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.
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.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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Love, love, love it! Fab! I need one of those stamp platforms if this is what you can achieve!!!
ReplyDeleteLove this shrine Miriam, and that stamps set is such a goodie! Thankyou! ~Leandra
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! Love what you did with Shrek Girl. She's looking mighty fine! Lx
ReplyDeleteLove it, Miriam! not used Shrek Girl for a while, she may have to come out to play soon!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this! Super FUN and FAB!
ReplyDeleteLove this, love the colours, love the originality of it too xx So very clever Mim xx
ReplyDeleteFab shrine Miriam. Love the stamp set you chose too! Xx
ReplyDeleteVery original Miriam. Love Shrek girl.
ReplyDeleteOooh love it! Jox
ReplyDeleteFab work Miriam x
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely brilliant, Miriam! I love the bingo chips inside the shrine, and that trick you do with the stamping platform is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
This is great fun Miriam. Love the funky feel of it. Xx
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