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Welcome to the First Stage of the StencilGirl and Colourcraft Blog Hop
Welcome to the First Stage of the StencilGirl and Colourcraft Blog Hop
Today I would like to share with you a flower inspired clay plate and bowl set.
The petals are represented by the Zinnia stencil printed plate and the centre of the flower [the stamens] by the crackle stencil printed bowl.
I first created the plate and bowl using air hardening modelling clay [product link below]. Using a rolling pin to imprint the StencilGirl stencil patterns in to the clay.
I first sealed the plate and bowl with Finnabar Heavy Gesso. When this was dry I applied a coat of Colourcraft black drawing ink, [product link below]. This was dried off using a heat tool and then buffed back with a wet wipe to leave some remnants of black ink to highlight the flower pattern.
I then sprinkled on some of the Turquoise Brusho [product link below], moistened it with a spray of water and then spread the Brusho over the plate, and allowed to partially dry.
I then buffed back some of the turquoise brusho with a wet wipe. I then sprinkled on some of the sea green brusho [product link below] moistened it with water, and then spread it over the plate.
When the plate was dry I applied a wash of Colourcraft white drawing ink[product link below], I worked the ink over the plate with a wet wipe, this helped to tone down and combine the two brusho colours.
To highlight the StencilGirl Stencilled Zinnia pattern I drew over it with the black drawing ink, and buffed it back with a wet wipe. This same process was used for the bowl, except in the inside of the bowl I didn't apply the white ink. I applied black ink to highlight the pattern of the stencil to represent the dark stamens of a flower.
The last image you can see in the above picture collage is of a jug made by Australian Artist Merric Boyd, it is the colour inspiration for my project.
The fabulous StencilGirl Stencils I have used are listed below.
Deconstructed Zinna mask and stencil designed by Traci Burista S290
http://www.stencilgirlproducts.com/stencils-by-traci-bautista-s/1908.htm
Crackle stencil designed by Nathalie Kalbach L169
http://www.stencilgirlproducts.com/category-s/1834.htm
Well I do hope you have enjoyed the process share of creating this project It is time to click on the next link in the Blog Hop :) :) :)
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Wow, such an amazing project Louise. I love the colours
ReplyDeleteSuch an interesting project - I love those colours
ReplyDeleteStunning make
ReplyDeleteWhat talent, fab u lus
ReplyDeleteOh I love this Lou
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous
That is absolutely gorgeous! Love that colour and design!
ReplyDeleteOMG!! What a unique use of the products.~!Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteLove this really different project.
ReplyDeleteWow... Very neat. Love the color.
ReplyDeleteLove this! Love the colors.....definitely need to try Brushos. Love this idea for using StencilGirl stencils!
ReplyDeleteLove that Zinnia stencil, and love this technique. I have so many stencils, it's always great to see new ways of using them.
ReplyDeleteVery cool process! Something else I need to play with - I've never tried air hardening clay but it looks super simple!
ReplyDeletethanks for the suggestion of
ReplyDeleteusing the stencil on the clay.
Wouldn't have thought that would
work. This piece is a work of
art and would look fantastic
anywhere in the house.
thanks for sharing.
txmlhl(at)yahoo(dot)com
What a wonderful project love love love the colours :) x
ReplyDeleteThank you, Louise, for the inspiration! I usually use the stencils with paper, but your clay project motivates me to try that medium too.
ReplyDeleteawesome!
ReplyDeleteLove EVERYTHING about this, Louise! So exquisite...the colors and textures! So happy you are on the blog hop! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat project! Love how you took traditional 2D products and used them on a 3D surface. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I can't wait to give this a try...and as always your way with colors Is a wonder to see. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project! Just lovely.
ReplyDeleteSimply fabulous work once again, you claver gal!
ReplyDeleteI forgot: Cfrailey64 (at) gmail (dot) com 😊
ReplyDeleteWow - wonderfully artsy. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteColourarte,stencil girl,and you what more would I need. Thanks for the inspiration
ReplyDeleteI love this! I've never worked with clay before, and this is definitely on my list now!
ReplyDeleteI would not have thought to use watercolor on clay!!! Your project turned out great!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, very creative - fabulous! Creative Blessings, Tracy
ReplyDeleteOh this is awesome Lou.... love love love it...
ReplyDeleteFab use of Brushos
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI really love the colors the dimension of the artwork and the use of stencils
ReplyDeleteGreat project! I have that stencil so I may have to give it a go!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a great project from start to finish! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! This is gorgeous! What a fabulous way to use this awesome stencil! Very inspiring post. So glad I found this hop.
ReplyDeletesuch a beautiful project ! your art is really inspiring . Thank you so much for your generous sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful. Initially I thought no way could I do this. THEN, I read your instructions, fantastic. You are such a great talent. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove those colours! They are my favs!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely ingenious way to use stencils ! I never would have thought of it! Thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous project. I wouldn't have thought to use the stencils on clay. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI've never thought to use stencils to impress a design in clay. Great idea.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome project! xxx
ReplyDeleteLove that you used the stencils in such an interesting way.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun and fabulous colours!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea you could use brushos on clay - gorgeous colours and design.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous piece! And that crackle stencil is one of my all time favorites!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am blown away - - just a GORGEOUS project!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an amazing piece. The colors are SO pretty and I love all the texture. And it looks like fun to make!
ReplyDeleteKate
so amazing Lou!!! Loving this so much!!! <3
ReplyDeleteSo lovely, the use of the stencil for texture was a wonderful look.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely & original! Janisgraham (at) yahoo (dot com)
ReplyDeleteMechele McDaniel Rose....great project.
ReplyDeleteLovely projects,nice colors.
ReplyDeleteI like your different creations.
ReplyDeleteI love that Zinnia stencil! Gorgeous project! Hope I win some stencils so I can try too! Amanda (at) meadowdance (dot) org
ReplyDeleteBeautiful creations! Love the colors!
ReplyDeleteThat is cool!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous. So deep and rich.
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