Encouraged by Pamellia I have made my own vintage garden in a fish can
( doesn't stink at all- I swear).
I started with applying thick black gesso( a bit scary!) on the whole surface. Then it was time for platinum texture paste. When it was dry I started colouring with Archival inks, Dylusions ink sprays and Inka Gold paint. I stamped some white flowers on the BG too.
Next I fussy cut the flower images from the newspapers, covered them with gesso and added some twinkling H2O's paint on top.
Glued them together along with some die cut leaves and wee flowers.
I made the fence from metal net found at my husband's ,,emporium".
Added some metal parts as well as some chipboard at the top.
The support is made of an old toothpaste cup.
I would like to play along with:
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OdpowiedzUsuńWoooow, what a fantastic alteration! It's hard to believe that it was a fish can! I am totally blown away! Such a clever way to use an old toothpaste! So many fabulous details to look at! A breathtaking piece, Lucyna!
OdpowiedzUsuńThank you so much for joining us at Anything But Cute for our Vintage Garden challenge!
Branka DT
Wyrazy uwielbienia!
OdpowiedzUsuńFantastic alteration, love your secret garden details.
OdpowiedzUsuńYvonne xx
Gorgeous creation, Lucyna. Your vintage garden is so beautiful!! Amazing alteration of fish can!
OdpowiedzUsuńHoly cow Lula, this is just incredible!!! I can't believe you made this out of a fish can, pure genius!! I am loving the effect you got on the tin, and I love that little piece of metal mesh that you found in hubby's 'emporium' (tee hee). I love all of those wonderful fussy cut and die cut flowers are beautiful, and my favourite garden creature...birds!! You have really built a breathtaking project and I am just so happy you have joined in with us at Anything But Cute for our 'Vintage Garden' challenge! Thank you so much for your kind words and your support! Hugs, Pamellia DT :)
OdpowiedzUsuńThis is fantastic. You made something very beautiful from a fish can. I love that!
OdpowiedzUsuńLove your altered fish can, so many wonderful flowers in your Vintage Garden. Thank you for joining in with our challenge.
OdpowiedzUsuńMo :-)
DT MMW
This altered project is really fabulous. Love all details and textures.
OdpowiedzUsuńThis is a fish can at its finest! Wonderful altered Vintage Garden and I am so happy it doesn't smell. Lol. Your use of black gesso and different sprays is amazeballs and so well done. Awesome sauce! Great find with the metal mesh piece!
OdpowiedzUsuńThanks so much for joining in our first challenge, "Vintage Garden", at Anything But Cute! Hugz! ~Niki DT
Oh Wow, look at all that gorgeous layering and texture!! This is just fabulous and the colour is so dreamy. So glad Pamellia encouraged you to take part as this is so lovely, and what a great use of recycling packaging!!
OdpowiedzUsuńThanks for joining us at Anything But Cute, Hugs, Georgie DT xx
WOW!!! I could not stop staring at this gorgeous altered fish can!!! Who would have thought that something so magically beautiful can come out of it!!! Gorgeous!!!
OdpowiedzUsuńThank you so very much for joining our Vintage Garden challenge at Anything But Cute!
Samra DT
I absolutely love this, fantastic piece. Love the colours and the fussy cutting. Brilliant idea and design. Love your recycling too. Thanks so much for joining in the Art with Heart Challenge. Tracy x
OdpowiedzUsuńThis is stunning! Such a fantastic idea with your lovely garden and gorgeous sheen! Chrisx
OdpowiedzUsuńEnchanting !!!
OdpowiedzUsuńGreat Mixed Media piece! I love how you have recycled a can! Bravo! Thank you for sharing it with us at Art with Heart Mixed Media May-hem!
OdpowiedzUsuńThis is re cycling at its best. Such a lovely garden in full bloom and so cheerful.Love the colors and the effects you have achieved.
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