No posts for ages then two in one day !
Last night I went to a workshop at BarjanB Crafts in Newbold Verdon www.barjanbcrafts.co.uk/
It was to create a canvas, it is the first time I have done one of these and I really enjoyed getting messy
We ripped up pieces of paper and using mod podge attached them to the canvas adding a layer of mod podge on the top, once the glue was dry we added some colour with acrylic paint in red and green and using bubble wrap and white paint gave it a bit of texture. We then added some red and green metallic paint to the edges.
Next step was to add a little text using rubber stamps and black ink. The tree was done using pages from an old dictionary torn in to small strips and then screwed into small pieces attaching them to the canvas with mod podge glue.
The trunk or pot was added with but using a scrap of patterned paper. Once the glue was dry we painted the tree with twinkling H20's and added stickles and glitter finishing off with some bling to look like baubles.
The pictures around the edge were stamped onto tissue paper torn around and then attached to the canvas again with the mod podge glue.
I think its turned out really well. Thanks to Maggie & Barry for a lovely evening
Last night I went to a workshop at BarjanB Crafts in Newbold Verdon www.barjanbcrafts.co.uk/
It was to create a canvas, it is the first time I have done one of these and I really enjoyed getting messy
We ripped up pieces of paper and using mod podge attached them to the canvas adding a layer of mod podge on the top, once the glue was dry we added some colour with acrylic paint in red and green and using bubble wrap and white paint gave it a bit of texture. We then added some red and green metallic paint to the edges.
Next step was to add a little text using rubber stamps and black ink. The tree was done using pages from an old dictionary torn in to small strips and then screwed into small pieces attaching them to the canvas with mod podge glue.
The trunk or pot was added with but using a scrap of patterned paper. Once the glue was dry we painted the tree with twinkling H20's and added stickles and glitter finishing off with some bling to look like baubles.
The pictures around the edge were stamped onto tissue paper torn around and then attached to the canvas again with the mod podge glue.
I think its turned out really well. Thanks to Maggie & Barry for a lovely evening
Wow, Janet, this is great. Something really different. Is there something really called "mod podge??
ReplyDeleteWow pretty awesome !
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