It took me one full weekend but a couple of hours each night after work to finish it. Although I used stencils for the flowers, I did not use the whole stencil design in one spot. I added flowers with paint and I also added flowers with TCW Light & Fluffy Modeling Paste.
Each part of the design that I added with modeling paste, I had to wait for it to dry before adding more. That's why it took so long. TCW Light & Fluffy Modeling Paste dries fast if you put it in front of a fan. Don't use a heat gun unless you want the paste to look bubbled.
TCW Light & Fluffy Modeling Paste is porous so when you add a little water and then add paint it's reactive. The paint will spread through the paste. I think that's why it's my favorite. Its like magic!
The Crafter’s Workshop provided me with stencils and mediums to create this project. The opinions I share are solely my own because I do love to use them.
Here is a close up of some of the flowers.
I'm currently working on two more right now. Very different from each other and this one. I'm creating paintings for a Breast Cancer Fundraiser called Scraptoberfest. Everyone buys as many tickets as they want for all the raffle prizes to get a chance to win something. It's an all day event, breakfast, lunch and dinner included. I don't scrap but I bring stuff to make cards or work in an art journal. 100% of the proceeds go towards those who need wigs, prosthetics, rent, electricity, etc.
If you want to see step out pictures of this wedding bouquet you can hop over to The Crafters Workshop Blog to see it. I also listed all the stencils I used for this project.
Thanks so much for stopping by and reading this far!
I greatly appreciate it.
What a gorgeous painting, Karenliz - your sister is a very lucky woman. Those flowers just speak of the fulness of a wedding!
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