Another experiment day following Sheena Douglas's background instructions. This time a touch of vaseline to act as a resist with the old magnolia emulsion paint. I also used her Wild Rose set of stamps.
Colouring in with acrylic paint, made me realise I need lots, lots, more practise with my paintbrush, but the whole process felt very relaxing.
When I had painted the butterfly I stamped over it again to emboss the edges, luckily I got it in the right position over the the original image.
Challenge 10 at. Lets Ink It Up is Embossing, There are some super examples of all kinds of embossing to look at there.
Thankyou for taking time to stop by and take a peep at my efforts.
I tried this technique with vaseline a while ago and mine ended up looking so dreadful it had to be binned. Yours on the other hand is gorgeous Yvonne. Enjoy the weekend, Annette x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous creation, wow your background is stunning. I will have to give this one a go. Thanks for joining us at LIIU, good luck. Hugs Suzanne x
ReplyDeleteanother great project Yvonne love the flowers and background
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Beautifully done, those stamps are lovely and your painting is great. XOXO Zoe
ReplyDeleteYour painting is great Yvonne, it's something I keep meaning to try but find it a bit scary! I'm hoping Sheena will be at Alexandra Palace so that I can watch and learn :)
ReplyDeleteVal x
Another technique with great results - love that background!
ReplyDeleteI think your painting looks lovely! I have never painted a stamped image. Love the background!
ReplyDeletePam
Well done this creation is beautiful, going to have to try that technique. Thanks for sharing with us at let's Ink It Up.
ReplyDeleteHugs Shirley x x
What a stunning piece of art. That butterfly looks like it's gliding! Thanks for joining us at LIIU!
ReplyDeleteAnother stunner, you've painted the butterfly beautifully. You've found another skill. Hugs Caz
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