Well I have had a go and given it my best shot! As always 'click image to enlarge'
My friend Kath gave me some beer mats - which I have prepared with Gesso, so decided to use one for this challenge.
A scrap and I mean a scrap it only just fitted the coaster - of ancient material - I knew it would come in handy - was used to cover one side of the coaster.
I printed out an image and enhanced it with inks - love that blue colour! It took ages to dry! I then cut out the section I wanted, and glued that on too. I cut out a little phrase and adhered that too - rather fiddly!
I found some vintage buttons in my rusty old button tin, and stuck those on too - I was going to sew them but the coaster is rather thick so didn't want to risk messing it u
I added blue to the buttons to take off the shine a bit - but I might wipe it off - as I am not 'sure about it' what do you think? I either need to add a lot more blue - or to return them back to their original colour.
I distressed the material so that was frayed and ran a black ink pad around it to enhance the fraying.
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Love that image you've chosen and I think the buttons are ok - well they look ok on my screen because they pick up the blue on the girl's dress.
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Stunning Lottie and I love the buttons they look so well "used" - the liitle girl looks so intent ion her work - thank you so much for joining the Lotstodo Challenge with such a gorgeous piece
ReplyDeleteI think the buttons look ok too - lovely piece of work Miss L
ReplyDeletea stunning piece of work
ReplyDeleteI really love the nostalgia in this piece and the touches of blue are just right...great image..
ReplyDeletewow its a great image, you have done a fantastic job with it, well done, Jaqi
ReplyDeleteIt's gorgeous Lottie! x
ReplyDeleteits lovely
ReplyDeleteI think it's stunning too! Well done on yet another fabulous piece of artwork. xx
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite pieces of yours. The colours work perfectly, great balance and composition Lottie .
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