1 Traceable of the Spring Church from the Jingle & Mingle Spring Event
1 page of Hand lettered Words to trace onto the sign or cut out and apply
4 Vintage Pages to add touches of the past
Tools to Try: 1 Neo Color water soluble crayon to add pops of color
Tools to Try: 1 Watersoluble Pencil to add detail
Tools to Try: Sampler of Gloss Medium for thin translucent layers of color
Strands of Coordinating Floss
1 Bag of buttons & bling from Pam's stash to add dimensionto your painting
The tutorial for preparing the Manger Card Holder will be taught LIVE on the PCD FB page
This set does NOT include the acrylic paint, mod podge or paint brushes. there are only a few additional supplies that you will need for this project. A supply list and list of suggested colors will be emailed to you.
ABOUT THIS Spring Church PROJECT: This project is capturing many of my favorite things... little country churches, spring colors, soft layers. old hymns and book pages. I'm excited to have you PAINT this with me!!
In this project I will guide you in using spring paint colors, vintage pages, scrapbook papers fibers and bling to create a beautiful of art for a Spring table display, wall decor or as and unique art attachment for a Spring Wreath.
Your creativity is a wonderful gift! In this project I will show you how you can use it to tell a story or create a piece that reflects sweet memories
I will show you my technique to paint layers of thin translucent colors for a soft background to paint a little primitive chapel. I’m including words that you can use a layer of collage to your piece or as a traceable to letter the words onto your painting.
I chose to not drill a hole in this circle. I’ve added a metal hanger to the back so that I can add it to a wreath or hang on the wall.
If you struggle to coordinate your colors, it's ok! I've got that covered for you! I've selected beads & bling from my stash and curated a beautiful blend to add dimension and interest to your painting. I will send you a supply list with your purchase and even send you pictures of my actual paint color so that you can pull from your own stash.
