Here's a closeup of the little birdie.
Little Singing Birdie flew in by way of The Porkchop Show! Check out Scott's wood cuts in his etsy shop. He makes them by applying paper imagery to 1/8" thick baltic birch board and then cutting the pieces with a laser. The results are simply incredible. I am sooooo happy I found him!
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aiiii, it turned out so good! somany possibilities with this idea. i hope you make more...i can see houses and children and angels and oceans and couples and wedding cakes and...the list goes on! make some more!!!
Thank you Mystele. I have another shadow box this size and one that is larger. Yes, the possibilities are ENDLESS! (smiles)
PS . . . I'm only about 3 hours away from owning one of your originals on Ebay!!!
Hi Sherry!
I simply LOVE your Peeled Paint technique piece . . . it is totally AWESOME!!!!
It was nice meeting you at Carson two weeks ago!!!!!! Have fun!!!!!!!
Thank you Michi - It was nice meeting YOU as well! xoxo
Okay this is great! I read it in my head as peeling PAINT technique and I'm looking and thinking - what's up with this? It ain't peeling, but it's still pretty - then I finally GOT IT! I even like the bird and I don't like birds as a rule. :O)
great work, Sherre!
Michi thought it was paint as well :-) Thanks for looking and commenting Cheeka!
Incredibly cool!
Very nice. i really have to try this technique. I also really like the way you worked on the frame. This color from golden is definitly my favorite (so many possibilities with it)
So pretty, sweet and innovative! Can't wait to peel some paper! Lisa
Beautiful Sherre, such a great combination of color and technique!
I will have to go rediscover Claudine's book again too!
Denise
This is a wonderful bird collage.
This looks great Sherry!
I love when I "find" my books too
:-)
Mary, Karine, Lisa, Denise, Alexandra and Mary Hunt . . .thank you for stopping by!
I'm soooooo looking forward to my 2 week off in August. I have so many projects to get started on and projects to get completed!
Lovely! I think it turned out WONDERFUL! Thanks for sharing the tutorial, I may have to give it a try.
THIS is the piece I saw because I was so intent on getting my hands on the little birdies, that I forgot to post! I remember the peeled paper technique that I wanted to see...Thanks for sending me the links!
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