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Helen Bradley
Guest Artist
Krafty Screen Project
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Insight into Ancient Times |
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Panel
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using
AMTFM 4XLge Minnie Monique Torso
AMTMM 4XLge Monty Jr Torso (partial)
Purple textured cardstock, patterned paper, string, cream satin ribbon, hand cut
tag, texture paste, white grosgrain ribbon, heart-shape brad, matt board, black
felt tip pen, assorted Plaid Glazes, assorted Folk Art paints, Making Memories
magnetic alphabet, Versamark ink, Sakura Souffle gel pens.
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Panel 2
AM128 XLge Greek Column
AMTFM 4XLge Minnie Monique Torso ( partial)
AMTMM 4XLge Monty Jr Torso (partial)
Purple cardstock, Styrofoam, texture paste, assorted Folk Art paints, assorted
Plaid Glazes, Tim Holtz distress ink, fine silver wire, string, mounting board,
foam dots. |
Panel
3
AM229 Med Tribal 8
AMTMM 4XLge Monty Jr Torso
AMTFM 4XLge Minnie Monique Torso (partial)
AM128 XLge Greek Column
Purple patterned paper, assorted Folk Art paints, assorted Plaid Glazes, swirl
stamp, black felt tip pen, hand cut stamp, Tim Holtz distress inks.
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Panel 4
AM125 XLge Trojan Horse
AM132 Lge Full Column
AM229 Med Tribal 8
Hand cut tags, string, printed title, patterned paper, purple cardstock,
assorted Folk Art paints, assorted Plaid Glazes, Tim Holtz distress ink.
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Panel 5
AM038 Lge Roman Fragment
AM237 Left Hand, small
AM160 X3Lge Face Rays
Styrofoam, purple cardboard, Tim Holtz distress ink, patterned paper, photo
paper, assorted Folk Art paints, assorted Plaid Glazes, gold wire, purple
cardstock, matt board.
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Panel 6
AM229 Med Tribal 8
AM237 Left Hand, small
AMTFM 4XLge Minnie Monique Torso
AM160 X3Lge Face Rays
Purple cardstock, assorted plaid glazes, assorted Folk Art paints, recycled
ferry ticket, string, swirl rubberstamp, matt board, Tim Holtz distress inks.
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Here's Helen's
explanations on how she assembled her screen:
To assemble my piece which is 6 panels on the front, nothing on the back, I cut
6 pieces of framer's mat board the same size as the purple card. My panels were
very heavy and had buckled a bit with painting and with the work I did on them
so I needed to straighten them out.
I cut 7 pieces of fabric about 4 in x 16 in and folded in half (4 in x 8 in) and
sewed two lines down the middle to make a pocket wide enough for the dowel. On 2
of them, I sewed one line, turned the project right side out and then sewed the
second line so there would be neat edges for each end of the screen. I cut some
of the fabric edges outside the sewn lines down so the fabric wouldn't be
horribly thick and further buckle the project. Then I adhered the folded and
sewn fabric edges to itself with Fabritac fabric glue so that they wouldn't move
and then adhered the fabric pockets to form hinges to the back of my cardstock
taking care to line everything up so it would stand straight and to allow room
to bend but not too much that it would lean. I waited for it all to dry.
Then, I got a lot of very big plastic covered paper clips ready. I flipped my
project over and added gobs of glue to the matt board and adhered one piece of
matt board to each of the panels. Then I flipped the project over and used heaps
of paper clips on each panel to hold each panel to its matt board backing and to
straighten the buckled card. A couple of panels were so warped that I placed a
large book on them to hold them flat so the glue would adhere. I left the entire
project to dry overnight. The paper clips came off easily and the result is very
very sturdy.
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