Silence by Lynne Moncrieff
11:00 Hello
The Dina Wakley Sprig Chipboard Shapes are such a lovely size to work with that on this large MDF Tag, it became the focal of the tag.
Supplies
That's Crafty! Clear Stamp Set The Language of The Trees Set 2
That's Crafty! Surface MDF Tags PAck of 6 Size #10
That's Crafty! Multi-Surface Craft Adhesive
That's Crafty! Medium Walnut Ink Crystals (Substitute with Walnut Ink Powder)
That's Crafty! Medium Texture Paste
That's Crafty! Pearl Ink Black, Bronze
That's Crafty! Multi-Surface Paint White, Grey, Black
Dina Wakley Media Chipboard Shapes Sprigs
Archival Ink Pad Jet Black
Extras: Fabric Scraps, Black Sewing Thread
That's Crafty! Surface MDF Tags PAck of 6 Size #10
That's Crafty! Multi-Surface Craft Adhesive
That's Crafty! Medium Walnut Ink Crystals (Substitute with Walnut Ink Powder)
That's Crafty! Medium Texture Paste
That's Crafty! Pearl Ink Black, Bronze
That's Crafty! Multi-Surface Paint White, Grey, Black
Dina Wakley Media Chipboard Shapes Sprigs
Archival Ink Pad Jet Black
Extras: Fabric Scraps, Black Sewing Thread
Instructions
Cardstock was prepared with the Black, Grey and White Multi-Surface paints.
Selecting a large MDF Tag, using the prepared cardstock to adhere to the tag.
For the Dina Wakley Spring, adding a wee touch of the Texture Paste and once dry applying Walnut Ink followed with the Pearl Inks.
When I applied the texture paste I flipped the Spring over and pressed it down onto tissue paper to create a textural effect.
Bronze Pearl Ink was added to the background of the tag to tie in with the Sprig.
Walnut Ink and Pearl Inks were also applied to a piece of muslin. First misting with water and then applying dots of Black and then Bronze Pearl Inks and misting again with water, allowing to dry flat.
This was used as a surface to stamp the word Silence from The Language of Trees set.
Another piece of the painted muslin was stitched to a strip of chiffon, to this the Sprig would be layered.
Thank you for your visit today.
Wishes
Lynne
3 comments
Thank you for your description. You have made beautiful art. I have never worked with these mediums, so, at this point, I barely understand anything. I will try to learn how you do this.
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