
Hello everyone, today it’s Oleksandr Azarov with you on the Lindy’s Blog and we will create a bright decor piece for your home – a violin with flowers.
Products I used:
- blank – violin,
- prepared flowers from polymer clay,
- a selection of colors of your favorite sprays: Golden Sleigh Bells Shimmer Spray, Sea Mint Green Shimmer Spray, French Lilac Violet Shimmer Spray, Open Arms Amethyst Shimmer Spray
I covered the base of the violin with white gesso, for the application I used a sponge (this way I got a rough texture). Using a stencil, I applied a texture paste to the dried surface (in order to add texture), glued the flowers to the base.
I apply sprays in random order to the base, paint over hard-to-reach areas with a brush and mix the color transitions. I dried well with a hairdryer. The next step is to apply the embossing ink, lightly touching the protruding places and sprinkle them with embossing powder Gimme Five Gold Detail EP. I set the embossing powder using a hair dryer, you can also use a heat tool.
Now that all the components are ready, I glue the parts of the workpiece together. In the end, I decided to tie a ribbon, but I could not find a suitable ribbon in color and I painted the ribbon using the same spray colors as when painting the workpiece. After the ribbon was dry, I tied it on the violin, added an inscription, added a few drops to the flowers imitating the race, and now our violin is ready!
Lindy’s Products
- Starbursts Sprays: Golden Sleigh Bells Shimmer Spray, Sea Mint Green Shimmer Spray, French Lilac Violet Shimmer Spray, Open Arms Amethyst Shimmer Spray
- Embossing Powder: Gimme Five Gold Detail EP
Other products
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Transparent ink, white gesso, texture paste, stencil, polymer clay flowers, ribbon.
Thank you and see you soon!
What polymer clay do you use!? I have never had my embellishments come out so nice! Amazing work!