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Friday, September 5, 2014

Dress-form OTP- Flying Unicorn September Kit


The off the page project in the September Flying Unicorn Kit is fabulous. Its a paper mache dress-form and I had a blast creating a mixed media dress for it.



I started draping pieces of cheese cloth on the dress-form and gluing them with matte gel medium. I kept on adding layers until I was satisfied with the thickness and composition of the dress.


Once the gel dried, I painted the dress using two different shades of turquoise golden paint. I also added some gold colour in some areas


Once the paint dried, I used the gel medium to create a glittery texture on the bottom part of the dress.


Finally I stamped a pattern on the top part of the dress and added some Flying Unicorn metal embellishments to decorate the dress. I even added a little butterfly necklace.


Products:
Dress-form- Unknown (Flying Unicorn kit)
cheese cloth
Metal embellishments: Flying Unicorn
Paint: Golden fluid acrylic paint: teal and phtalo blue
Prima Color Bloom spray: Gold foil
glitter: Sampendous
Stamp: Prima 
Ranger black archival ink
jute trim: Prima


I just loved creating  and building this mixed media dress. 
I hope it inspires you!
Have a wonderful day!




4 comments:

Jaya Raghuvanshi said...

Wow! This is a stunning pieces of art Keren! I love the way you transformed the dress form.. the cheese cloth layers look fabulous!

mamablitger said...

Keren your dressform is gorgeous !!! Love the way you used the cheesecloth to drape around it and left it very "airy" at the lower part... And fab colors ! And such lovely metal decorative elements !!!
Wow... Love it !!
Thanks for sharing your ART !!!!
Hugs from Monica ... Spain

cebelica said...

This is amazing. Who could have thought that a piece of cheesecloth could make such a great dress. Awesome! xx

Eila Sandberg said...

Looks just fabulous! a dress that would look stunning on you! floating and flirty, pretty and feminine all at one! Beautifully created sweetie! xoxo