Hi! Lyneen here, with my first post as a member of this fantastic design team!
Recently I was invited to participate on a “Fairy in a Jar" swap. I didn’t know what one was, so I Googled “Fairy in a Jar.” OH MY GOSH! Where have I been, there are so many videos I was amazed. I am sharing my prototype for my swap.
Make the wings first and allow plenty of time to dry. Using a stamped image for the size of wings needed for the fairy I followed the instructions from Gloriann Irizarry’s Dec 31st post on the Sakura Blog. Please refer to Gloriann Irizarry’s post HERE to make wings! I used Crystal Lacquer and Purple Color Crystal Lacquer.
Using Sakura Crystal Lacquer and mixing Mixers Citrine Pearl and Tanzanite resulted in a beautiful green for the bottom of the jar. For the blue sky paint Crystal Lacquer and Aquamarine on the back half of the jar (not too thick or it will drip. While the lacquer was still wet sprinkle a little Glitz Effects-Gold on the blue background. Then with a gold pen drew swirls on the jar. Mistake the gold pen was not permanent on glass!!! Thank goodness I have Crystal Lacquer, I set the pen swirls with clear Crystal Lacquer!
Once the lacquer has dried drip a few drops of Crystal Lacquer in the bottom of the jar and add some sheet moss. for an adhesive all embellishments (pine cones and roses) are dipped in Crystal Lacquer as are added.
The fairy image was printed on copy paper and mounted on chip board, then carefully cut out. Her dress was painted with Shimmer Garnet and then a layer of Purple Pearl.
The wings were painted with Purple Pearl and dusted with Ultra fine GLitter. Wings were attached with Crystal Lacquer. Then she was crowned.
Add trim, flowers and button to finish off the top of the jar!
Supplies:
Terri Sproul Ultra Fine Glitter
Terri Sproul Glitz Effects Gold
Terri Sproul Mixers Purple Pearl
Terri Sproul Mixers Citrine Pearl & Tanzanite = Green
Terri Sproul Mixers Aquamarine Pearl
Terri Sproul Mixers Shimmer Garnet
Purple Crystal Color Lacquer
Sakura Crystal Lacquer
Jar
Wire for wings
Image from The Graphics Fairy
Crown - brass Moss from the garden
Sheet Moss
Small Pine cone
Cloth roses
Bazzil Flowers for jar lid and a button
Trim for lid
Gold paint pen
WINGS instructions post by Gloriann Irizarry Dec 31 on Sakura Blog
Purchase Terri Sproul Mixers from stampo.com
Visit my blog for more inspiration!!!
Oh what a beautiful fairy jar Lyneen! She just looks so delicate and I love those wings.
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Barbara
Thanks Barbara... they are such fun to make!
DeleteEverything you do is wonderful, Lyneen.
ReplyDeleteThanks Stampo!
Deleteso cute, love it
ReplyDeleteThanks!!! It was so fun to make!!!
DeleteVery pretty, I might have to make a fairy jar with my daughter :)
ReplyDeleteYour daughter will love making them... I don't think she will want to stop at one!!!
DeleteI LOVE THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I need to make these and set them around!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks... I took mine to work and put it on my desk!!! Brings a smile to my face every time I look at it!
DeleteLOVE....
ReplyDeleteThanks Terri... you inspired me to make WINGS!
DeleteLOVE!!!!! How wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh Wow , I have never seen that, simply amazing !
ReplyDeleteThanks Rea, they are so amazing and easy to make!
DeleteI love it, Love it, Love it. Beautiful work the fairy is amazing my dear friend. :0)
ReplyDeleteThanks Glory!!!
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