Wednesday, 5 November 2008

Mermaid canvas


I made this for my friends birthday. It's made using a stamp from Third Coast Stampers (who I love). Huge thanks to Paula who first put me on to these because I saw her gorgeous card using this stamp in Craft Stamper magazine! I stamped the image in Stazon then used acrylic paints to build up dimension. The shell's were from a Hawaiian lay that I was given on my honeymoon (hey, there's no room for sentimentality in crafting LOL) I am pretty pleased with the result if I do say so myself. It actually turned out more or less to how I pictured it in my head :o)

19 comments:

crafty creations said...

What a stunning canvas Claire - love it and I'm sure your friend will be thrilled

Ang C said...

this is stunning!!!!!

Ann said...

WOW Claire - it's stunning, lucky friend & I'm sure they will be over the moon with it. xx

Lesley said...

It's a fab canvas Claire, great stamp too xx

Viv said...

Claire this is simply fabulous!

Sid said...

Fantastic art.....love the stamp and the dimension achieved with the acrylics.

Andrea said...

WOW Claire this is fab,love it
xx

ju said...

Ab Fab - love it !x

joanne wardle said...

great texture!

Sue said...

Wow Claire, that is very lovely!!!

SueHart said...

It's wonderful, Claire. well done. x

Mags said...

Wow Claire, this is stunning, love the texture to it.

sam21ski said...

Fantastic Claire and you can actually see it's textured from the photo which is an achievement in itself!!! Brilliant, well done

Anonymous said...

what a gorgeous canvas...think youve truly done the stamp justice.She a beautiful stamp isnt she!

Heather Robinson said...

Like you, I am a huge fan of these Third Coast Stampers stamps but I have honestly never seen this one used in a more beautiful way. It is like her hair is just part of the water. Gorgeous!

Anonymous said...

Beautiful canvas Claire! x

Sarah said...

This really is stunning Claire I love the beautiful stamp you used gorgeous xx

Lisa Fulmer said...

wow, this is stunning!

Zuzu's Blog said...

My most favourite stamp ever... nice job with it :-)