Thank you! Norma, of course, it´s all about paint and very simple. First a grey acrylic as a base, then a verdigree-green brushed on lightly with a dry brush, then again small touches with a gold marker. You can add black and lighter grey accents instead of the green and golden, if you like. Love, Susanne
Now you made me zinc ;0) I made zink pitchers for my mum earlier. I paintet with grey acrylic and then a brush of silver, and then again a dry brush with a little black. But I must admit I like your matt look better than mine...
Hi Susanne! Love the color you chose. They look marvelous! I did remember the tiny shells! And thought about you when I was searching for them. I had found 2 tiny sand dollars but I broke them both on the trip back home. So sad. I guess I'll have to go back. LOL!
They came out really wonderful! Love the cherubs!
ReplyDeleteI like this finish very much. Are you willing to share the secret on how you achieved it? :)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteNorma, of course, it´s all about paint and very simple. First a grey acrylic as a base, then a verdigree-green brushed on lightly with a dry brush, then again small touches with a gold marker. You can add black and lighter grey accents instead of the green and golden, if you like.
Love, Susanne
Susanne, que maravilla de piezas, te han quedado realmente fantasticas.
ReplyDeleteGracias por dar tu secreto.
besitos ascension
Estas piezas están muy bien envejecidas. Me encantan. Gracias por tus consejos.
ReplyDeleteBesos Clara
What a wonderful effect, Susanne.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the description.
gr.Heleni
I really like your pieces, they turned out great!!
ReplyDelete-Kim :)
¡Me encantan Susanne!! Ese terminado me gusta muchísimo!
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Flor
Thanks Susanne, for your compliments, your great printies and for showing such beautiful minis as always. I love the zinc pieces!
ReplyDeleteNow you made me zinc ;0) I made zink pitchers for my mum earlier. I paintet with grey acrylic and then a brush of silver, and then again a dry brush with a little black. But I must admit I like your matt look better than mine...
ReplyDelete¡Hola Susanne! Me encanta el talento que tienes para envejecer miniaturas, resultan encantadoras!! Un saludo y enhorabuena!!
ReplyDeleteThanks again!
ReplyDeleteAnnie, I can´t wait to see the pichers!
Lara, I´ve written to you..
Love, Susanne
..Forgot to say: Norma it is SO nice to se you here again, I have been missing you!
ReplyDeleteLove, Susanne
I really like this finish. Thanks for the description.
ReplyDeletegroetjes Ingrid
Beautiful Susanne! Thanks for the how to.
ReplyDeleteVictoria ♥
I never Zinc it before :))))
ReplyDeleteIt looks fantastic!!!
As usual, brilliant and stylish.
ReplyDeleteLittle Annie's gift is very pretty :-)
Mini hugs, Flora
They're just lovely Suzanne and thanks for the tips on the finish - no special purchase, just paint. It works very well.
ReplyDeleteOoo, i love everything, so perfect!
ReplyDeletethey look amazing, the candle holders and cherubs are my favourite, the technique worked perfectly
ReplyDeleteSara x :o)
I love the little angels! They are so adorable! Love the new aged pieces! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Susanne!
ReplyDeleteLove the color you chose. They look marvelous!
I did remember the tiny shells! And thought about you when I was searching for them. I had found 2 tiny sand dollars but I broke them both on the trip back home. So sad. I guess I'll have to go back. LOL!
Caroline
I love the aspect that you done! Is really a great work! greetings
ReplyDelete¡Que maravilla! Te ha quedado perfecto.
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias por el paso a paso de como hacerlo.
Besitos, May
I like this look very much, I love the way you create these pieces and then finish them!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comments about my jewelry. :)
Maia
Thanks for the info re the zinc painting, and I've noted Annie's too.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the 'welcome back' comment but I never really went away, I've been lurking around, looking over your shoulder ;)