Monday, 26 January 2009

Little Houses

I've made these for a mini house swap being hosted by Carol (who's just started a new blog), on the Docrafts forum. They are ATC sized, with the whole house (including the roof) fitting inside the size of an ATC.
For the top one, I stamped text on the background, added some texture using moulding paste which I then stamped into, gave it a coat of gesso and inked over it. Then I added the image, lace, buttons, fibres and paper flowers.

The second one has an inked and stamped background and I've created a collage using various printed images, lace, paper flowers and brads.


The next one was done in much the same way as the second, but using a different colour combination.

Finally I created my last house using pewter acrylic paint which I heated to create some texture then dry brushed it in copper. I stamped the images on tissue paper and stuck them on with Mod Podge. Then I freehand embossed some copper for the roof, painted it with black acrylic and sanded it to give it a distressed appearance, and finally added the copper chain and micro beads to finish it off.

8 comments:

  1. wow this is gorgeous artwork!
    great image and colors.

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  2. Some of those are very girly for you, Sian! Like them, though!

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  3. Oh, and also - the unicorn is still around if you would like him?

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  4. They're all beautiful - if I were Carol I'd want to keep the lot - lol!

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  5. Stunning work on these houses
    Lovely art as always
    Hugs June x

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  6. Hiya Sian, I hope you are well, these are all gorgeous!! loving each of them, I think my fave is the one at the top gorgeous.joey.x

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  7. Gorgeous work Sian, You've been having so much fun,I will have to get my finger out lol. Hugs Gwen x

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  8. These are all fabulous Sian, love all of them

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