Heart of a Warrior by Lynne Moncrieff
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Warriors
come in all guises, some with quiet, inner strength.
Supplies
Prima
Frank Garcia Memory Hardware
PaperArtsy Infusions: Black Knight, Violet Storms, Blue Blood
Clear Embossing Texture Paste (I worked with Ranger Wendy Vecchi)
Extras:- Chain, Rusted Fabric, Resin Paper, Dresden Trim
Instructions
Heart:-
I am
such a fan of That’s Crafty’s substrates because they stand up to so much!
Apply
Gesso to heart before applying clear texture paste to heart stencil. Apply Infusions and Memory Hardware powders
to the heart, misting generously with water. I allow to dry naturally but you could speed up the process with your
heat gun. Apply
Rust Paste to the Dresden Trim then adhere to the edge of the heart, bending
over the trim.
Relics
and Artifacts:-
Wing –
Apply Rust Paste.
Archangel
– Apply Infusions and Memory Hardware Powders, working with water and a fine
paintbrush.
Paperclay Element - Use the Prima mould with the paperclay. Once dry, break off a piece and apply the Infusions and Memory Hardware Powders.
Assemble - Wind chain around the
heart. Layer the R&As with scraps of
resin paper and rusted fabric.
Until next time.
Wishes
Lynne
27 comments
Absolutely beautiful!!! I love the aged and refined look and holy smokes! No stamping??!! Who is this and what have you done with Lynne???? ;) Thanks for sharing your beautiful work with us.
ReplyDeleteImagine .... no stamping!!! Lynne is in hiding under Christmas presents that still need to be gift wrapped!
DeleteLynne x
stunning! this is a beautiful creation!
ReplyDeleteHeather, thank you so much for taking the trouble to visit.
DeleteWishes
Lynne
Stunning piece!! :)
ReplyDeleteYasmin, thank you so much! Appreciate your words.
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Lynne
Absolutely gorgeous Lynne, wonderful use of all those mediums, this really does look like a relic (in the nicest possible way of course!). Anne xx
ReplyDeleteA relic made by a relic LOL - I know what you mean and I appreciate it, I really do - thank you Anne x
DeleteWow! This is amazing Lynne! So inspiring! Xx
ReplyDeleteAlison, many thanks - appreciate those words x
DeleteA stunningly beautiful creation Lynne, love it!
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Thank you Fliss x
DeleteLove love LOVE!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeousness Lynne this is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Lynne this is the most beautiful hear ever. Your warrior is stunning and so wonderfully distressed and painted, and the heart so amazing with the stenciling and broken piece of Prima mould. The rusted fabrics, and Dresden trims is the finishing touch making it all the more fabulous!! Dorthe, xx I could look at it forever !!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Dorthe. I will ask Laura if she will be stocking the Dresden Trims. Always appreciate your visits here xx
DeleteLove this one, it's my favourite of the Prima relics
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xx
Donna, I'd been saving this R&A waiting for the "right" project! I've a terrible habit of "saving" items LOL.
DeleteThank yo so much xx
What a stunning inspirational project Lynne, love it.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
Julie, thank you so very much!x
DeleteLynne, this is amazing!!
ReplyDeleteSherry, I had been saving the Archangel R&A but finally found a home for it :) Thank you, means so much the reaction I've received!
DeleteWishes
Lynne
Stunning work love this!
ReplyDeleteGill x
So glad you liked this - many, many thanks!
DeleteWishes
Lynne
What gorgeous work!! This piece has everything I love about it.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I so enjoyed working on this - amazed at the lovely reaction.
DeleteWishes
Lynne
I didn't expect such a reaction - thank you everyone!xx
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