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Friday, 18 August 2017

Anything Goes


Hi everyone Dee here with my latest post for the anything goes week
I hope you are all having a lovely summer and are getting a nice 
break the weather has been a bit hit and miss but I am very
lucky to have been away twice. 


I did this using Andy's new stamp set birds and bones from #Stampendous now available 
from Di. I stamped the lovely Skeleton and poison words onto
 tissue paper and using titan buff painted the reverse side.
I cut them out and placed to the side.

I soaked some mod rock in water for a couple of minutes, then
squeezed out the water and played it across a media board. 
I heated up beeswax pellets and once melted I  started 
to layer it onto the media board. I also used some
graphics 45 paper which I pushed into the warm wax
after the first coat. I continued to layer the wax till I
 was happy using a mix of pan pastels and oil pastels
to create the burnt edges.
Once happy I placed the skeleton and poison words onto the warm wax
 and gave a final coat to seal them. I pushed in a rusty washer & attached 
rusty wire to the top. I was very pleased with the outcome looking 
'Very Halloween' with the hint of the paper and the mesh from the 
Mod Rock peeping through. I believe that you should achieve a 
smooth finish with the wax but felt that the uneven finish was more
suitable for this piece 'nothing to do with being unable to achieve this'!
I hope you all have enjoyed my piece for you today and you can
see how versatile these Tando media boards & tags are
for all your mixed media art. 

Please don't forget to let me know what you think!
Cheers Dee x

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14 comments:

  1. Definitely creepy but utterly fabulous too!!

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  2. Super cool! I love the look of the wax with the rusty pieces.

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  3. I've never used wax and it's absolutely magical :)
    Awesome background!

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  4. Awesome colors and textures! I love the skeleton stamp you used!
    Denise in CA

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  5. this is fangtastic.
    I love the weathered look
    of the hanging. the rusty
    twisted wire at the top adds
    to the look.
    Wonderful piece.
    thanks for sharing.
    Illinois

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  6. Awesome. Thanks for all the details!

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  7. Wow-my idea of Halloween perfection-this is fantastic. thank you so much for the great how to!

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  8. Gorgeous tag & cool technique! Love it!

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  9. I like the old, weathered look. This might be my favorite!!!

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