Hi everyone,
It's Donna here today and no it's not the name of a new chocolate bar but like most of the DT I'm in love with the That's Crafty! Chunkies!! So today I thought I'd share with you one of the bigger ones I've been having fun with ;)
It's Donna here today and no it's not the name of a new chocolate bar but like most of the DT I'm in love with the That's Crafty! Chunkies!! So today I thought I'd share with you one of the bigger ones I've been having fun with ;)
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This is all the pieces finished just waiting to be glued together |
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This is the 'front'. |
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This is the 'back' although I've chosen to not press the holes out for hanging it with. |
What I Did:
I used one of the MDF 4.5 x 9 x1.5 inches Chunkies for this which have two press out holes so you can choose to have it hanging in landscape or portrait mode. For this though I decided I wanted to decorate the 'back' so I didn't press the holes out and chose to have it freestanding instead so it can be turned around when I fancy a change of image!
I kept all the pieces in their push out frame as I find it easier to paint them that way. I gave them all a coat of the black That's Crafty! Gesso as I wanted black for my base as I think it makes all the other colours I added later pop.
I used a mixture of Fresco paints in mainly pink, blue, green and white and just added them randomly with my fingers, mainly around the edges of the pieces and then I added a little bit of paint to the middles of the Chunkies as that's where I wanted the main image to be.
Now when I went to decorate all the pieces I just had fun and added doodling and some of my hand carved stamps as I went along. I used a mixture of Posca pens for my doodling as they give a lovely strong opaque finish which is what I wanted for this.
Once I was satisfied that it was finished I glued all the pieces together using a That's Crafty! adhesive and left to one side to dry thoroughly.
This is the way I decorated mine but of course when you do yours you can use your own stamps for it and stencils etc, anything goes of course!!
I just love these Chunkies as the possibilities are endless and you get a choice whether you want to hang it on your wall or have it freestanding....clever huh?!
Supplies Used:
That's Crafty! - MDF Chunkies
That's Crafty! - Black Gesso
That's Crafty! - Multi Purpose Adhesive
Paperartsy - Fresco Paints
Stamps and/or stencils of your choice or get doodling!
Hope you like it
Donna xx