Welcome to the third and final day of the Girls, Giggles, Glitter and Glue Blog Hop. I'm glad that you have come by again today. Please be sure to follow Peg's Crafting Corner and leave a comment on each day's projects to be entered into the giveaway. I will pick a winner on tomorrow and post it here so keep watching!Today I'm sharing a project that was sitting on my desk the past few days. Another hobby of mine is painting. I have done it on and off for many years and even belonged to a painting club several years ago. Life got busy so I had to stop going, but the artist in me never did stop. Recently, I began to paint again after not picking up a brush for 2 years. You can see some of my other work in my blog posts if you look through.
I was wanting to do something mixed media style this time instead of the basic acrylic work I normally do so I dug out one of my favorite stamps that I received in one of the Girls, Giggles, Glitter and Glue swaps and stamped her onto watercolor paper. I, then, painted her using watercolor paints and added the background. The clouds are from a white ink pad and were put on using a cosmetic wedge that I rounded with a pair of scissors.
I was really happy with the way she turned out. This was just a fun project that I did in my free time to take care of my painting urge, but I just may end up framing her and putting her on display in my craft area. Now, I need to find another project to start next. You never know what I may do.
Thanks for stopping by and allowing me to share my work with you! Be sure to keep coming back and seeing what I'm up to next. You can, also, see what I'm creating for Create for Less, Mixed Media Arts and Cut Out + Keep by using the links on the right to go to their websites, as well. Leave me a comment here or on one of them when you can. I'd love to hear from you!
Happy Creating Everyone!
~Peg
Here is a list of all of the blogs in case you have joined us in the middle of the hop or have gotten lost along the way:
Stephanie Collins: http:// mamascrapper69.blogspot.com /
Amanda Rhodes: http:// salnclts76.blogspot.co...m/
Paula Driver: http:// scrapyourworld1.blogspot.co m/
Norma Gomez: http:// normagomezart.blogspot.com/
Kyla Schrake: www.fwast.blogspot.com
Michele Quam: www.Chelmariescreativecorn er.blogspot.com
Steff Munnings: www.EmbellishItAll.blogspo t.com
Peg Rounds: www.pegscraftingcorner.blo gspot.com
Stephanie Bargelski: http:// stephaniebscreativedesigns. blogspot.com/
Amanda Rhodes: http://
Paula Driver: http://
Norma Gomez: http://
Kyla Schrake: www.fwast.blogspot.com
Michele Quam: www.Chelmariescreativecorn
Steff Munnings: www.EmbellishItAll.blogspo
Peg Rounds: www.pegscraftingcorner.blo
Stephanie Bargelski: http://
LOVE your Dolly mix media painting!! Stephanie B's Creative designs
ReplyDeletewow this is awesome. loved the way you used your prima doll. my daughter would love to do something like this with my dolls. ill have to show her.
ReplyDeleteShe turned out very cute!!!
ReplyDeleteShe is beautiful! I do painting every once in a while too, probably in spurts! And I love paper craftings and mixed media too! Thanks for sharing, Germaine
ReplyDeleteYour painting is so sweet. Love it.
ReplyDeleteLoved the scene you created for the image. Well done.
ReplyDeletewow!! this is very beautiful!! love your painting!!
ReplyDeleteI love that you used one of the Prima Dolls in your painting. What a great idea! It turned out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteYour painted Prima doll is very cute. I would frame her!!
ReplyDeletePaula Driver
wow! it's beautiful your coloring is awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreat idea to paint her in watercolors, very cheery!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteShe turned out beautiful for an urge of painting...definitely frame her and show her off in your craftroom.
ReplyDeleteI love your Julie Nutting doll and the beautiful colors you used to paint her and the scenery!
ReplyDeleteLove the doll stamping. I haven't tried it yet, but it looks like fun.
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