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Tuesday 15 May 2018

Tweet This

Good afternoon and happy Tuesday. It's time for a new challenge over at the Lost Coast Portal To Creativity, and this time it's Tweet This - we want to see your bird projects. Here's mine.

I have a confession to make, this is the first time I've inked up this beautiful stamp, but it won't be the last!


I started by die cutting a couple of Tim Holtz frames that fit this stamp nicely.


I stamped the Kingfisher a couple of times onto watercolour card and coloured him with Distress Markers.


Then I painted the chipboard with DecoArt white acrylic, stamped randomly with the Joy background stamp and then crackled it all with crackle paste.

When the crackle was dry I used antiquing cream to define the cracks and popped up the bird and butterflies on 3d foam.
Please pop over to the Portal for more inspiration from my teamies, then join in with our challenge.
Enjoy the rest of the day, and thanks very much for looking x

6 comments:

  1. Dear Sue, what an amazing background for your beautiful ice-bird, and the butterflies- love the crackles and stamps , a wonderful bird project !
    xoxo

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  2. Beautiful piece, love that gorgeous bird. Hugs, Valerie

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  3. The Kingfisher is gorgeous and the frame you created is so, so beautiful Sue! Love this! Hugs, Anne xx

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  4. Beautiful Sue, love how the kingfisher takes centre stage. Gorgeous backdrop too. Tracy ❤️❤️

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  5. Beautiful stamping and project Sue!
    Very lovely nature and bird/butterflies scene with a bit of dimension... I love it to bits, as well as the crackle on your frame. Really gorgeous!!
    Hugs, Coco xxx

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  6. This is gorgeous Sue! Now I'm off to check out the Lost Coast Challenge - you are keeping me busy today lol
    Dot x

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