For the past few weeks, I've been teaching craft to some lovely ladies who are new migrants to my country and; we have been having a great time. I decided to show them how to take a plain paper mache box and transform it into a special gift.
I chose to make a keepsake wedding box as my example. I washed soft neutral colours in Jo Sonja's acrylic paints over the sides and base of box. Then; did my favourite technique of using sequin waste and sponging paint over the top to create a textured look.
I covered the box top with torn papers then; sponged the sequin waste over it. I made the bride from papers and embellished her with a lace veil and a pretty bouquet. I used Texture Paste to create her hair then; sponged a light fawn over the top when it was dry. Oh; the inside of the box is painted with Jo Sonja's 'White Pearl' acrylic paint which it has a pretty pearly shine to it.
This Is Stunning Judith! The Colors & Textures Are Beautiful.
ReplyDeletePrecioso trabajo, besos
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful Judith.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely box, Judith! Thank you for joining in the Reader's Art Quest at Unruly Paper Arts!
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Absolutely gorgeous! Definitely an instant heirloom. Thanks for questing with us at UPA!
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How pretty Judith, soft and a perfect box. xo
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ReplyDeleteYour box is lovely, full of soft, pretty details any bride would be proud to receive for that special day. Precious!
Rose
Oh this is so pretty Judith!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous keepsake! It's stunning! Love the design!
ReplyDeleteJudith, that is simply gorgeous! Always you make the prettiest things. :-)
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Jenny
xx