Oh colour, how I love you

 Colour, yummy, yummy colour.  It makes me so happy.  I used Seta Color paints on this and strategically placed some flower shapes on it.  I put it outside to soak up the sunshine and let the paints work their magic.  Shortly thereafter the clouds moved in and the rain started.  Boo!  I am thankful I noticed right away and brought this piece inside.  I placed it under a lamp to dry but it wasn't good enough to make the magic happen.  I was disappointed but I am ever-resourceful and figured out a way to highlight the flowers I wanted to be highlighted.  I added some interference gold paint to the flowers and think it works quite well.  As always, I am looking forward to stitching this one!


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LA Paylor said…
the quilting and texture really enhance the painting... its wonderful!
LeeAnna
August 7, 2020 at 10:24 AM
For the love of geese said…
This is a beautiful piece of work. I hope I get to see what you do with it.
August 7, 2020 at 11:13 AM
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