If you follow us on Twitter or Facebook, you might already know we recently received a whole bunch of new Prima!!! Here is a gorgeous project and instructions by Emiline Seet and Prima that showcases new products and some really fantastic PanPastel products!!
1. Adhere masking tapes, tissue tape and paper doily onto canvas.
2.Arrange and adhere alphabet stickers onto doily.
3.Paint a layer of gesso over the stickers and tapes.
4.Cut pattern motif from pattern paper. Adhere to top and bottom right hand corner of the canvas. Do not discard remaining pattern paper. Tuck under doily. Paint a layer of gesso over the motifs.
5. Cut out a generic shape from chipboard (or cardstock) and use it as a mask. Here, a heart shape is used. Apply PanPastel's color with a sponge applicator. Increase color control by varying pressure with the sponge. If you wish to tone down the intensity, dab some gesso over to dilute the colors.
6. Apply and mix colors using Prima's mask over the edges. One thing I like about PanPastel's is that it can be easily erased with any eraser!
7. Apply PanPastel's Color onto canvas clock (Yellow Ochre Tint and Violet Tint were combined here). For more intense color , start with the Violet tint and then applied Yellow Ochre Tint.
8. Arrange flowers, leaves and other embellishments.
9. Tie Tulle around the perimeter of the canvas.
Products used on the project above:
Some other PanPastel items we carry, in case you are a pastel lover! : )
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Fab project. Gorgeous flowers. Hugs,moni
ReplyDeleteThis is totally fabulous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial and step-out photos.
Beautiful project :)
ReplyDeletePrima, Pan Pastels = Perfect Pairing, love this , love the softness of the colors, absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteWow, this is so beautiful! Absolutely stunning! :-) xx
ReplyDeletethis truly amazing...love the pastel colour!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous project and the first time I have heard of Pan Pastels.
ReplyDeleteI love Prima!!! Sure would be nice to win those flowers - thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteWonderful project. Flowers are beautiful. Thank you for chance to win. Lily Anuska
ReplyDeleteI love the pastels. They are so pretty. The flowers are beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteDid I hear Prima?...;)
ReplyDeleteOoooh so beautiful!! This really inspired me and I'm feeling all chalky and pastel-ey at the moment!
ReplyDeleteDo glad you didn't stint on the flowers - wonderful to see a good range of blooms :-) fab project , gorgeous colours. Maddy x
ReplyDeleteThis is just lovely. Wonderful project and the flowers are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteMags
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Really beautiful! I have not experimented with pastels since college. Thanks for the boost!
ReplyDeleteKatie B.
Gorrrrgeous! I keep hearing about this product and what it can do, now I see...
ReplyDeletebreathtaking, I really wouldnt know where to start without the instructions, a wonderful insight into the process of working with stuff that i usually find pretty intimidating.
ReplyDeletethese panpastels look great fun don't they xx
ReplyDeleteGorgeous project. Would love to try Pan pastel some day. TFS
ReplyDeleteI love the flowers and Pan Pastels--fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis project is so lovely and romantic!
ReplyDeleteStunning project! i love pan pasterls, and this was a great reminder to start using them again. Thanks for sharing this gorgeous canvas. Love Prima!
ReplyDeleteOh my! I just love this!
ReplyDeleteHow pretty!
ReplyDeletelooks like fun stuff...tfs.
ReplyDeleteSo nice to see this project! Lovely
ReplyDeleteBeautiful flowers
Linda T
What a great mix of products and techniques on this project.
ReplyDeleteVery soft and feminine!
ReplyDeleteWhat an eye catching, stunning project..,.absolutely beautiful....thanks so much for the giveaway!!!
ReplyDeletethis is such an amazing project.
ReplyDeletesuch a gorgeous product...love the beautiful blooms!!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous project! I LOVE Prima!
ReplyDeleteWOW! What a stunning project!
ReplyDeleteLovely project. Very elegant.
ReplyDeleteSuch a stunning project, love how you have used the pan pastels to colour, they look so easy to use, I really want to get some of these....
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love this project! It's so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteoooh this is beautiful!!!
ReplyDeleteI love all the yummy layers in this project. The pastels add so much depth. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLovely flowers! I follow on Google Reader and I'd love to have some of these beautiful blossoms!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful project. So inspiring. My sister is recovering from surgery, I think I'll make something along this line for her as I have most of the products featured. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteThis is the first I've heard of Panpastels. I love the beautiful soft look.
ReplyDeletePan pastels are in my list for a long time. I can see they create miracles!
ReplyDeleteWOUW this looks absolutely stunning. I love pastels but admit, I´ve never heard of these before, so will definitely have a closer look at these now, no doubt. Really gorgeous project here.
ReplyDeleteStunning! Ta for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win some Prima flowers. They always make such gorgeous flowers!
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