Hello sweet friends, Sunday again which means a brand new challenge over at
and the theme for you all is
Anything Goes
but the design team was given the added challenge of using
I had a look around my shed and gathered some supplies -
A very old tin frame { gift }
leftover cotton fabric
Barok Stencil
Pan Pastels - Hansa Yellow Shade, Permanent Red
Maimeri Gesso, Matt Gel
thread, old book pages
A quick coat of Gesso was applied and to speed up drying time I used a heat tool.
I am ever sooo impatient!
Time to apply the Pan Pastels through the stencil with a blending brush,
I alternated the colours from side to side, not worrying if the colours blended slightly together.
A quick mist of cheap hairspray was added to fix the PP`s in place.
I love old books and forever finding snippets to chop out and use on my projects.
I have used Maimeri Matt Gel to fix the words in place.
At this point I thought I was finished and popped it into that beautiful frame
BUT
oh noooo it was missing something, lol
Yes indeed , it needed some wonky tonky stitching in a matching thread.
No straight lines and I love the loose threads scattered around.
Back it went into the frame and I was now happy!
I think I might transfer this idea onto cards for someone special . . . what do you think?
Well that`s all from me for now, be sure check out the challenge blog for all the details and more inspiration HERE.
Till next time
Happy Crafting
XOXOXO
List of materials and links -
Pan Pastels - Hansa Yellow Shade, Permanent Red
Blending Brush
Entering it into -
Country View Challenges - Painty Pleasures - I used Pan Pastels
Papertake weekly - Anything Goes
Entering it into -
Country View Challenges - Painty Pleasures - I used Pan Pastels
Papertake weekly - Anything Goes
I love the addition of the wonky stitching, the design is beautiful too. Gorgeous. Anne xx
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne, I do love wonky stitching,lol...hopeless at straight lines.xxx
DeleteWow! Tracy this is stunning Hun xx
ReplyDeleteHellooo Zoe and thank you for your sweet words! Xxx
DeleteSo gorgeous! I love the colours and that stitching is wonderful! xxxx
ReplyDeleteThank you Laura, so happy you like my wonky tonky sewing,lol.
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Wow stunning great idea love look stencil gives colours are fantastic love wonky stitching lol finishing with frame makes it a masterpiece xx
ReplyDeleteHahaha you know me Mum..wonky all the way!
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Fab project and you can't beat a bit of wonky stitching! Claire x
ReplyDeleteThis is just gorgeous Tracy, love the colours and your design is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteHugs Linda
Gorgeous, Tracy - love the look of the PPs on fabric, and I'm another fan of the wonky stitching!! Just got my first PPs (basically your fault!!) and I'm having a lovely time playing with them.
ReplyDeleteAlison xx
A fantastic creation! Thanks for playing at PTW! xxx
ReplyDeleteThis is such a neat project, Tracy! I really love the use of white space, and the stencil/mask with the few splashed of colour! So effective!!
ReplyDeleteWowzers!! That's a gorgeous make!!
ReplyDeleteLove how you have added the fun stitching --- & your ability to "splatter" with precision is amazing !!
Always a delight to have a peek @ your creations !!!!!!! Xo
Wow is this a stencil now Tracy? I have it as a Die! I love what you have done with it. Soft Subtle and very pretty.
ReplyDeleteJust love this.....
ReplyDeleteFabulous project and I love the way you have combined the sewing with the pastels. Thanks for sharing it with us at Country View Challenges this month.
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