I started by painting the box in sherbet from the fresco acrylic range. I added some grunge paste but did not colour it as you can do because I knew I would be covering it in a different colour. I then arranged my elements where I wanted them.
I sprayed them with a mini mister filled with a light pinky mauve from primary elements. This was more of an experiment to start but I loved the effect.
I dried this off and went back to my fresco paints to build up depth of colour. First coat was lilac, second coat, pansy and last coat squid ink.
I took the colour out a bit as advised by Leandra to add depth to the underneath wiping it off with a baby wipe.
I then sprayed three coats of the primary elements in pink, mauve and then purple. I mixed the colours on the top of the box so that it was all blended.
I dried these coats and then added some treasure cold in silver to the tips of the elements which beautifully finished it off.
Hugs Deborah xx
Perfect addition to your jewellery box Debs, great colour combo and love your arrangement of 'stuffs'
ReplyDeleteSam xxx
It's beautiful, I love the embellishments.
ReplyDeleteLoved all your embellies even before you sprayed them - but the finished box looks fabulous, just love the colours.
ReplyDeleteLove it, colour is great and love your clusters.
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Wow, an amazing transformation. Great looking box, beautiful colours & the TG worked a treat :-) xxx
ReplyDeleteSecond time lucky posting this. I think that this project is luscious Deborah. The silver treasure gold looks amazing. Fabulous composition and a wonderful box to treasure for ever. Xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful alteration to your box Deborah. Love your arrangement of embellishments and the colours are so pretty. It's quite amazing how the TG just finishes everything off perfectly!
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Lesley Xx