Challenge 28 Colouring

Good morning, Sunday has rolled around quickly again so its time for a new challenge and for the next two weeks our theme is 

Colouring

you don't have to use PanPastels to colour on your project but you'll see that the DT have been busy colouring their images with PanPastels to create some gorgeous effects!

As always there is a fab prize up for grabs from those lovely peeps at Premium Craft Brands and this time our lucky winner will receive a mask and a PanPastel (colours may vary)

  

Doreen

It has been so dark here all week,so I decided we needed some sun.

 I stamped my image and clear embossed it I then coloured it in with Pan Pastels. The colours used are below....My backing papers have been made by adding phthalo blue Pan Pastel with light modeling paste and simply painting this on with a brush,I then over stamped

and sanded it to give it a  distressed look .xxx

Yvonne - This beautiful Magnolia stamp is perfect for colouring with Panpastels.  I used the delicate colours for the background with the stronger colours being used for the flowers at the front of card to bring them out.



Permanent red tint	Magenta shade	Blue Phthalo Tint	yellow Ochre	Chrom Oxide Green
Orange Extra Dark Pan Pastel

Claire C I've made a shadow box using Maimeri Iridescent Medium coloured with Turquoise PanPastel to create the frame and the background. I've also used my PanPastels to colour the focal image, you can find the colours used below the pics, I also used the new PanPastel Colourless Blender - its fabulous!!

Burnt Sienna	Burnt Sienna Tint	Raw Umber PanPastel	Hansa Yellow	Hansa Yellow Tint
Permanent Red Shade	Turquoise	Turquoise Tint	Maimeri Iridescent Paste/Gesso 200ML	A5 Stars Stencil
colourless blender

Tracy - I went bold and strong for my colour palette today using Pan Pastels mixed with Gesso and water.

 A quick sketch on canvas board followed by a happy time colouring using paintbrushes, sponges and . . . my fingers.

Honestly you can`t go wrong, just have fun and don`t over think it. You can see more pictures on my blog here if you have time to hop on along. xoxo

Gesso	Copper Metallic	Black fine Pearl	Paynes Grey	Permanent Red Extra Dark
Permanent Red Shade	colourless blender	Phthalo Blue extra dark	Titanium white	yellow ochre
Permanent Red	Sofft sponge bars

Terry I have made a notebook coloring everything with Pearlescent PanPastels. I started out with Gesso, using Light Modelling Paste with the Burlap stencil from Dutch Doobadoo. I have colored the background with Green, Red, Orange and Green Pearlescent PanPastels. Worked with a embossingfolder and placed a butterfly on a oval. To finish I placed a little wooden corner that I colored with Brown PanPastel.

These are the products I have worked with:

Pearlescent Blue	Pan Pastel, White (fine) Pearlescent	White COARSE Pearl Medium for PanPastels	white Gesso	Maimeri Light modelling paste
Green Pearl	Orange Pearl	Pearlescent Pan Pastels	Pearlescent Colours & Mediums Palette set of 10	Dutch Doobadoo Dutch Mask A5 Burlap

We'll be back next week to announce the winners from our Cold and Frosty colours challenge and with lots more inspiration from the DT so don't forget to pop back

xx

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We don't really do loads of rules here but we do have a couple so please take note:

1. No back links

2. Only 2 entries to make it fair for everyone

3. We'd love you to TRY and play along with the challenge if you can although it's not a hard and fast rule but extra brownie points are awarded to those who do. 

4. The main prize can only be posted to a UK address - if the prize is not claimed within 14 days it will be offered to someone on the Top 3 from the same week.

5. You MUST be a follower of this blog to enter

The challenge will run until Saturday 13th December and the winner and top 3 will be announced on Sunday 21st December

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