So, here's my piece for today:-
You know how you get an idea in your head and it doesn't pan out...well, this started off as one of those episodes. The whole reason behind Joanne and I doing these white board pieces is to see how much the board will take so....here's what happened:-My idea was to have a masked off swirl to the side with a inchie/domino beside it. I placed the mask on the board and spritzed - but, it soaked under the mask - must point out that these masks were last used on canvas with acryllic paint so might very well not be as sticky as they should! so I used a babywipe and wiped the mist off, cleaned up my mask and tried again - but, didn't like the result so wiped that off and spritzed four colours onto the board - when dry I then stamped ontop of it with versafine ink and daubed the edges with gold dauber.....it has been very difficult to photograph since there's an awful lot of mica on that board!!! roflxx
Once again the board has tolerated my "bashing" very well. It has stayed stable and flat.
All the pieces that Joanne and I are using are now available to buy at Bubbly Funk.
Pop on over to the Tando Creative blog to see what Joanne has created.
Also, don't forget the monthly competition.
TFL xx
6 comments:
That was certainly a lot of wet bashing for this piece. Its ended up gorgeous Carol XXX
Well you did give it a bashing and still A.O.K. I have been to the blog they have some great Chip board must be good! I love your project though and can imagin the shimmer from here!
Love Dawn xx
Well it ended up stunning Carol, even if the masks didn't work !!!! now I wonder when those masks were last used LOL...
I do love the rich colour you got (even if it wasn't all entirely intentional!) - really does look like a brocade fabric!
Love seeing what you're doing with the Tando pieces - you are so creative and talented x
I do love it that someone else crafts like I do. It is sturdy stuff as I've thrown a lot at mine!
I love this piece, it's very you xxx
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