Fly by Donna Gray
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Hi
everyone,
Donna
here today with a hanging panel for you that I created for the recent sell out
Hochanda shows.
What I did:
I
dabbed a couple of splodges of That’s Crafty! Multi Surface Paints (green and
blue shades) onto the panel and then applied the brayer to distribute the
paints. By doing it this way, you should get a lovely random background.
Once
that was dry, I spread some yummy Sand Texture Paste through one of the new
stencils (Notes) that has a cloud shape. This stencil is such great value as it
contains both the stencil and the mask too for each image.
The
‘Notes’ stencil also contains the fab bird image, which I used to dab a purple
multi surface paint through.
I
then used 2 of the new Mini stencils (Leaves and Bubbles) applying paint
through the Leaf stencil and black Distress Ink through the Bubbles stencil.
The
finishing touches were to add some doodled hearts and white outlines. The word
fly is a little hand carved stamp I did when I had a small piece of rubber left
over from a larger carving.
I
added some Bakers Twine to hang it with and there you have a zesty, bright creation to help ward off these dull Winter
days.
Supplies Used:
Hope
you like it
Donna
x
5 comments
Great contrast between that zesty green and purple, love the scene you have created with notes stencil. I've not used this one yet you've given me some inspiration for 2018 now!! Merry Christmas Donna wishing you all things wonderful for the New Year.. Hugs Tracey xx
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous Donna. The colour contrast is fabulous and all the details and texture look amazing. Love the white edging round the leaves too, really makes them pop.
ReplyDeleteFliss xx
Fabulously coloured piece, great use of the new notebook stencil, loving the fluffy clouds
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Amanda x
Fabulous Donna - love the colour and stencils especially.
ReplyDeleteGill xx
Absolutely adorable - specially the colours are so beautiful bright -gorgeous!
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