Saturday, 1 March 2014

Atered Eclectics DT Peice - Linda Cain Inspired Canvas

This canvas was inspired by Linda's on PaperArtsy Blog last night so this morning I got out the Grunge paste and the frame stencil and covered the whole thing.  I then went out for a little mooch around Crook and a lovely Brunch at Cafe J's (this bijou cafe is run by family friends and is highly recommended if you're ever in this neck of the woods).

Upon my return the stenciling was completely dry which allowed me to hit the paints.  I used a combination of Guacamole, Cheesecake, Haystack, Pumpkin Soup, Limelight and Chocolate Pudding Fresco Finish paints and the went over the stenciling with Renaissance Treasure Gold.  I then used Olive Archival to stamp the script background BG06.

The I stamped the medieval maid (Sheena Douglass stamp) onto water colour card and used my distress pens to colour her in. I then cut this out with an Oval die from XCut, and distressed the card so it wasn't bright white using Distress Inks. I then glued the picture into it's frame.








12 comments:

Deborah Wainwright said...

Really pretty Jax love the frame and the colour of your ladies dress xx

massofhair said...

Elegant & lush Jax, fab project, great colour choices:-) xxx

Lucy Edmondson said...

Wonderful stencilling!

Lucy x

Helen said...

Fabulous, Jax!! I love the stencil you've used.

Anonymous said...

Jax, that is beautiful.

Hazel Agnew said...

Love the Olive archival over the grungepaste Jax. Fab. xx

Darcy Marshall said...

ohh Jax this is beautiful!

Silvia(Barnie) said...

A wonderful frame, great texture.

Julie Lee said...

Gorgeous project!I love the stenciling and the lady at the centre. Sounds - and looks - like you're having a great weekend! Julie Ann xxx

Etsuko said...

Gorgeous stencilling and beautiful lady colours.

Craftyfield said...

Love the textured frame and the dress's shading is fantastic.

Unknown said...

This is really lovely, the colour of the dress is so striking against the colours you've chosen for the frame.