Dream - you can do it

Hi my dear Rubber Dance Friends.

Susanne here and I have a small mixed media canvas to share today. It measures only 4" x 4". The background is made with Viva Decor Inka Gold and Gesso. I don't recommend Inka Gold, because it molds - that's not good quality. But I try to use it before all of them are scruffy. Let's talk about the stamping! If you've ever tried to stamp directly onto a canvas you might have noticed, that this impression is not a crisp and clear image. If I want a clear stamped image on a canvas I stamp it onto tissue paper and adhere it with Gel Medium.

I used one of the beautiful faces from the "Da Vinci" set and some sentiments from the new "Affirmations" set designed by Katy Leitch! Adding some doodling to a mixed media pieces adds more interest to it. I use most of the time uniPOSCA markers, sometimes Acrylic markers.


Stamp sets from Rubber Dance:
Da Vinci
Affirmations

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Comments

Bibi Lindahl said…
Gorgeous, Susanne! Thank you for sharing your honest tips!
♥♥♥
Monday, October 26, 2015
Craftyfield said…
I heard the Inka Gold has a tendency to dry out... so I guess depending on the humidity level in your part of the world it will either dry out or get mouldy.
You did very well to create on such a small size Suzanne, too small or too large and I'm completely fazed!
Monday, October 26, 2015
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