly Women, Textures

Stazon Ink Pad - Jet Black

Fine Black Sharpie Pen

Brayer, Stencil Brush, Paintbrush, Ink Blending Foam, Blue Ribbon

Instructions...

1. I started by giving the triptych pieces a base coat of white gesso, front, back, and sides.

2. Next, I used a brayer to randomly apply some Ruby paint to all the pieces, front and back.

3. I stencilled the Chevrons with Sky, the Bubble Wrap with Tangerine, and the Reverse Honeycomb with Gilt.

4. I stamped the script from Dina's Textures randomly over the front and back with black Stazon, then stamped the Scribbly Woman just on the front of the central piece. I used a fine black Sharpie to lengthen her arms and body. I carefully painted her face and neck with Blushing paint.

5. I used Gilt paint to stencil on some wings, then added some details with the black Sharpie. I stencilled a flower on the woman's head, using the Floral Background Dinky Stencil with Sky paint, and outlined it with the black Sharpie. I then stamped the phrase a few times with black Stazon.

6. Finally, I sponged some Gilt paint on all the edges, then tied the triptych together with some blue ribbon.

I hope you're inspired by my bright and colourful triptych.

Until next week,

Alison x