Showing posts with label heiroglyph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heiroglyph. Show all posts

Saturday, 9 September 2017

Are you a Powertex addict? We want to see your Egyptian creations.

Well, I'm totally jealous of the person who gets to win this amazing prize made by our Tracey at Powertex UK. Another jaw dropping creation that one of you lucky people out there could win! So what do you have to do? Keep reading to find out.....


It's competition time!!

We have absolutely loved bringing our latest Egyptian theme to you all. We have lots of goodies now loaded on the website, if you didn't manage to catch them on Tracey's sell out Hochanda shows. In light of our new found love for all things Egyptian, we are launching a competition...





All you have to do is post a picture of your Egyptian themed Powertex creation, give it a hashtag #Powertexegypt on the Powertex addicts facebook page. To be in with a chance of winning this wonderful water pot made by our Tracey Evans of Powertex UK. Get your entries in asap we will announce the winner on Monday 25th September. Good luck everyone. Toodle pip Anna xXx



  

Saturday, 2 September 2017

I don't know about you but we are still loving the Egyptian theme here! 
I thought I would share how I  created this 30 x 30 canvas, it's still one of my favourites.


I used a Tutankhamun bust cast from one of the silicone moulds for my focal point. 


I added yellow ocher Powertex and 3D sand mixture to the canvas and pressed in a stretcher wedge and the 
Heiro Heaven stamp to give the ancient tomb brick/stone impression.


I also pressed the Wonderful Things stencil into the mixture to add another dimension.



The next layer was a torn scrap of leftover wallpaper that I held onto because I just loved the texture and some corrugated cardboard. One of our MDF Stacking flowers served very well as a sunburst and an inverted MDF heart worked as the pyramid. I couldn't resist adding the little wedges I used at the beginning to symbolise the pyramid blocks at the bottom and I felt that the addition of some small and medium sand balls just finished the piece off.

There are lots of techniques used on this canvas, if you would love to make something similar but don't feel you could get there on your own have a look at our website and find a tutor near you who is qualified to teach at all levels, that way you can be sure of the very best advice and attention.

You can find them here.TUTORS

Don't forget to sign up to our blog, we have some great design team members and they are giving away loads of tips and ideas! Tracey x