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Thursday 3 March 2011

Playing with paint again

I went for my interview this afternoon and although I thought it had gone quite well, I got the dreaded phone call telling me that I had been unsuccessful. Never mind more time to craft.


To cheer myself up I decided to have another play with my Paint Fusion set. It is a combination of rubber stamps, all separate leaves, flower heads, stems and other bits and pieces with acrylic paints and instructions to paint in a style similar to folk art, but with a modern twist and some easy to achieve effects.


First thing I decided to paint was this little trinket box. I base coated then added a crackle effect. Then I stamped some leaves over the top and down across side and front. This was a little tricky, but I placed the stamp on the desk, inked it up and brought the box down on top of the stamp, an unusual way but it worked.


 Next I painted the leaves and then the blackberries using my thumb and a pencil eraser. I told you this was a different slant on folk art.


To finish the box I distressed around the edges using some blue ink




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6 comments:

  1. Hi Sue, WOW! this is amazing. You have made such a wonderful creation, love the fab paint techniques.

    Donna x

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  2. Hi Sue, I saw this Paint Fusion on C & C over the weekend, looks fab and I love what you've done with the box.. Kaz

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  3. Sorry to hear you didnt get the job but hey who cares when you can spend the day making that beautiful box. lovely work

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  4. Oh this is beautiful Suzy,
    Looking forward to being on the team with you.
    Linda
    SSDS

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  5. Sorry to hear you didn't get the job, but what a great way to cheer yourself up! It's lovely! Thanks for leaving me a comment!

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  6. Love your box, you are using your set to get effect!!!

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