It is a beautiful SUNNY (for a change) day here on the west coast :-) Got lots of chores to attend to, but that can wait for a few minutes ;-)
Got this much wanted WALL ART, but where, oh where shall I put it!!!????
So after weeks of pondering, I decided to put my Wall Art
onto a canvas so I can move it around to my liking ;-)
Materials used:
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A 16x16 inch Primed Stretched Canvas
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Gesso Paste
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Acrylic Paints : 3 different Pinks and white
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Tim Holtz Tissue Paper : Terminology and
Composer
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Tim Holtz Distress Inks : Aged Mahogony and
Walnut Stain
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Permanent Markers : White and Gold
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Enmarc Craft Products used:-
o Wall
Art : Scrapbooking Supplies
o A4
Doodling Stencil
o Edge
Stencil : Funky Scallops
o Petal
Blooms : Large - Burgundy
o White
Board Chippies:-
§ Solo
: Pennyfarthing
§ Fences
& Things : Mini Victorian Fence
§ Swirls
& Flourishes : Twisted Heart Swirl
§ Dress-me-Up
: Bigger Corners No 7
o Dazzles
: Chocolate Eclaire, Poison Ivy, Anthracite, Cranberry, Avocado and Mystic
Olive
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LOTS and LOTS of FLOWERS that I now don’t need
to hide anymore . . . LOL
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I
first added another layer of gesso to the canvas to smooth the surface as I
wanted to stick down the Wall ART. I then painted it with a bright pink and toned
it down with an old rose which was toned down further with white.
I
then pasted down torn pieces of the tissue paper with Mod(ge) Podge. Another
layer of a lighter shade of old rose was painted on top of the tissue paper.
After
it was dry, I used the Doodling stencil and sprayed the canvas with Chocolate
Eclaire Dazzles and dabbed the Dazzles with Art Roll.
I
also used the Edge Stencil : Funky Scallops with Poison Ivy Dazzles which I
dabbed with Art Roll.
Then the FUN part started ;-) Doodling with Permanent
Markers in White and Gold. Then the tricky part. . . the Wall Art!!
I used the Tim Holtz Distress Inks on the edges of the
canvas.
Aaaaah, and then ALL the flowers and chippies. I sprayed
the Chippies with Anthracite Dazzles and glazed it.
Here are a few close-ups:
Enmarc Crafts White Board used
TYFL and please leave a comment so I know you were here J
