Here are some of the candles that I have made to take with me:
This one is coloured for the Passion for Promarkers challenge - I used
Cool Grey 2 and 3 for the stonework,
Pastel Blue for the window,
Cinnamon with Cocoa shading for the table
Cinnamon and Pumpkin with Bright Orange shading for Princess Poppy's Gown and Wimple,
Ivory and Blush for the skin tones
Yellow and Gold for the hair
For these candles I used the tissue paper method, I stamped the Poppy and Paddy images from my designs using Ink It Up Black Dye Ink Pad onto tissue paper and then carefully coloured them with my promarks before attaching them to the candles by placing the tissue paper in position, covering with greaseproof paper and then heating with my heat gun before buffing to a nice finish.
9 comments:
wow, super candles - and yes they are absolutely allowed.
thanks for joining us on PfP and good luck
Debbi
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Oh yes this is definately allowed :) I did wonder if this was possible with PM's, I have done candles with watercolour before....now I know it may be added to our weekend workshop :)
Thank you for joining in with this weeks challenge
Gina xxx
fabulous candles and yes any project is allowed as long as you predominatly use the challenge colour promarkersm,
thanks for joining us this week
hugs
helen x
Lovely candles, thanks for joining us at PFP this week. x
Fab candles, love the medieval theme. Great colouring too. Thanks for joining us at PFP this week. Hugs, Denise x
Oh what FAB candles, I always wanted to try this but have been to scared to ruin it all, lol. But how great to see you have made these with PM, a great inspiration!! :) Thanks for joining us at PfP this week :)
Hugs Ida
WOW! Really nice looking candles, I haven´t colored my candles with PM`s but I have to give a try!
Oh, we love to all creations at PFP and these candles are fabulous.
Thanks for joining in at Passion for Promarkers this week and sharing your gorgeous creation.
Hugs,
Caryn xxx
Anything goes as long as you use the right colours fab candles, thank you for joining us at PFP this week. Sue :o)
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