Sunday, 25 January 2015

Day 25 - A little parchment project!

Hello Everyone,

Welcome to Sunday's post and I hope that you are enjoying a lovely day off, chilling and doing just what you want to do.

Yesterday we had parchment class at the shop and all of our lovely ladies loved the project - the main focus for learning was the colouring which is one of my favourite techniques in parchment craft.
I thought I would share this with you - I know that Parchment crafters are a relatively small bunch compared with papercrafters but I hope you enjoy it.

The pattern is a bit of a mix and match from 3 different patterns - I do like to mix it up a bit! the Roses were taken from a pattern from a friend of Let's Create Maria Maidment - I added a few leaves here and there as there was a butterfly in the pattern which I didn't want to add. The ribbon threading was taken from another pattern which I have had since 2010. 
Here are a couyple of closer shots of the roses.

 
I used Spectrum Noir pencils to colour the design - they really are a fabulous, and affordable, colouring medium. I also used the blending solution on a number of areas to smooth and blend out where it needed it.

I hope that, even if you are not into this craft, you like the project.  

Hope that you enjoy the rest of your weekend and hope that you can find time to leave a comment.  Not many more days left to be in with a chance to win some blog candy by popping a comment in .
Thankyou for popping in.
Bye for now
Jo xx

17 comments:

  1. This is beautiful Jo, the colouring and blending is fantastic. Have done a bit of parchment in the past but not for a few years now, perhaps I should give it a go again.

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  2. Absolutely stunning ,the colouring is beautiful ,something I'm not good at.
    Marion H

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  3. Painting is brilliant Jo, well done, I have done parchment in the past so can relate to all the work in this card..I have had a couple of hours deco patching a coffee jar, very relaxing, thank you to Caroline for introducing me to the craft. X

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  4. This is really lovely Jo, I havent done any parchment
    Craft.
    Have bought some vellum and am busy trying different things with it though!
    XxxRuth

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  5. Hi Jo really enjoyed the class yesterday though it was stressful. Not finished yet but am half way through completing the border. Joined the Joy of Parchment Facebook group today. It is lovely to see what everyone else is doing.

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  6. Hi Jo, sorry I also wanted to add it will be a sense of achievement when I finish it.

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  7. This is so pretty Jo, the roses are gorgeous colours x Susan x

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  8. This is just beautiful such lovely colours, I'd really like to have a go at this sometime.

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  9. What a stunning card. I've not done any parchment craft, but I love to see it! I don't think I would have the patience to do it!

    Carolyn B x

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  10. A lovely project but taken out of my comfort zone, especially for a beginner!

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  11. Beautiful piece of work.So good to be back at class, forgot how much I enjoyed it and all the parchers company- Jo you could have warned me how much colouring there would be !!!!!!
    Really taken out of my comfort zone as I am definitely a gridwork parcher however will complete it but it might take me a while xx

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  12. I've finished mine today. Yippee. Doing the 3 rows definitely worked. Didn't break one.

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  13. Hi Jo, Wow I really love this, wish I could do parchment craft.
    Jenny

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  14. Hi Jo, Wow I really love this, wish I could do parchment craft.
    Jenny

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  15. Hi Jo, Wow I really love this, wish I could do parchment craft.
    Jenny

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  16. Hi Jo
    Such a pretty card you clever lady...
    I think all parchment crafters are amazing & have so much patience with making beautiful cards & craft projects...
    Lovely card Jo..

    Crafty Hugs
    Haze xx

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