Memories by Donna Gray
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Hi everyone,
Donna here today using one of my favourite things – an acrylic stack.
What to do:
Apply a coat of white Fresco paint onto the MDF part of the stack, this is your base layer. Dry thoroughly and then using a brick effect Dinky stencil, pounce through some brown Distress Ink covering the whole of the background. Then stamp the Tim Holtz stamp onto the background using black Archival ink.
On the next layer which is acrylic, stamp the Carabelle flowers at the top and the PaperArtsy flowers just underneath the ‘arm’ of the stamp, Colour these in with Posca pens, you can also use acrylic paints too. Remember to only use Stazon ink for the acrylic layers as anything else will smudge.
Next acrylic layer is where the PaperArtsy butterfly is stamped in Stazon, once again colour with Posca pens.
For the final acrylic layer, stamp the Tim Holtz hashtag sentiment. Assemble it all together with the fittings that are supplied and there you have a quirky (yes I know, what else could it be)…..piece of acrylic art ;)
Supplies Used:
Tim Holtz Stamp Sets – Sideshow and Hash Tags
PaperArtsy Stamp Sets – Kay Carley EKC02 and for the butterfly use Hotpick 1602
Posca Pens
Hope you like it
Donna x
10 comments
Great acrylic design... Love the black and white with coloured flowers and butterfly xx
ReplyDeleteSuper design Donna! Xxx
ReplyDeleteFab layering Donna and love the flowers in the rain.
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Fantastic design Donna ! UNIQUE!
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend!
oxo Susi
Awesome piece Donna -
ReplyDeletelots of fab details.
Gill x
Brilliant stack! Love it.
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Amanda x
That fits together so well. Is it like a coaster or just a picture? Love the design.
ReplyDeleteLynne x
A super design that looks fab in the acrylic stack.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
This is awesome, Donna!! xx
ReplyDeleteFabulous work with your layered stamping - must have a play with some acrylic again some time - it's so cool!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
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