Flower Garden by Karen

The combination of sun and rain that we are having at the moment seems to have brought out the brightest colours in the flowers. I have created a flower garden on a wooden support and edited a short video for you of the process:

I love using Brusho colours as a woodstain. They are not permanent but great for indoor use.

Thanks for visiting today. I hope this inspires you to create your own bouquets of flowers and, if you haven't already, to try  Brusho on wood.  

Aztec eco metallic paint starter paint

Brusho 24 Colour Boxed Set

15g brusho

Jellyfish mini canvas with Ewelina

 

Heatwave is here and all I can think of is seaside - doesn't matter where; it can be the British one or it can be a hot Mediterranean one... I really don't mind... as long as I can feel the sea breeze on my face and sand in between my toes... hmmm

In my thoughts still enjoying the ocean, I had some fun with the EyeConnect Crafts 'Totem Jellyfish' - the elements are usually connected using tiny buttons (it slows the elements to move), but, to allow for perfect coverage, I opted for hot gluing the parts together. 

It was an obvious choice to use Sea Green and Turquoise Brusho as the main colours; to add texture and sparkle, I generously added Iridescent Violet SprinkleIT all over the jellyfish and the background.

You can watch the tutorial here:

Hope you have found some inspiration here today.

Have a great week!

Ewelina

Brusho Crystals