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Monday, April 4, 2016
A Note of Thanks
So I was cleaning up the craft area (which basically means I was moving stuff around in order to find other stuff), when I came across this panel that I created last month for Winnie & Walter's 2nd Birthday Bash. At the time, I couldn't find a W&W sentiment in my stash that I thought worked with it, so I ended up setting it aside and only now unearthed it.
The painted panel was based on the one in this inspiration photo that Taheerah supplied:
I just loved that painting and created the panel using a mix of Izink reindeers, Distress Paints, acrylic paint, and gesso. It was just an exercise in fun and I really wanted to make it the star of the show.
I just added a simple mat, and a sentiment from Papertrey's Happy Trails stamp set, and then popped up the painted panel.
Hope you had a great weekend! I'll be back tomorrow with a fun Neat & Tangled team up.
Miriam, this is beautiful....LOVE it.
ReplyDeleteI remember when you showed me this panel! So glad to see it finally make its way onto a card, and it's every bit as gorgeous as I remember!
ReplyDeleteWOW. Stunning, Miriam!
ReplyDeleteLove it!
Love how the panel turned out!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Glad you found it:)
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Miriam! Reminds me how much I miss oil painting. Very inspirational!
ReplyDeleteWow!! Great take on that painting!! Love it!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous piece, definitely belongs in a frame!
ReplyDeleteWow, Miriam, you did an awesome job with that! I "attempted" to make a project based on the picture, BIG fail, big lol!!
ReplyDeleteWow you practically created the inspiration image - amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh, it's the star of the show all right! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine how much fun you must have had...it translates into this gorgeous creation!
ReplyDeleteTotally gorgeous! & your 'clean up' sounds just like mine!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Wow, I'm in awe!
ReplyDeletethat's a gorgeous card- your painting is just brilliant. You should do larger ones!!x
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful take on that painting, Miriam--love your art!
ReplyDeleteOh my word!! I LOVE this panel!!! STUNNING!!
ReplyDeleteWhoah!! That is amazingly inspired, MP! VERY cool! This goes in your (often filled) category of WAY more than just a card. :)
ReplyDeleteI also sadly relate to the "cleaning" part. I keep trying and I'm going to use the word "shifting" henceforth. :) :)
SO cool! This looks like something you would mass produce and sell in an upscale stationary store!!
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