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Friday, 31 August 2018

Mixed Media Houses by Teresa


Hello crafters

The weekend is upon us again woohoo. Teresa is back with her last post MDF for August and I have to say you do seem to be liking the designs :) 
I am just in awe of the crackle on these cute houses, its amazing and sets of the MDF pieces perfectly




Cover the houses with a generous layer of crackle paste and allow to dry naturally. 

Colour with Lindy's Magicals, Mica Spray and Metallic waxes, building up the colour until you are happy with the effect.










Paint the MDF with 2 coats of metallic paint and allow to dry.















Create a little ephemera bundle using cheesecloth, vintage dressmaking pattern and music pages. Clip together with a mini garment pin.












Assemble your piece by gluing the MDF shapes on first, then the ephemera, and finishing with the words on the top. 

Splatter a little sepia ink with a fine paintbrush.











Shopping List

Lindy's Magicals Cowabunga Copper and Bratwurst Brown

(from stash)
Paper Mache Houses
DecoArt Media Crackle Paste
Cosmic Shimmer Mica Spray - Gold
Metallic Waxes in Gold and Pewter
Tea Dyed Cheesecloth
Garment Pins
DecoArt Americana Metallics Paint in 24K Gold and Rose Gold
Sepia Ink

Please leave a lovely comment to support our designers and thanks for looking. 

For more projects for Teresa please check out her blog http://thefatcactus.co.uk and You Tube Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChNbVhMz7jX66gevhKgz5Ig/feed 

Jules xx

Thursday, 30 August 2018

Steampunk Altered Sewing hoop By Katie


Evening Crafters

Its Katie's turn tonight, we all love a bit of Steampunk and Katie has been very creative using a sewing hoop to make tonight's project.
Love the blue with the rust, it really works so well and with the addition of the contrasting coloured flowers the finished result is just beautiful.









Start by coating all the MDF pieces in white gesso and then paint the cogs with the red rust paste and leave to dry.
Take the Roman Clock and paint it with a light sage green acrylic paint and once that has dried apply crackle glaze over the top and leave to set
Take the Vintage MDF word and paint with texture sand paste and once that has set, paint over the top in turquoise. 








For the hoop paint the whole thing with burnt senna acrylic paint as the under coat and then paint on texture sand paste in random sections. Once dry paint these sections with turquoise. Next paint the rest of the sections with the dark brown rust paste and once this has dried go over the top with a light coat of the red rust paste.







Glue a large MDF wheel to the steampunk papers and cut to fit. and then glue the Roman Clock to the center followed by the word. Add paper flowers and small embellishments around the clock  face.




Layer the cogs together and add flowers to finish off the piece.









Shopping List 

MDF Cog and Gears