Faith
©Michele
Emerson-Roberts 2016
Today’s project was an Easter gift for one of my
wonderful neighbors. She follows my blog so I couldn’t post it until after
Easter without ruining the surprise…. smile. Part of the gift will be a small
easel on which to display the art. I like creating these small “art” pieces
that can be changed out with the seasons or holidays. This project would also
be beautiful on the front of a photo album.
Supplies:
· A
sunny window
· Blender,
strainer, cello sponges and soft towels
· Scraps
of white paper (think junk mail, etc.)
· Mold:
glass dessert plate (there are hundreds of “molds” available using common
things)
· Scraps
of white card stock to die cut
· Die:
Quiet Fire Designs™ “Faith”
· Light
peachy pink and pale green water base ink pad (match the peach color of the mat
board)
· ½”
flat synthetic paint brush
Instructions:
1. Follow
the instructions found in any of the Arnold Grummer™ paper making kits to
create white slurry and cast one or more of the flower/leaf castings.
2. Allow
the casting to dry.
3. Use
the brush to lightly apply the peachy pink ink to the flower petals.
4. Apply
more ink toward the center of the flower as shading.
5. When
the ink is dry, apply the Mother of Pearl Nuvo Mousse lightly to the flower
petals.
6. Apply
the green ink to the leaves, varying the amount of color.
7. Die
cut 3-4 of the word “Faith”. Layer and glue them together.
8. Attach
the Paper casting to the top center front of the mat board with double sided
foam tape.
10. Place
it on a small easel to display.
THis is so very pretty!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jean......my friend LOVED it....
DeleteLove and light,
Michele
Lovely paper casting!
ReplyDeleteYou gave me an idea for a paper casting I have too - nice work!
ReplyDeleteYEA! I delighted to have "sparked" an idea.....smile. Most of us have a lot of items that would make great paper castings.
ReplyDeleteLove and light,
Michele
This is simply a very beautiful piece.
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