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Colour me weekend …

Claudette

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16 responses to “Colour me weekend …”

  1. Osyth Avatar
    Osyth

    How delicious those are …. I see them printed onto silk and worn as scarves or dresses – red shoes would be the perfect accessory red 👠 😉

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    1. Claudette Avatar
      Claudette

      Red shoes are always the perfect accessory 🙂 Delicious is a good word for the colours, I am looking forward to getting some new colours when they finally arrive in Aus from Spain, and red will be one of them.

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      1. Osyth Avatar
        Osyth

        I look forward to seeing the results some time after that 😊

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  2. Miriam Avatar
    Miriam

    Thanks for brightening my day. These are stunning. 🌷🌸

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    1. Claudette Avatar
      Claudette

      Thanks Miriam. Glad they made your day brighter, they did it to mine too.

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  3. Ruth Avatar
    Ruth

    Beautiful! 🙂

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    1. Claudette Avatar
      Claudette

      Thanks Ruth, appreciate your encouragement.

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  4. C. J. Hartwell Avatar
    C. J. Hartwell

    Osyth is right, these would be beautiful scarves. 🙂

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    1. Claudette Avatar
      Claudette

      I do know that some people get them printed onto material, cushions, bags and such. Reckon it might be a bit costly though.

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  5. Timelesslady Avatar
    Timelesslady

    Wow…these are great. Did you mix a medium of some kind with the acrylics to enable them to mix so well? I would love to try something like this with my grandchildren. I think they would pronounce such a project, “AWESOME!”

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    1. Claudette Avatar
      Claudette

      Hi, thanks so much for your kind words. These acrylic paints were mixed with a little Floetrol (an acrylic extender) and some water. You can mix it with other mediums to get the “pouring” consistency (there are plenty of youtube videos available). You can also just use water to dilute the paint – and for children tempura paints and water should work just fine. Happy painting mess.

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        Timelesslady

        Thanks Claudette. 🙂

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  6. Brian Lageose Avatar
    Brian Lageose

    These are great. My mind immediately went to album covers, not sure why, but I mean that in a good way… 😉

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    1. Claudette Avatar
      Claudette

      Mmm, thanks. Album Covers – have to be some abstract kid of music going on there I think. Perchance you have been imbibing? or reminiscing about the psychedelic 60’S?

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  7. Dina Avatar
    Dina

    Awesome work, Claudette!

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    1. Claudette Avatar
      Claudette

      Thank you Dina, your comment is appreciated.

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