I didn't have any walnut ink so I tried using watercolour ink to stain the muslin squares. Stupid, silly me. Of course it washed out when I rinsed it. The squares with colour have been dyed with tea. That worked really well. I used it on all of them in the end.
I did some brush cleaning on a few of the squares. Not to the extent that Lynne did. You gotta follow your own inclinations - cause it's more fun.
I did some brush cleaning on a few of the squares. Not to the extent that Lynne did. You gotta follow your own inclinations - cause it's more fun. Then I decided to spray some stencils with Ozecraft dyes. That worked really well.
I used Lynne's suggestion of some acrylic paint over the top to knock it back. I used a beige colour.
When I did this burning heart stencil, I didn't use any paint over the top. I liked them too much the way they are. The one on the left is where I printed off the stencil I used on the right.
When I did this burning heart stencil, I didn't use any paint over the top. I liked them too much the way they are. The one on the left is where I printed off the stencil I used on the right.Ooh, this is really exciting. Thank you so much Lynne!!!
7 comments:
omg, zom! i'm so excited seeing this! i have a huge grin all over right now! i love what you've done!! i love that you did it!
okay, i'm just totally out of words -- maybe 'overjoyed' would do it.
: )
xxoo
(and that top pic is just fabulous)
Fabulous! Love the photo's too X:-)
Fabulous! Love the photo's too X:-)
Oppz!
That is wonderful Lynne. I am really excited to try it. I have ordered more of the Ozecraft dyes; to do more stenciling on more muslin journals?!
Silly Nollyposh, tee hee. I get to see you 3X this way.
Zom isn't Lynne's work amazing.
xoxox
Lynne's work is alive.
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