I hope you are all having, or have had a wonderful Easter Weekend!
Today, I have the pleasure of kicking off the first of our four Destination Inspiration posts for April over at A Vintage Journey.
I am just giving you a hint of my creation and I hope you will visit A Vintage Journey to see how I finished off this canvas..... using the following four ingredients:
Today, I have the pleasure of kicking off the first of our four Destination Inspiration posts for April over at A Vintage Journey.
Product - Distress Paint
Substrate - Canvas
Technique - Grungepaper flowers (Vol 1 of Tim's CC3C Book, page 65)
Colour - Picket Fence
I also hope you will join in this month's challenge, 'Through the Looking Glass' set by our lovely Creative Guide, Julia, which you can find HERE.
And here is a little something I made just to say Happy Easter to you all! I used Tim Holtz's faux chocolate bunny technique which you can find here.
As always, thanks so much for looking! Hugs, Anne xx
And here is a little something I made just to say Happy Easter to you all! I used Tim Holtz's faux chocolate bunny technique which you can find here.
As always, thanks so much for looking! Hugs, Anne xx
Beautiful keepsake for your Friends special birthday and a cheer up with all those lovely bright flowers, great project Anne :-) xxx
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ReplyDeleteSuch an adorable project :)
Who would believe that your first two colours could end up looking so different. The crackle and Picket fence totally transformed them. Thank you for the step by step Anne and your friend will adore this canvas.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a special Easter break.
Warm crafty hugs from Shirl x x x
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Such a great canvass Anne, full of wonderful tecniques and a lovely composition. Hope you are having a relaxing and enjoyable weekend. Nikki x
ReplyDeleteyour canvas is amazing Anne and loving your cute easter project too...happy easter my friend...hugs kath xxx
ReplyDeleteI'm off to see what you've been up to with those ingredients but had to say how much I love your little Easter treat! Perfect for this time of year. Hope you've both been having a good weekend. Jenny xxx
ReplyDeleteHi Anne I love your Easter bunnies so pretty.. Off to have a look at the guide for the canvas. Wishing you a wonderful Easter Monday. X
ReplyDeleteYour Easter decoration is gorgeous Anne. I shall defintely be popping by later to take a closer look at your canvas, the colours are so beautiful.
ReplyDeletehugs Sue xx
Beautiful canvas Anne. I love the background colours and the splash of colour created by the flowers is lovely.
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Toni xx
Must go over for a look, the canvas looks interesting and the bunnies are so sweet.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you both, Angela x
Amazing background, off I go to see more. Love your little chocolate bunnies in the glass! Happy Easter to you! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteGreat background and the choccy bunnies are stunning lots of huggles Sue xx
ReplyDeleteYour Easter egg scene is delightful Anne - bet those bunnies and eggs are delicious too. The sneak peek looks fab - off to check it out... Enjoy the rest of the weekend, Nicola x
ReplyDeleteOoh I love this, the bunnies are so beautiful! Hope you had a lovely Easter weekend :)
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The canvas is beautiful Anne but I just LOVE that crackled background. The colours are stunning and the crackle just amazing. Hope you are still enjoying the Easter weekend x
ReplyDeleteso cute those bunnies Anne - you are teasing with that canvas aren't you? Off to see what you did! Hugs my friend x
ReplyDeleteWow! liking the look of that Canvas. Mmmm!!! interesting, wonder what you will amaze us with???
ReplyDeleteLoving the little ornament it so darned cute
Hope you had a great Easter
Patricia xx
A brilliant DI piece Anne and a fantastic tutorial to go along with it. Your little Easter piece is so clever and adorable! Hope you had a wonderful Easter too!
ReplyDeleteJust popped over to say how much I love your canvas and get a surprise with your gorgeous Easter project...so sweet.
ReplyDeleteJulie x
LOVE LOVE LOVE your bunnies!!! I'm off to look at your canvas now, but the textures and colors are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI just popped over & left you a comment, your finished canvas is beautiful. Cute Easter bunnies too!
ReplyDeleteAmy x
I just popped over & left you a comment, your finished canvas is beautiful. Cute Easter bunnies too!
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Beautiful canvas - those crackles are gorgeous but so is the top layer with the flowers. A lovely gift for a friend!! Love your bunnies too.... Elaine xx
ReplyDeleteYou mean those are not real chocolate bunnies -- I think I must have a weep! We are off on our big move tomorrow so I will not be around for a while. The friend who will get your beautiful canvas is so lucky to have you for a good friend. The love of a true friend pulls us through many a trauma.
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Anne, you lost me on the chocolate bunnies! What a lovely Easter treat you created for us! I just love that and have to PIN it! Your canvas is of course gorgeous. Hope your Easter was wonderful! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteYou temptress you! Now I have to go and see what I am missing because I just love what you have done to that canvas.
ReplyDeleteGreat little Easter Bunny project - love it!
Hugs & Thanks for visiting me today - Neet 20 (started with a cold, feeling yuk, off back to bed) xx
Love your project Anne! and your sweet bunnies! I rushed out to find some little resin bunnies and the ones I found were bigger than one piece of silver from the Hershey Kisses and so I was wrapping two pieces around it and it was loose - and I tried to glue it --- then I put all the stuff away - and will try it again next year!!! Yours looke so pretty with the colored foil and inside the clear egg!
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm so late dropping by Anne, another one of those weeks :( This is so sweet, I love those bunnies! Hope you had a happy Easter, I'm now off to look at your canvas,hugs Carole Z X
ReplyDeleteyour makes were gorgeous and wow love those bunnies...playing catch up xx
ReplyDeleteFabulous inspiration post and I could just look at the background on it's own, absolutely beautiful. Ruth x
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