Hello everyone. I loved Wanda's creations on Paper Artsy blog this month. Take a look
here. Wanda took some ceramic tiles and transformed them. I didn't have a tile but did have a plain box with a canvass board that fits in the top. I wasn't sure whether alcohol inks would work on the canvass but needn't worried as thay worked beautifully.
I chose this stencil from JOFY
and used Marlin Fresco Paint from Paper Artsy
once it was dry, I edged the flowers with a black Pitt Pen.
I chose similar colour for the sides of the box. Colours are Tikka and Dolly Mix fresco paints as well as Marlin.
I then coated it all in metallic glaze from Paper Artsy. Love how this turned out and the crayons look great in the box
Thank you for your visit and see you soon
Debs xx
Great improvising Debs, I don't have any tiles either xxx
ReplyDeletewhat a great looking box! I haven't tried alcohol inks on anything other than glossy surfaces, but your box looks so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWorks really well Deborah, love the Marlin Fresco! Xx
ReplyDeleteI really love the effects you achieved on this box with the alcohol inks and the metallic glaze. It looks terrific and those crayons do look great inside too! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove the fabulous new home for your Neocolour 2 Pencils. Alcohol inks work on many things it's good to experiment, just look at your inspiring project, really wonderful:-) xxx
ReplyDeleteGoregous I love that it's fab, Elizabeth xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous alternative to Wanda's tiles! xxx
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant idea, debs, I love it!
ReplyDeleteLucy x
BEAUTIFUL box!!! I'm so glad you were inspired!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely box! Great idea to use alcohol inks on the canvas, I don't use them enough must pull them out and do something with them!
ReplyDeleteThat worked out so great! I would never have tried alcohol inks on canvas, and it works really well!
ReplyDeleteLovely your crayons box Deborah! Fabulous alcohol inks result and beautiful stenciling onto the canvas, that is great idea! I love it xx
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