The background was painted in Cobalt Turquoise the I rubbed my Cherry Chapstick (cue Katy Perry) through a brick wall stencil, and painted over in Yellow Oxide.
Once dry I rubbed away the paint, then used an Andy Skinner stencil for the words and lines.
Time for the crackle now. I used Crackle Glaze painted quite thinly to give small crackles.
More crackle with some Patina Green Antiquing Cream rubbed through.
I really like these small crackles.
There's loads of time for you to join in with our challenge, so crack on with your crackle! Have a great week, and thanks very much for looking x
What a fun line up! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun piece Sue...the little crackles are great and have made a fab background for your Alice characters.I hope you enjoyed the film x
ReplyDeleteWonderful crackles and great images to choose for this fun project
ReplyDeleteLove Chrissie xx
This is just great, Sue - you're so inspiring with your combination of backgrounds and delightful texture!
ReplyDeleteHow totally fun and charming! Love, love your whimsical take, Sue! :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun page, Sue! The Alice character are really weird, but I like them =)
ReplyDeleteThe subtile crackles are beautiful!
xx Evelyn
wonderful stuff Sue - this is brilliant. That line up is brilliant xx
ReplyDeleteBrought out a big smile on my face Sue -- it is so much fun to follow you!
ReplyDeleteSandy xx
Thank you Sandy, it's fun following you too! xx
DeleteLove this quirky card Sue, great colours and crackle texture. Have a great weekend xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm not an Alice fan but I love this Sue :) xx
ReplyDeleteStunning project Sue!! Lovely images and very effective the crackles. xx
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