Thursday, 1 September 2011
Large Jigsaw Shape
This is a large chipboard jigsaw piece which measures approx 7" x 5". I stuck various findings to the raw chipboard, then covered in silver sticky tape. I burnished around each shape using my metal tools and a paper stump to define each shape. Using meadow, stream, eggplant, sail boat and citrus alcohol inks I coloured the background, this took a few coats to achieve the desired colour. I then used black acrylic paint to swipe over and wipe off the access. Once dry I applied rub n buff in red copper, jade and pewter. Finally I cut up a quote, edged each word in black soot distress ink and applied to the jigsaw piece.
If you fancy a go yourself, I've got these corner pieces and the 2 nobble and 1 hole style of the chipboard pieces for sale at £2 with free postage. I also have some of the embellishments available for £1 a bag too. Use the email button on the side bar to contact me if you are interested in anything.
Labels:
Acrylic Dabbers,
Alcohol Inks,
Chain,
Chipboard,
Jigsaw Piece,
Nails,
Prestuds,
Rub n Buff,
Safety Pins,
Sticky Silver Foil,
Washers
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Blog Archive
- 
        ▼ 
      
2011
(218)
- 
        ▼ 
      
September
(19)
- Anniversary Card
 - International Atc Swap
 - Bees Wax Canvas
 - A Kerri File!!!!
 - Altered Clay
 - Atc Background Swap
 - Just For Fun
 - Triptych & Clay
 - Texture Paste 4 x 4
 - Steampunk Chipboard Jigsaw
 - GNPE - Harrogate
 - Clay Pieces
 - Let's Travel
 - Vintage Tag
 - 5 x 5 Stamp Man Challenge
 - Huge Tag
 - Leaving Card
 - Large Jigsaw Shape
 - Mini Wooden House
 
 
 - 
        ▼ 
      
September
(19)
 
10 comments:
wow awesome, love all the detail and the colours are amazing
Hugs Kate xx
Brilliant, Sam - love this. Gorgeous colours x
Gorgeous colours great project XOXO Zoe
Love the decoration !
Fab work Sam :)
Love this Sam, such a lot of work but very effective, x
Absolutely fabulous
Fabulous Sam, beautiful colour.
xxx Hazel.
I love how this turned out. I am into Steampunk big time at the moment.
Carol C
Wow, fabulous project, Sam. Love the colours and all the findings.
Post a Comment