Few years back, I bought a bag of mini wooden sconces thinking perhaps I may use them for some of my miniature work. As usual, there's always a grand scheme of plan at the back of my mind hardly get executed for whatever reasons. Many years has passed, it's only very recently I managed to recall I still this bag of unused mini wooden sconces. Well, it's always not good to hoard, and I feel it's time to use them.
And here I am, using them for this month Ephemoire's project with a video tutorial. Bringing you these cute little buxom fairies!!! Aren't they whimsically cute?
Each of these little buxom fairies has their very own colour to represent themselves, as indicated by the various rose colours attached to them, as if each of them is in charged of the colours they are assigned to. They are like the guardians of the little garden they're in, ready to prune and sow the seeds within their little garden in order to be fruitful. Oh! How fun and delightful they are?
Here is the video process in how I create them...
A little close-ups of these lovely buxom fairies. I'd suppose they'd need extra wings, hence the bigger ones behind them so that they can flutter and dance as they sing.
I hope these little buxom fairies have made your day and have given a little inspirations. Below is an extensive list of supplies I used for this project with links to where to get them if you're interested in getting them:
- Ephemoire digital images (French vintage ephemera overlay, Marie Antoinette style buxom ladies)
- Finnabair Art Basics heavy gesso in white (Amazon, Scrapbook.com)
- Finnabair muscial notes acrylic clear stamps
- Ranger multi medium in gloss (Amazon, Scrapbook.com)
- Tim Holtz Distress Ink in brushed corduroy (Amazon, Blitsy, Scrapbook.com)
- Knotted wood edger chalk ink
- Docrafts acrylic paint in Linen
- Graphic 45 Botanical Tea rubber stamp
- StazOn midi in spiced chai
- Dusty Attic mini flourishes
- Acetate sheets
- Wood fillers
- Own stash (mini wooden sconces, floral stamens, green foliage, miniature roses, toothpicks)
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