Hobby Art Birds & Dylusions Paints

Good morning, Kirsten here, happy Friday. I posted the last of my 

Inka Gold projects on Monday, so I thought I'd show you the cards & heart I made with the Hobby Art Birds on Wire stamp & Dylusions acrylic paints............

Lemon Zest background, Squeezed Orange applied with a toothbrush & Postbox Red around the border..........

Bubblegum Pink & Squeezed Orange applied with a baby wipe, Vibrant Turquoise around the border.....

Crushed Grape, Bubblegum Pink, Squeezed Orange & Fresh Lime...........

Shimmer Blue Brusho Shimmer spray applied through the 

Imagination Crafts Hexagons stencil. Black Soot Distress ink applied through the TCW Tiny Circles stencil. Circles made with White Linen Dylusions paint & a bottle cap...........

London Blue, Vibrant Turquoise, Squeezed Orange, Lemon Zest.......... Cut Grass through a stencil. Birds stamped onto card painted first with London Blue.......

MDF heart covered with crumpled tissue paper, then  painted with London Blue mixed with a tiny amount of Black Marble. Small heart punched out from card painted with Postbox Red, covered with Glossy Accents. Silver Inka Gold applied to the tissue paper creases.........

I absolutely loved working with the Dylusions paints. They are incredibly easy to blend, a little goes a long way, they dry quickly & as you can see, the colours are gorgeous.

                                      

Today is Class Day, you can read Lisa's newsletter with class information HERE. Various items on the website will be red flagged later this morning, as they will be on sale at the class. The shop will be open from 2.30 this afternoon until 9.30 tonight. The website will be updated by early next week.

I hope to be back tomorrow with a review of the classes. Finally, the current blog challenge will end tomorrow night at midnight, so there's still time to enter your Inka Gold projects, for a chance to win a £20 e-voucher to spend at lisbdesigns.co.uk

Thanks for visiting the blog today, have a great Friday.

Kirsten