Monday, 6 February 2017

New Toys by Moira Sutton




Carabelle Studio Stamp Sets - Every Bird and Joy
Dylusions Paints – Lemon Zest, Postbox Red, Squeezed  Orange, Slate Grey, Calypso Teal and Fresh Lime
PaperArtsy Stencils - PS0051 by Tracy Scott and PS044 by Lin Brown
Archival Ink – Tiger Lilly and Sienna


I don’t know about you but when I get new stash I can’t wait to try it so when my That’s Crafty! order arrived I knew the toys were coming out to play.

I have a page in my moleskin Journal, I often use this to mop up left over paint and media, so I started with a page with a lot of yellow and some patches of red Dylusions paints. 

To pull these together I used a kitchen sponge to drag orange around the edges and where there was no colour. 

Next came some stencilling using the Tracy Scott stencil and grey paint. 

To add more depth I used the tiny texture stamps from the Rubber Dance set in the Archival inks.
 
Next more stencilling with the red and orange paints using the Lin Brown stencil.

I stamped the bird and girl onto mixed media paper in the blue and green paints, being careful I to wash them straight away.  I heat embossed the small bird on the page and again on mixed media paper, and cut out just the bird and glued all of them onto the page

I stamped the phrase onto heavy paper and cut each word out and stuck them down, running watercolour wax pastel around the edges and also around my page.  


A black pen gave me the line to join girl and small bird. A blue watercolour pencil gave me a shadow around the larger bird and the girl.   

Moira

5 comments:

  1. Beautifully colourful Moira and love the grungy look, a great way to use mop ups.
    Fliss xx

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  2. Wonderful colour and fabulous words! x

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  3. I love getting new stuff and looks like you've had fun with yours, lovely colourful spread
    Love
    Amanda x

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  4. Such stunning colours, cheered up my day!
    Hugs
    Donna xx

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