Don’t be Pushed…… by Amanda Southern
11:00
Hi Everyone
I have had absolutely no crafting time this week so would
like to share with you another of the samples that I created to support the
recent shows on Hochanda TV.
Here’s What I Did:
I first
painted the 8” x 8” white/greyboard with White That’s Crafty! paint. I then stencilled the Purple paint through the Mandala stencil. On top of that I used
the new 2 part Sugar Skull stencil and I first used the skull shape and
stencilled through it, onto an 8” x 8” white/greyboard piece using That’s
Crafty! Light Texture Paste.
Once that was dry I stencilled through the detail
parts of the skull again using Light Texture Paste. I then gave all the skull
area a covering of White paint. I then hand painted the details parts using a
selection of That’s Crafty! paints.
To finish I then drew around all the parts
of the Mandala stencil using a 2mm Liquid Chrome Pen, using the broader chrome pen I
went around the actual skull as well. I added the words using one of the stamps
from Inspirational Quotes 2 and heat embossing in black. To finish I just added
some purple thread that I had and that was knotted through the holes in the 8” x 8” board.
Here’s What I Used:
That’s Crafty! Multi Surface Paints: Various Colours
Molotow Liquid Chrome Pens: 2mm & 4mm
I would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year.
The blog is having a couple of weeks off from the end of
this week
so I will see you all in 2018.
so I will see you all in 2018.
Love
Amanda X
4 comments
Absolutely awesome creation Amanda and the decorated skull is just amazing! Love this!
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
You created fabulous dimension with the paste, it's an amazing stencil. Love your detailed edges with the chrome pen I must get my hands on one of those!!
ReplyDeleteWishing you all the best this Christmas.. Thank you for all the inspiration!
Hugs Tracey xx
This is spookaliciousness in all its glory CC, such amazing texture you’ve created, fab!!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Donna xx
The detailed painting of that stencil is so beautifully done - the colours really zing, and I love that the whole piece looks like a wonderful ceramic tile.
ReplyDeleteAlison x
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