The uber tallented Michelle has been showing lots of lovely examples of Paper Artsy goodness over the past week, and the challenge is to use this to inspire you.
I started with one of PA's papier mache hangers, and painted in shades of yellow and blue. I tried to follow Leandra's corner, corner, side method, but the more I tried the worse it looked. In the end I painted over the top with Snowflake and started again. I tried not to over think it, and with the help of Beach Hut and Limelight ( I LOVE the translucents) I'm a lot happier with the result.
The Paper Artsy stamps around the edges have been stamped directly on the base, and the silhouette and chessman quote have been stamped onto PA tissue paper and stuck down with matte medium.
The bird is a viva decor stencil which has been embossed is gold.
I really enjoyed this, and I can't wait for the future challenges.
Thanks very much for looking x
This looks great, you can't beat a bit of corner, corner side!!! I love the colours (I have been channelling them too...) I can't wait to see what's next either!
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, thanks for being inspired the challenge over at the PA blog. This is my most fav alterable to work on, the combo of Beach Hut & Limelight looks great.
ReplyDeleteLooks great, lovely colours! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteYummy piece, Sue - I love those hanging boards, and you've done wonders with this one! Love the gilded bird, and the stamping against those gorgeous colours is fab...
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Well done that you persevered until the background worked the way you like it. Those little boards are fab to work on and you did it perfectly ! Thanks for playing along this week with us all!
ReplyDeleteOooh well done Sue for trying again. Love the colours you've chosen and the paints blend perfectly don't they.
ReplyDeleteSam xxx
Super job, love all the stamping x
ReplyDeleteHaving watched the corner, corner, side tutorial I am with you - it is something which has to be practised to perfect and needs you to go with the flow on balance. Yours has really worked well and hats off to you for persevering. Love how you've then chosen to take it with the stencilling and stamping. Most impressive Sue. Hugs, Jenny x
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colours! I wouldn't know where to start with something like this!
ReplyDeleteWonderful background, love the colors. The images are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, this is a wonderful hanger, so pleased you joined in so I can see your wonderful colourful project. Looks like you've had lots of fun too getting all painty. You go girl! Well done. Michelle xx
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