Wednesday 16 February 2011

Sing, Bird, Sing. by Alison Hall

Hi, Alison here again. This time I've been playing with mini canvases, Claudine Hellmuth Studio paint & wax.


I started off by adding some texture to the mini canvases, with some Viva Terra. When this was dry, I painted them with two shades of Claudine Hellmuth Studio paint, then blended them with some blank canvas Studio paint. Once they were dry, I stamped the script from Calligraphic Mat 12 with smidge of blue paint.

I melted some natural bees wax in my project pan, in the melt pot, then brushed some over the mini canvases. I stamped the little birdhouse from Birds of a Feather, and the bird & phrase from Birdsong Elements, onto music sheet, cut them out, then used the melted wax to adhere them to the canvases.


My base is a piece of corrugated card, that I painted with the blue Studio paint, then I adhered some torn music sheet with some melted wax.

Finally, I used strong glue to attach the canvases to the base, then attached a piece of Ranger lace chain with some metal brads, as a hanger.

I had a lot of fun making this piece, thanks for looking! xx

15 comments:

  1. OOOH! Love the blue and the birds.
    Now I need to dust off my blank canvas...

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  2. Fabulous, Alison - love the blues .

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  3. How wonderful. Great texture and wonderul colours.

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  4. Gorgeous blue hue! Love the texture :)
    xoxo Sioux

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  5. Gorgeous colours & texture, love it Alison xxx

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  6. Gorgeous colours and wonderful texture. A really lovely piece.

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  7. The blue is so striking Ali, love the boldness and composition X

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  8. Lovely colours and textures. Love the blue birds too.

    Gr. Marja

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  9. Wondeful textures you have going on there Alison :)
    Von x

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  10. Beautiful art Alison, loving it loads x

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  11. This is beautiful Alison.
    xxx Hazel.

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  12. What a beautiful piece of work. I love the blues you've used and the way you've put all the "bits" together to make a fab wall hanging

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