Caution by Amanda Southern
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Hi Everyone
I would like to share with you this week a piece I made for
last month’s Craft Stamper magazine, myself along with the rest of the design
team all made pieces using That’s Crafty! MDF hearts. As everyone doesn’t read
the magazine I thought I would share with you all today.
Here’s What I Did:-
I
started with a selection of That’s Crafty! MDF pieces, large tag, large heart
and smallest heart. I gave each piece a covering of gesso. I them randomly
applied colours of PaperArtsy paints in greens and blues to the tag and large
heart. Once I was happy with the colours and they were dry I stamped the
crackled texture stamp over both of them. I then stamped the large X’s. Onto
the heart I stamped the caution sign and image. For more texture I flicked slightly watered down paint in red and white
onto the crackled pieces. Further additions of red paint were made using an old
credit card. I wound fine wire around the large heart before glueing onto the
tag.
The
smallest heart was then painted with red PaperArtsy Fresco paint and I then
stamped my image of the eye on it. I added a little white coloured pencil to
the eye to add some contrast. This was then glued onto the large heart.
The
saying I found on the internet and typed out on my vintage typewriter and added
with matte medium which really seals them onto your project.
X’s Stamp from my Stash
Fine Wire
Typewriter
Hope you like it and I will see you next Tuesday
Love
Amanda X
8 comments
Great make Amanda... Love all the layers and the wire binding is fab! Nikki xx
ReplyDeleteDo love this all the laureates and pop of colour with the red
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favourites of yours,fantastic make
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xx
Great tag, I love the wire wrapped heart Amanda! xx
ReplyDeleteCoooool! Lx
ReplyDeleteJust brilliant!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Just fabulous Amanda xx
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous and mysterious! xo
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