Hello everyone,
Back from holiday... I actually need another week to get over my "holiday" week spent mainly redecorating... (what a silly idea that was LOL). Anyway, happy to "see" you all again.
This is a Wishing Well week with a wish from Netty...
Netty said...
I'm rubbish with the brayer. Can't keep blaming the brayer and would love some help please.
ok, Netty, here a special brayer week for you but first, as your wish has been granted, you have won a £10 voucher. Please email me with your full name and I'll send you the code for the voucher.
Gio will start this week, with a beautiful project, as colourful as ever. You are going to love this one!
For this project I use a brayer, acrylic paints and lots of book pages.
The first background is made putting the colours on my craftsheet and rolling
the brayer on it.
Once dry, I put an elastic band on my brayer.
I put gesso on the craftsheet and started rolling. Then I rolled the brayer on the painted
background and also on a blank page book.
The second one is coloured with Distress Ink: the gesso worked as a resist.
You can use whatever your want...sequin waste, lace, fun-foam ,
metallic wire, etc.
To make the matchboxes, I covered them with my altered book pages.
Then I stamped them with Katzelkraft stamps - Cage et chandelier and added some beads.
Materials
Katzelkraft rubber stamps - Cage et chandelier
Distress Ink Mustard Seed - Worn Lipstick - Dusty Concord- Broken China
Metallic wire
Aren't those super cute??
Hope you like the sample today. Let us know in a comment below...
See you tomorrow for another brayer project.
Aren't those super cute??
Hope you like the sample today. Let us know in a comment below...
See you tomorrow for another brayer project.
Wow not tried a brayer with gesso what stricking backgrounds :)
ReplyDeleteVon x
These are just fabulous and that's a really great idea. Would never have thought of it so thanks for the tip and will try later.
ReplyDeleteFliss x
Some great ideas here.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great ideas - my brayer has seldom been used
ReplyDeleteI rarely use my brayer, but I'd like to try these great ideas. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLovely
ReplyDeleteLove all the different techniques with the brayer. I may even dig mine out and give it another chance ! Sue C x
ReplyDeleteSome terrific ideas, thank you for sharing. Annette x
ReplyDeletePS. Am not sure it I am the Netty you mention as this was some time ago.
Netty, yes it is you ;)
ReplyDeleteI will email you now
Ooooh brilliant, thank you. xx
ReplyDeleteLove these!
ReplyDeleteThose are absolutely super super super cute! I love them!
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