Hanging Around with Bentley by Nikki Acton
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Today’s project
is one of the combined MDF and acrylic wall hangings from That’s Crafty!; the
main panel is MDF and the cogs which hang from it are acrylic.
Here is what I did:
MDF Panel
I sponged PaperArtsy Fresco Acrylics in
Chalk and South Pacific to create the background. I then printed the words on
my computer and used an image transfer technique to transfer to the panel.
There are lots of methods and mediums for image transfer but I just printed
onto thin glossy paper (so the printer ink sits on the surface) and then placed
carefully on my MDF. (The words need to be a mirror image first). This technique
does not give a perfect result – but I quite like the mottled finish. Finally I
add PaperArtsy Candy Floss through the That’s Crafty! Paws stencil and around
edge of panel.
Acrylic Cogs
I stamped Bentley in Stazon on each of
the cogs on the front and then painted them with the same combination of Fresco
paints on the back. I added some highlights with Promarkers on the stamped
side.
See you next
week!
Nikki
Supplies
PaperArtsy Fresco Finish Acrylic Paints (Chalk, Candy Floss, South Pacific)
8 comments
Love this Nikki. Such a clever idea and thanks so much for sharing how you got the text on there, a great technique.
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Nikki this is so cute... love the cats and the text. Lovely colors too.
ReplyDeleteThank you for explaining how you achieved the great result.
Hugs from Monica
Spain
Brilliant! I love it Nikki! xx
ReplyDeleteNikki, this a fabulous project, I love the cats and the words are just so true!! Anne xx
ReplyDeletelol brilliant Nikki another Bentley stunner
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Amanda x
I absolutely love this one, it's one of my favourite 'Bentley's' and of course the sentiment is very accurate too!!
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Donna xx
Brilliant! I used to know a cat like that! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! I need one of these for my front door! Clever design!
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