Tic Tock was a great example of this. Over the course of three weeks it not only changed shape but also changed colour. Here are a few photos of the finished piece used in the class. I had a great evening. Thank you to everyone who came along.
Tuesday 8 February 2011
Tic Tock
I don’t like showing previews of classes before they take place for many reasons but also because it gives me time to play around with the final project, right up until the very last minute.
Tic Tock was a great example of this. Over the course of three weeks it not only changed shape but also changed colour. Here are a few photos of the finished piece used in the class. I had a great evening. Thank you to everyone who came along.
The next class in this series is “Our House (in the middle of our street)” taking place in March. Hope to see you there.
Tic Tock was a great example of this. Over the course of three weeks it not only changed shape but also changed colour. Here are a few photos of the finished piece used in the class. I had a great evening. Thank you to everyone who came along.
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Stunning Project Julie. Saw it in the shop before it was all put together. The finished piece is beautiful. Love the colours. I bet everyone thoroughly enjoyed this project x
Wow! This is so cool! Just loooove it :-)
Beautifull!!!
Thanks for sharing your talent i loved this class ......just wish mine looked as good as yours.....
Just stunning - i love it! x
How did you get the black swirls? Is it a stamp?
The black swirls are an Inkadinkadoo Stamp. The design is originally stamped onto face tissue (single ply) and then stuck to the background with the paints.
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