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Rainbow Butterflies?


Yes please!!

I love rainbows and I love butterflies.  This is my latest canvas...


I used crafters acrylics, modelling paste and pearlescent medium. 


The butterfly mask/stencil is by Finnabair, and is definitely one of my favourites.


I'd like to enter this in to:
Country View Challenges - Painty
Artists Play Room
My Craft Creations
Craft My Life All Crafts Challenge


I'd love to hear what you think...
Thanks for stopping by


Comments

  1. Very pretty. I like the bold colours against the subtle butterflies

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  2. Wow, fantastic colourful creations...it looks you had great time making this beauty!
    Thank you for nice words you leave on my blog!
    Greetings from Slovenia

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  3. Really love the rainbow of colours.

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  4. LOVE this Laura; you are a true artist!!

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  5. Beautiful canvas, great colours. I love the textured butterflies!

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  6. Interesting. Lovely colours. Thank you for joining us at My Craft Creations.

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  7. Wow! This is beautiful. Love the idea and that mask is great.
    Hugs
    xx

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  8. What a gorgeous project. Thank you for joining our Challenge at Craft my life this month.

    Hugs Erin DT x

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  9. I would love very much indeed to know how you made this, maybe a step by step if you are not flaring or too done in, I love it and I don't know how you got the paint to drip like that. I NEED the stencil now too! x

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  10. What a fantastic creation you made! I like all details :-))
    Thank you for playing along with us at "Crafty my life" and I hope to see you again!
    Hugs, Andreja

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