The Mixed Media Monday challenge is using “paint”.
I created these fabric/paper pieces and washed them with different paints.
The process begins by painting plain muslin with a glue and water mixture, adding torn pieces of thin papers and then covering those with tissue paper and paints.
The gold edges are done with a hot glue gun and a Krylon pen. I stitched on the gold beads with needle and thread.
It’s a magical process that the talented, Beryl Taylor teaches.
She is such a talented, creative and generous artist. I highly recommend taking one of her classes if you ever have the opportunity!
Magpie's Nest ~*~ Patty Szymkowicz 
Woooooooooooooooow OMG what a unbelievable background. Absolutely stunning creation. Love it.
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This is just beautiful! I recognize Berly’s technique, but you definitely made this your own. Stunning!
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fantastic artwork!
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fabulous!!!
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Oh ! it’s really wonderful ! love the papers superposition ! reeally great !
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Hi Patty – this is a wonderful piece! Thankyou for explaining the process – amazing! Diane
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Patty das Teil ist super schön geworden.
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Wonderful artwork, Patty!
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Wow, Patty, this is beautiful! So glad to see you’re back and that you had a great time!! I love your heart and three diamonds….special
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Hey Patty! I’m so sorry I missed you at Art&Soul. I was looking for you, the only person I saw was Jill. Hope you had a great time.
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beautiful! I really liked the technique 🙂
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This is amazing. ‘Nuff said.
Gaye
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That is truly stunning! I can’t believe how you made it – great work.
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Gosh, I absolutely love this!
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Fabulous!!!
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Beautiful and such calming color, I love it.
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That’s gorgeous! I love it!!!
I wish I could see and feel it in person.
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I absolutely adore this piece. Beautiful! Love the edging technique also. I’m going to try this on my next project.
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This really is beautiful work, I love everything about it.
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Oh Patti , what a wonderful textural piece, looks amazing:)
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Its fabulous.
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fantastic Patty. I looked at that and thought “ooh Beryl Taylor” then I read your post and discovered that was exactly where you were coming from! I’ve tried this technique myself and it’s great fun. You’ve done it proud.
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I saw this and said to myself, “Wow! Patty has bought one of Beryl Taylor’s pieces and has posted a photo on her blog.” Then I read the post. Very, very well done! It’s gorgeous, to say the least!
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Oh Patty I love it! It really looks very Berylesque, and yet very you too. I am working on some fabric paper too, I hope it turns out just half as nice as yours! Welcome home.
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Patty,
This is lucious and very intense. I love the colors of the blue and dark red. What did you do with the hot glue pen AND krylon for the gold edges? It’s a really neat effect.
Pat
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Oh I say! This is simply splendid! All that yummy texture and colour… thanks for sharing that process, Patty! I just bought some wonderful hessian to make myself a bag with and now it looks like I shall have to try your technique on some of the textiles I have lurking under my desk! Oh the thrill of discovery…. 😉
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Beautiful Patty, simply beautiful!
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amazingly gorgeous
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wow..amazing!! did you use pva glue?
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wow … amazing !!
so beautiful !!!
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Gorgeous piece of work!
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Oh Patty, I just gave a little squeal when I saw this piece because it is gorgeous (luckily no on heard me!). I am fascinated by your description of the technique. Where do I sign up for a class?
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