There's a new challenge over at Country View Crafts, and Monika has chosen Spring.
I was recently lucky enough to attend a PaperArtsy training day, and this is a mash up of a couple of projects that we made there. I had a fabulous time, and learned loads, not least that Leandra can make a tiny sized blob of paint go on for miles!
The box frame has been painted in Bubble Gum and Coral Fresco paints and then stamped with the fabulous Emma Godfrey stamps.
The box also has 2 sheets of glass, one on the front, and one in the middle.
The front one was stamped with the wonderful Frosting Glaze which I have never seen before, but I LOVE it, and words from the same stamp plate.
I mixed some Frosting Glaze with a little Bougainvillea fresco and dabbed through a Lin Brown stencil on the second glass panel.
The technique for the back panel was taught to us by Kim Dellow using tiny amounts of Fresco's and a paint splodger and it was one of my favourites of the day.
The stamps used are by Emma Godfrey and a hot picks set.
I had a brilliant time, learned loads, and got to meet lots of lovely people.
I'm also entering this into the That's Crafty challenge All Things Bright and Beautiful, and the
Craft Stamper MITI challenge Spring Flowers.
I hope you join in with our challenge this month, and thanks very much for looking x
Love your box frame,fab colours and stamps.xxx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece, love the colours and stamping. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful spring shadowbox, Sue! It makes me cheerful! Hugs
ReplyDeleteTerrific project with beautiful colours and images. I love the idea of two sheets of glass on the box.
ReplyDeleteHappy April love Chrissie xx
Hi Sue, thought I'd pop over to see what you are up to and glad I did this is gorgeous. Have a great weekend and happy crafting, Angela x
ReplyDeleteOoo I loves lots and lots Sue xx
ReplyDeleteLooks vaguely familiar Sue! And you can't see that you used the glass as a stamping plate! It looks fabulous and the mash up really works! X
ReplyDeleteLovely make sue. I adore the colours .. fabulous make xx
ReplyDeleteI love this, Sue - a really uplifting piece both in colour and swirls of movement - it's gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Fabulous box frame Sue - such a gorgeous mix of colours. Lovely placement of the circles and the butterfly which fit so well with everything else. Have a great weekend - and see you next weekend! Jennie x
ReplyDeleteIt hasn't today, but meant to be 14 tomorrow, so it might just kick in - lol. Great shadow box and love the stamping on the clear front xx
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, Sue !
ReplyDeleteCorrie x
Wished I had been at that workshop! Lovely result of your mash up and I love the layers of glass idea.
ReplyDeleteHi Sue, I was so disappointed to miss that workshop.It was my last but one day at work! Great shadow box with such vibrant colours x
ReplyDeleteLove this gorgeous box Sue, the lovely colours and images are just delightful.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your weekend.
Hugs Brenda xxx
Love your box, Sue! It´s so pretty with these two glass sheets! Flower power!
ReplyDeleteNice to be with you in the team!
xx Evelyn
Oh that's great Sue!!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you have had a fabulous day with uber talented ladies from PA's team, and I love the mix of techniques and bright colours here! I've just bought Frosting Glaze, so I'm very happy to see some lovely effects on your clear sheets!
Enjoy your Sunday dear Sue. Hugs xx
Wonderful creation Sue, amazing colour and tone. Glad you had a great day! x
ReplyDeleteI am playing catch up Sue as you will soon be able to tell. Your box is wonderful - never been a pink girl but this pink is really delicious looking! Now I understand why is has such depth using two pieces of glass. Will have to look into the Frosting Glaze.
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
Love this 3D assemblage !
ReplyDeleteThis is very beautiful and wonderful use of glass.
ReplyDeleteLove your Spring creation Sue, wonderful colours and love your butterfly, a perfect way to celebrate Spring! Deb xo
ReplyDeleteI love your little box frame .... the colours are so bright and cheery. That frosting looks amazing on the glass panels too. Thank you for joining in with the Craft Stamper challenge xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous mash up! I was lucky enough to do the class too but still haven't finished mine. Thank you for joining us at Craft Stamper this month. xx
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