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Wednesday 20 June 2018

2018 #11 Enshrined: Expert Advice with HP {by Miriam Grazier}

2018 Topic 11: Enshrined


There's something that is super magical about creating 3D projects! Miriam has pulled out a popular Hot Pick to create this shrine! and of course, she's used her favourite teal paints too! ~ Leandra


Hi everyone, it's Miriam with you today, and I'd like to share with you a small MDF shrine that I have altered from That Craft Place.

I planned to use three different sets of Hot Picks stamps for this project but found that Hot Pick 1604 had all of the stamps that I needed.  I just love this set.  The main image made the shrine look like a mini stage and a great setting for the art doll.

Hot Pick Set 1604EZ (HP1604EZ)

I found that using only a few colours made the stamped images stand out more.  I was also able to use my Tim Holtz Stamping Platform to re-stamp the image once i had painted it.



I really enjoyed creating this project, the colours were 'light' and reminded me of light summer evenings.




What was really great was that the front of the shrine was over-painted 4 times because I was not entirely happy with the finish.  This shows just how well the Fresco paints cover and they worked with the MDF shrine beautifully.



I chose the wonderful number background from Hot Picks 1604 to stamp the back of the shrine using Captain Peacock Fresco Finish Chalk Paint.  I loved how distressed and imperfect this looked.  




The bingo pieces were painted with Granny Smith and then rubbed with Treasure Silver.


I really love how I can use the Stamping Platform to stamp over a painted image - this still amazes me. Stamp, paint, re-stamp and everything looks perfect!



I really loved how this project came together using a handful of paints and only one stamp set.  I really hope that I have inspired you to have a go at creating an enshrined project yourself.  There are so many possibilities and as I was creating this I thought of so many additions that I could make - such as using crackle on the outside of the shrine and using coloured Grunge Paste on parts to give more texture.

Thank you for joining me this evening.  I hope you enjoy the inspiration from the PaperArtsy team this fortnight  and I really hope that you join in and share your projects with us.

Blog: Miriam's Creative Dreams 


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12 comments:

  1. Love, love, love it! Fab! I need one of those stamp platforms if this is what you can achieve!!!

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  2. Love this shrine Miriam, and that stamps set is such a goodie! Thankyou! ~Leandra

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  3. This is so cool! Love what you did with Shrek Girl. She's looking mighty fine! Lx

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  4. Love it, Miriam! not used Shrek Girl for a while, she may have to come out to play soon!

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  5. LOVE this! Super FUN and FAB!

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  6. Love this, love the colours, love the originality of it too xx So very clever Mim xx

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  7. Fab shrine Miriam. Love the stamp set you chose too! Xx

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  8. Very original Miriam. Love Shrek girl.

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  9. This is absolutely brilliant, Miriam! I love the bingo chips inside the shrine, and that trick you do with the stamping platform is fantastic!

    Lucy x

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  10. This is great fun Miriam. Love the funky feel of it. Xx

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