Over on the PA blog Lucy has been back this week and I was inspired by her pretty wooden house project which you can see here.
I've not had a lot of time this week but I was in time for the deadline.
I was really inspired by her grunge paste on the tissue paper.
Then I followed and I played along with her project.
I used hanging chunky board large instead of wooden house and I made crackle over the board.
I mixed Lake Wanaka, Space Cadet Fresco and Grunge Paste then used Lin's stencil ELB003 on the tissue paper.
I used LB stencil ELB003 with Space Cadet Fresco only stems part onto the board.
I was glued petals and buds to the top of the stems by Stain Glaze.
I then used Treasure Gold to the petals and buds.
And I added some embellishments.
This is the finished. Sorry for insufficient explanation this time.
Thank you for stopping by and see you soon xx
oh this is just exquisite, Etsuko! Love the blue and brown together and all the little details like the button tied to the lace, and the framing of the word. This is perfect! Thank you so much for finding the time to play along,
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Love the crackle, the textural stencilled images, the colour scheme and the embellishments. Great make Etsuko!
ReplyDeleteLove all the texture and colour in this door plaque. Perfect shabby chic love it!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty, the blue and brown together are perfect. I especially really like the button and lace at the bottom.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely crackled background, and the tissue texture flowers look amazing against it. Terrific take on Lucy's inspiration, Etsuko.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
Beautiful hanging, your crackle background is fab, great stencilling
ReplyDeleteSTUNNING crackle background, love the colours and glad you enjoyed playing with Lucy's inspired technique :-) xxx
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful, you can't tell that there's tissue over the crackle. I love the colours too.
ReplyDeletelovely - really like these colours together xx
ReplyDeleteYour work is always beautiful Etsuko....love it. Xx
ReplyDeleteOh, I wondered how this would work with Crackle and it looks fabulous! I always love what you create and this is just lovely - such beautiful colours and super embellishments! Julie Ann xxx
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