Saturday 15 July 2017

Craft Stamper project

Just catching up with projects that haven't been posted and I've realised that I've missed out several of my Craft Stamper makes so this is one that was published last month that I called 'Creativity Takes Courage' and I used a THAT'S CRAFTY shrine that the lovely Laura sent me. It stands 24 cms tall and is a very sturdy design, I used DecoArt chalk paints on it and it was a dream to paint and stencil on the lovely smooth surface.


I love this dancing girl with what looks like a shower cap on her head - hence the title, I thought they went together well.


DecoArt chalky finish paints are fabulous to use as a base which is what I did here and I added media fluid acrylic with it to stencil with. You can see it on the back of the box as well as the front.


There's a tutorial in the magazine on how to create the textured rust that I used on the doily.


I also stamped the very back panel as well.


Some butterflies were rusted and some were dipped.


If you take the Craft Stamper magazine you will find this on P.46 of the June issue.



Thanks for stopping by, I hope your weekend goes well.

huge hugs Brenda xxx




18 comments:

Gina said...

I think I just worked out why your pieces always look so fabulous....it's the amount of work you put into the basics. Where many(most) of us just rush through the base decor to get on with the "fun" bits, you spend as much love and time on the bow as you do on the embellies!! :D XXX

Gina said...

bow should read Box lol

Nikki Acton said...

Gorgeous shrine Brenda ... Love how you have created that beautifully stencilled background and a perfect arrangement of rusty elements! Happy weekend xxx

Felix the Crafty Cat said...

Hi Brenda, I so love shrines and this is lovely. Off to Doncaster Racecourse today but half hope I don't see anything to buy Lol! Have a great weekend, Angela X

Astrid Maclean said...

Just been having a lovely time looking at some of your wonderful creations I have missed in the last wee while, so much inspiration, wonderful work like always my friend, and this one is no exception!!

Annie said...

What a fabulous Art Shrine you have created here Brenda xx Love the details which are very inspiring as always. You incorporate such wonderful details in all your projects....love it

Sending you my best wishes
Annie xx

Meggymay said...

Its a fabulous Art Shrine, beautiful texture and details, the butterflies look wonderful.
Yvonne xx

Lisa said...

This is absolutely amazing, Brenda!! The background is gorgeous!! I love, love the rusty pieces and the stunning butterflies!! That dancing girl is tutu cute ;) What a gorgeous piece this is!! Congrats on having it published!! Have a great weekend!! Big hugs :)

Lisa
A Mermaid's Crafts

rachel said...

oooo Brenda - this is so very pretty! I adore the background - gorgeous! Hugs! Rachel xx

Redanne said...

Loved this in the magazine Brenda, the shrine is beautiful and your rusting technique tutorial is brilliant! Love that little dancer, she is adorable. Hugs, Anne xx

hazel said...

Congratulations on being published in the Craft Stamper - your shrine is amazing, I love everything about it.
xxx Hazel.

Patty O'Malley said...

I love this project, Brenda. The TH paper doll is adorable set among the butterflies. I have the issue of this magazine and enjoyed the details of the article on your project.

Craft Addicts - Tracy Evans said...

Gorgeous Brenda, the paper doll is the perfect addition to your shrine combined with those fantastic rusty elements . Love this Brenda . I also love your card below too with the butterflies, gorgeous colours and the stencilling really pops. Tracy x

pearshapedcrafting said...

Oh My! My magazine came in the post and up to now I have only flipped through it - tut! tut! This is gorgeous and now I know what I am going to sit and read this evening! Hugs, Chrisx

Sue said...

This is gorgeous Brenda, no one does pretty rust like you do! xx

Words and Pictures said...

Brilliant, as always. The rusty effects are superb - as I'd expect! - and I love the little stage setting you've created for the tiny dancer. Beautiful soft green for the flourishes, and wonderful butterflies. Lovely, lovely!
Alison x

A Pink said...

Loved this when I saw in in CS, Brenda. Fab rust effects ( thanks for sharing the tute) and wonderful design and creativity .
Congratulations on your feature too - laways love seeing your work published .
hugs x

Jackie PN said...

Oh my gorgeouseness!!
Brenda, this has to be one of my new favorites of your makes! This is exquisite! Your rusting with the light backgrounds are just dynamite together! Geesh- now I have to buy the magazine for the walk through! heehee Enabler!!! LOL
Jackie xx