Showing posts with label DecoArt white gesso. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DecoArt white gesso. Show all posts

Sunday, 15 April 2018

Texture, texture, texture @ Tando Creative

Hello lovely peeps and welcome to my blog post for Tando Creative, This weeks theme is 'Texture'.



The Tando kit I used for this project was the Cogs Mega Pack and I threw a ton of DecoArt Media products at it to create some fabulous texture.

I used DecoArt crackle paint on the bigger background.





Then used DecoArt white modelling paste on the smaller background. 






I used DecoArt texture sand paste on the cogs.






When all the pastes where dry, I used DecoArt Premium Acrylic paints.

I used a stamp from the Stampers Anonymous Tim Holtz Sideshow stamp.





Thanks for popping by.
Toodles for now,
Lisa x

All the products I have used are available on the Tando Website.

I would like to enter this in to the following challenges:
Sandee & Amelie's steampunk challenge - steampunk/industrial

Sunday, 14 January 2018

Faux Metal @ Tando

Hi folks and welcome to my blog post for Tando. This week we have been faking it, or rather faux-ing it! Faux metal is the theme. 

And here is my creation...


I used one of the tags from the Tando tags mega bundle and gave it a coat of DecoArt white Gesso.

I added a good thick layer of DecoArt Texture Sand paste around the edges of the tag and allowed it to dry. 



I painted the tag with the new DecoArt Americana Premium Acrylic Paints using Quinacridone Gold, Paynes Grey, Pyrrole Red, Cobalt Turquoise, Diarylide Yellow.



I stamped the Technique Tuesday Scritch Scratch stamp with Walnut Distress Oxide ink in random areas over the tag to add some texture.



I used one of the stamps from Andy Skinner's Unexplained stamp set and stamped it along the edge of the stamp with Walnut Stain Distress Oxide ink then over the top with Onyx Black Versafine ink. 



To finish, I wrapped so rusty coloured twine around the hole of the tag.



Here is everything I used...


UNEXPLAINED rubber stamp setQuinacridone Gold Premium    Paynes Grey Premium    Pyrrole Red Premium    Cobalt Turquoise Premium    Diarylide Yellow Premium   Image result for technique tuesday stamps scratch

Thanks for popping by my blog today, leave me a comment if you wish, I love to hear what you think.
Toodles for now,
Lisa x 


I would like to enter this creation in to the following challenges...
SASPC - Anything Goes
Craft Stamper - Take It Make It January Challenge 

Sunday, 22 October 2017

Anything Goes @ Tando

Hi folks and welcome to my blog post for today. It's an 'anything goes' week at Tando this week. 
So, I chose to play with the Tando Ministry of Mixology Kate Crane Journal. Everyone loves a journal, but creating your own cover makes it even more personal and I had so much fun with this project.


Here is my creation...




Firstly, I chose lots of different fabrics and ribbons with lots of texture such as lace and hessian. I adhered these bits to the front cover of the journal, layering and overlaying different pieces to create lots of texture. And because there was so many layers to stick, I adhered them with matte heavy gel medium rather than a standard glue. 



I then raided my trinket box - which is masssiivvvveee!! It is full of metal embellishments, fabric and paper flowers, buttons, broken jewellery bits, cameos... along with bits and pieces of allsorts and everything. So, I had a good rummage and pulled out a few items.





I then arranged, re-arranged and re-arranged the trinket finds on to the journal cover. Again, using the matte heavy gel medium I adhere the embellishments on to the cover.  








When all the embellishments were fixed in to place, I covered the entire journal front with DecoArt black Gesso and left to dry. 


Then came the fun bit... I pulled out a selection of colours of DecoArt Media Acrylic paints. I used Blue Green Light,Cobalt Teal Hue, Colbalt Turquoise Hue, Primary Cyan, Yellow Green Light along with white and black DecoArt Gesso






After splashing a bit of paint about until I was happy, I let everything dry. Then I applied a couple of coats of DecoArt Media Ultra Matte Varnish to make sure everything looked ultra matte and to add a bit of protection to the cover. 





I hope you have enjoyed looking at my latest creation. If you would like to leave a comment please do so, I love to hear what you think. 
Toodles for now,
Lisa xxx 



Here is everything I used, which is all available from the Tando website

Ministry of Mixology Kate Crane Journal      Media: White Gesso   Media: Black Gesso   Media: Ultra Matte   Fluid Acrylics: Blue Green Light   Fluid Acrylics: Cobalt Teal   Fluid Acrylics: Cobalt Turquoise   Fluid Acrylics: Primary Cyan   Fluid Acrylics: Yellow Green Light

I would like to enter this creation in to the following challenges:
Creative Artiste Mixed Media Challenge - challenge #31













Sunday, 26 February 2017

Anything Goes @ Tando

Hi folks, and welcome to this weeks Tando post. The theme this week is Anything Goes and I chose the Tando large segment clock to play with. 

Here is what I made...



I first painted the background piece of the clock with DecoArt black gesso and the segment part of the clock with a quick coat of DecoArt white gesso. 

I applied a coat of DecoArt crackle paint to the front segment part of the clock and left it to dry.
I then applied DecoArt Carbon Black Antiquing Cream, rubbing it in to the cracks then cleaning off the excess with a damp tissue. 



On the background part of the clock I applied DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics Cadmium Orange, Cadmium Red, Colbalt Teal, and Primary Yellow in vertical stripes on the clock.




When the paint was dry, I used Andy Skinner's Fossil mask and DecoArt white modelling paste to create 3 different images. When the modelling paste was dry I brushed over it with watered down Colbalt Teal. 






I painted the roman numerals with black gesso, then inked them and added Stampendous Aged Ivory Embossing Enamel.






Thank you for popping by my blog today, 
please leave me a comment and let me know what you think.
Toodles for now,
Lisa xxx


Here is everything I used on this project and they are all available on the Tando website

Segment Clock Large   Fluid Acrylics: Cadmium Orange    Fluid Acrylics: Cadmium Red   Fluid Acrylics: Cobalt Teal   Fluid Acrylics: Primary Yellow   Media: White Crackle PAINT   Media: Black Gesso   Media: White Gesso    Media: White Modelling Paste  Media Antiquing: Carbon Black   A Skinner Stencil - FOSSIL

I would like to enter this creation in to the following challenges:
Mixed Media World - MMW#22 Anything Mixed Media Goes