Stencil Canvas

It's Mez here, I have been very slack adding items to the blog. This one is a canvas that started out very bright & changed over several weeks. I decided to use a black wash & placed our brick wall stencil over the top & took colour off (inspired by Lisa Oxley). Then used waxes on the other stencils to make them stand out. I then used a word stencil to put words all over the bricks to make out like Graffiti.Then used our dot stencil with black paint over the top again.

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Above is a lit of stencils used. Hope you like it. Enjoy.

Memories

Welcome to my Memory Maze blog post today I will be sharing a canvas called memories.

For the background I have used a Memory Maze Stencil with Ranger Texture Paste when the texture paste dried I used dylusions sprays Pure Sunshine, Squeezed Orange and Lemon Zest.

With the tree I have used Finnabair's Prima acrylic paints, in Steam Punk Copper, Rust Brown, and Impasto Paint Dark Chocolate. When it was dried I dry brushed the tree with white gesso .  

                       I used the following Memory Maze Products 

              TREE

                     STENCIL

                         MEMORIES

Thank you for stopping by an checking out my Memory Maze blog post for 

February 2020 Jason Anesbury.

Sally here with a Memorymaze 3D Old pick up truck

3D Creation, Old Pick up truck. I had the best fun with this creation. I used metallic paints and inks to randomly dab onto the chipboard, prior to pushing out the pieces.  This will take a while to dry, so have either a hairdryer of a heat gun ready to help it along. 

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The paper I used as a background was a   BeeArty Colourblast  page that I then spritzed and 

paint splattered for effect.

 Painting of the truck  was randomly done, with splodges of multi-colored paints and inks so that there was a  distressed look  to work with , when the pieces were pushed out for final finishing

The back piece of the truck was built up to 3D with the tabs, that were glued on their side to sit above the back section.

This was then covered with paper. In this case a stripe.

I used gold, bronze and black to finish the paint job on the truck, 

and followed up with wax. 

Add a number plate of some description and any other embellishments that suit.

Fast and Furious was colored with stamp pads and finished off with gold metallic ink and wax.

Stencils used.

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YOUNG WILD AN FREE

Welcome to my Memory Maze blog post , today I will be sharing a A4 chipboard art piece.

The back ground of the chipboard piece I painted white with Dina Wakley paint.

I used a Gelliplate with Dina Wakley paints to create the back ground.

With this amazing chipboard piece YOUNG WILD AND FREE I painted it white with Dina Wakley, when dry I used Dina Wakley paint called Sky, and the tree I used Finnabair paint Metallique Rustic Brown and Steam Punk Copper .

And the feathers I used Finnabair paint Pure Sunshine, Fresh Orange, Green Olive.

When all the chipboard was dry I dry brushed over with white gesso for the finished look.

                                   I USED THE FOLLOWING MEMORY MAZE PRODUCTS 

                                                       YOUNG WILD AN FREE

Thank you for stopping by an checking out my Memory Maze blog post for February 2020.

                                                        JASON ANESBURY 

                                                         

Just loving Memorymaze 3D pieces By Sally McIntyre

VIOLIN  3 DIMENSIONAL
A new range of 3d pieces for the more adventurous paper crafters.

I just loved doing this piece and have many more to showcase. 

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To make the dimensional violin, you need to  do as below, use the tabs in the design to 

glue on their side to allow for the dimension.

Cover the violin face with paper, or paint, Ink or create as you please. 

The above piece is the bottom and I have painted this.

 Embellish the front of the violin. Add the flourishes and parts for effect.

I have covered the extension of the violin in paper also. I painted the sides.

The Canvas was created using acrylic paint and plaster dust, with several stencils, allowing for dimension. This gave a great effect 

"Butterfly dreams" was the title I chose to use. I  achieved the  effect, by colouring with a stamp pad, and metallic paints in several coordinating colours

  Strings were added to the violin using string, Bling was then added to complete the piece.

The addition of flowers and leaves to the piece completed the look.

Here is the same violin, without being built up, used for a scrapbooking page.

 I loved doing this project and will do it again.

  

Stencils Used 

Crackles  http://www.memorymaze.com/index.php?cPath=128_275

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Thanks for  looking, hope to see you again soon

Fancy christmas Cards- By Leanne Nankervis

Hi everyone!

Leanne back to share my last lot of Christmas cards with you, I made these to fancy fold cards. One a diamond fold easel card, and the other my favourite double z fold card. I'm using one of my favourite paper ranges Mintay Christmas range.

I personalized my envelopes using the Christmas card sentiments packs, I embossed these little word titles with gold powder.

card sentiments

Thanks for stopping by the blog today!

Wishing your all a Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New year.

Elegant Cards

Hi everyone Jan here today sharing a pair of birthday cards made using Memory Maze chipboard.

I have used the Flourishes and Happy Birthday Titles.

I hope our have enjoyed my cards Jan Agnew.