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Tuesday, 28 May 2013

PaperArtsy Coaster Project.

Hiya! Well it's been lots of fun over at PaperArtsy's Blog! Darcy Wilkinson is guest designer & I've had a go at her coaster project...
 
I started with plain cork coasters that I sealed with a coat of Mod Podge. I then gave them a coat of DecoArt acrylic paint in Beached Sand. I did this because my Fresco paints are the translucent kind! (I have since ordered a few more in opaque...Shh!)
 

Once dry, a few squibs of Frescos in London Bus, Hey Pesto, Beach Hut & Pumpkin soup & then spread with my trusty Love film freebie card!
 
 
I was more slap dash than Darcy & I really wasn't sure if this was going to turn out very well!
I sprayed Dylusions in Bubblegum Pink & Vibrant Turquiose over some sequin waste. I was going to use a floral stencil but I cant find it! (That will keep me awake tonight!)
 
 
Once dry, I then brayered acrylic paint in Titanium White onto them. ( Hadn't got any Snowflake!)
 
 
I used Posy Petals Quatro stamps & an ink blot stamp from the Ageing Beautifully set by Sheena Douglass.
 
 
 
 
Once dry, I took a babywipe & rubbed back to the colours underneath. I then sealed them with Matte Mod Podge.
Voila!
 
I love them! They are for my living room... I wondered why I'd been drawn to those colours!
 
Hope you like them too! Thanks for stopping by!
Crafty Hugs
Sez xxx

14 comments:

  1. They look great!

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  2. wow these turned out perfect, you did the whole project thankyou. So happy to see them, I hope they make you smile when you use them. x

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  3. Love them! I am at the babywipe stage on mine...!!

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  4. Thanks for the lovely comments! I really love your feedback & appreciate u stopping by! xxx

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  5. Oh wow ...well I loved them abck at the start when you were at the messy bit...but at the finish...even more so! Fab colours, fab result!

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  6. I loved them at the start too Sarah, these coasters look fab. Thanks for joining in our GD challenge this week.

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  7. They all look fabulous Sarah! x

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  8. These are lovely. They must look great in your living-room! xx

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  9. They are really lovely, and great colours. I always wondered what to do with all the free love film cards we get - know I know.

    Jo

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    1. They come in so handy! I use them for smoothing when I'm sticking stuff down too! Thanks for the kind comments! Sez x

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  10. Thank you all for your lovely comments! I really appreciate you stopping by & leaving feedback.
    Crafty Hugs Sez x

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