Something different. I covered plastic eggs in yellowed ledger paper--papier mache style--then rolled them in silver paint and fine gold glitter while still wet. After drying I tied them uyp with ribbon and set them in a basket with mom and dad bird. Dad perched on a cream colored candle with some help from the hot glue gun. I usually work in very bright colors, but I liked working with the various shaded of blue here. The ladies at PDC boost my confidence with their very sweet comments on everything I've done so far. They spend a lot of time and effort spreading their love and it is appreciated!
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Donna
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What a lovely Easter basket. Someone would be so lucky to receive this for their basket. Love the idea of the gold and silver eggs and they turned out beautifully! Glad you played along with us at PDCC again!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great way to interpret the colour challenge, and a lovely little basket for Easter too, really pretty! It's nice to see you joining in with us again over at the Play Date Cafe challenge!
ReplyDeleteVery unique way to make this week's colors work for you ! Love having mixed media art at The Play Date Cafe : )
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful, Jo! Love your eggs and your adorable bird family!! Thanks for playing with the PDCC!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty basket,I love the neutrals and blues,it looks soft and elegant.
ReplyDeleteWOW--great interpretation of the color combo! Great eggs--they turned out beautiful!! Thanks for playing along with us at the PDCC!
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