After one heck of a lot of deliberation and changes of mind I finally found the perfect design for me to produce something quick and effective for my Challenge piece.
I printed this section of the design onto Lutradur, placed fabric behind it which is from the Stonehenge Collection by Northcott, outlined the shapes with rayon thread then painted a light layer of puff paint on the raised sections before zapping with the heat gun. And here's the result...
I couldn't capture the exact colours but they are more of a pale aqua, pale pink and grey. I think it does look better in the flesh though!
4 comments:
I havn't done much work with Lutradur so it's interesting to see how you've used it Angela. I didn't know you could use it with Puff Paint either so I've learned a lot :-)I like your interpretation.
Thanks Julie - I love working with it :o)
As with Julie, I haven't used Lutrador that much, but you have inspired me to explore its potential further. I think you started with a great image, then were able to focus down on the essence of it. Use the puff paint and heat gun on Lutrador has given a great aged effect to the image.
Thanks Kathryn...I've not used puff paint with Lutradur before so I was bit wary of what might happen, but it seems to have worked!
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