Jill also brought a project to demo and supplies if we wanted to give it a try. The object was to use chipboard shapes, indent the top using various metal designs and a mallet, adding paint for color and a final coat of paint mixed with Mod Podge.
I didn't have time to try it out in class so I took my bunny shapes home and used my Wizard with a clay texture plate for the blue one and used a metal charm like embellishment for the green one adding some gold paint to highlight the design in the green shape. To finish off the tops, I used a liquid glaze.
This technique has oodles of possibilities.
6 comments:
Wow, you are just going to town--those are both fabulous projects (the soap tin and the shapes, I mean)!
I am absolutely in love with these! They make me smile, Carolyn.
Well you certainly out did me! I am in awe at how well your came out! LOVE LOVE them :)
cute bunnies.
What a neat idea. The blue one looks Asian to me. You are right - lots of possibilities.
Love these! They'd be perfect embellishments with the haiku bunny stamp ;)
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