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Monday, 11 February 2019

Doing the Spring Fling

Good Morning everyone.

After getting these fantastic zinski art sheep stamps for christmas i decided to do a little dimension box frame picture for my wall to replace my penguin one i made.  

I used a mix of stamping and die cutting to build my spring scene.  Finished size is 10x8"


Taking a piece of card 10x8 in size i added blue ink for the sky.  On another piece i used green inks, i die cut this one with curved border dies into 4 pieces, i then added some more detail with a grass & foliage stencil and inks.  I layered these bits up onto the base panel.  From brown card i die cut a fence and tree.  On the tree i used starlight paints in green for the leaves and dots of pink to act as blossom.  I added a bit of green to the fence to age it. 

From a left over scrap of orange/yellow inked card i die cut the sun. From more inked snippets i die cut lots of little birds and rabbits.

I stamped the sheep onto white card and simply coloured with derwent inktense pencils, i like using these on home decor projects as once water set they are permanent & colourfast, so ideal for then working over the top of, also the vibrancy lasts well.  Anyway i coloured them in vibrant colours, fuzzy cut out.  I cut out second heads which i added with glue gel to add dimension. 

I arranged them into my field scene.  As i had cut the arms and legs off them (ouch) i doodled some simple arms and legs for the front two and cut out and arranged on my sheep - The left one is sure doing a swinging fling😀 

I stamped the fun words that came with the stamps, cut out and arranged at the bottom.  I die cut using alpha dies the words spring fling from white foam.  I then arranged all the little birds and rabbits to finish. 



I had also added glossy accents and glitter highlights to the sheep.  




This one just shows the picture in its box frame.


Its a riot of colour and fun. I love seeing all the animals and birds coming out for Spring, even when you let the cows and calves out into the fields after a winter indoors they kick their legs and gallop and frolic full of spring fever. 

Items used:
Paperartsy Zinski art stamps 'ZA26'
Memory box tree, birds, fence die
MFT sun die
IO rabbit die
Curved border edge dies
Alpha dies
Distress inks
Oxide inks
Brushos
Imagination crafts starlight paints




Id like to enter the following:


do-allkreatives/2019/02/26-mixed-media - different inks, paints, foam


Thank you all for stopping by and all your amazing comments last week.  I hope you all have a good week. Hugs Emma



21 comments:

  1. What a wonderful spring theme image Emma, love the adorable sheep images and fabulous scene x

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  2. Fun wall hanging love those colourful sheep and your sentiment

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  3. What a brilliant project. Such fun and I bet you smile every time you look at it.
    Pam x

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  4. Wow.. what a fab mess! I love the cute and funny sheeps! Pretty done..

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  5. a wonderful work of art love it Ginny
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  6. What a fabulous creation, Emma...it's full of the joy of spring! I couldn't help but smile when I saw it, and I'm sure this scene will be a fun replacement for the penguins!
    Hugs, Kathleen

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  7. Your sheep are just too cute Emma.

    Hugs Diane

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  8. Full of colour and amazement, love it x

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  9. Brilliant card Emma - it certainly is a riot of colour and fun! Just what we need right now!
    Fatima x

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  10. Hi Emma, a super pic to welcome spring in, love all the sheep in their bright woolly coats. Have a wonderful week... Megan

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  11. Love it Emma, Great fun , an other super piece of work jxx

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  12. You created a really beautiful and funny spring scene. I especially like the tree with the little birdies. I hope spring will come soon… can not see this grey sky any more!

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  13. Absolutely fantastic creation ... so much detail to look at and admire ... Steph x

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  14. This is Outstanding Emma.

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  15. Beautiful! Thanks for joining our challenge at the Craft Stamper blog!

    Majo -DT ♥

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  16. Wonderful, colourful project that made me smile :)
    Thanks for playing with us at Craft Stamper blog challenge ❤

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  17. What a lovely project :-)
    Thanks for playing along with our Do-Al(l) Kreatives Challenge.

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  18. This is A-MAZ-ING Emma, I love it all. Love all the cheerful colours and crazy dancing sheep. The horses at the rescue centre seem to be enjoying the sun and like the sheep are springing and charging around too. Big hugs Kirsty. x

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  19. Very crazy. Cool!
    Thanks for joining us at the DAK Challenge.
    Greetings Andrea

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