Friday, October 12, 2018

MYSTERY AWAITS

Yes a little mystery from me, today, now getting closer to Halloween .

The base is a Chunkie  from That`s Crafty
where I just did not use the front. 


Apart from that, also the brick stencil , texture paste and spray colors --
, Lynne`s stamp of wildflower, and text  ,-plus the raven ,
are all their own products. The sweet Tim Holz girls are also bought there.


I used Lynne `s wildflower as background , together with old lace,  
combined with torn sacking , the sweetest mini pumpkins, and
some favorite nature finds , and it was finished .


I hope you like this little and not too scary Halloween creation.

Wishing you all a very lovely weekend , dear friends .

Hugs and love
Dorthe 

16 comments:

Sugar Lump Studios said...

Dorthe, such a lovely piece and how you incorporate stamping and nature in with your art is beautiful! I hope you have a nice weekend! Hugs!

Anonymous said...

Love your not scary Halloween decoration. I'm not into the gore and blood. So much nicer. Have a wonderful weekend. xox

Sylvia/LittleTreasures said...

Just an adorable piece Dorthe. So much texture and great colors I like that it is not scary ! Enjoy a lovely weekend.

froebelsternchen said...

This is such a beautiful assemblage Dorthe! I love how you arranged all so well and the eye is drawn to the center with the lovely girls! So beautiful made! And the bricks, the lace and the torn sacking - all fits together in a perfect harmony!

A fabulous project!
Happy weekend dear Dorthe - hope you enjoy the beautiful October!
Hugs, Susi

Roosterhead Designs said...

Hello Dorthe,
Not tooo scary : ) Beautiful artistry! I love to see what natural things you will incorporate in your work. This was perfect for the scene~ Very pretty, and mysterious.
The textures from the lace, jute sack,& paste add wonderful interest!
Beautiful background work; drawing me into the story. Yes, love those sweet girls from Mr. Tim Holtz ; )
Great stamping too. Wonderful piece of art Dorthe~~~ Hugs to you, karen o

Tracey@Hotchpotchcreations said...

What a fabulous mixed media piece Dorthe, a great idea to transform the chunkie into a shadow box leaving those edges exposed. It's full of intrigue and lots of little places to explore. I can imagine those sweet girls having so much adventure discovering it all.
A incredible expressive play with words and images. Thank you for sharing with us all.
Have a super weekend dear Big Hugs Tracey xx

Dortesjs said...

waue dorthe, super flot, du har helt ændres stil synes jeg det sidste års tid..flot flot. Jeg må osse snart igang igen med kort og lign. dine ting giver så meget inspiration.

Jackie PN said...

oh Dorthe! this is the sweetest! Just look at the expression on the lil one on the left! Adorable! I love that you created this way and not with all of the scariness! This is perfectly beautiful! And I love the black pumpkins! great touch!
Sending huge hugs to you my friend!
Jackie xo

Sue Kosec said...

Halloween doesn't always need to be scary … cuteness may be the way to go and you nailed it, Dorthe! I love everything about this piece.

Trick or Treat
xo
SuZeQ

Craft Addicts - Tracy Evans said...

Gorgeous Dorthe, love the scene you have set and those pumpkins are fantastic ❤️❤️

Rhonda said...

It's adorable Dorthe! Not scary at all, just mysterious. Love it. xxx Rhonda

Sue said...

This is so beautiful Dorthe, so much to see, and I love the natural colours and textures. Have a very happy week, Sue xx

SewPaperPaint said...

Such a charming box, filled with wonder and treasure! I always love your down to earth style and beautiful layering skills. <3 Hugs, Autumn

Paper Wishes said...

What an original halloween project. I love the idea of these two little girls at the bottom of the garden harvesting their mysterious pumpkins. The colouring on their dresses is lovely. xox

Paper Wishes said...

What an original halloween project. I love the little world you have created at the bottom of the garden for these two to harvest their strange eerie black pumpkins. the colouring in their dresses is lovely. xox

Lace Age Girl said...

Dorthe, I love the way you use snippets of old laces in your compositions. This is a gorgeous image and you have made it exciting and full of textures!
hugs,
Jesse XXX