Mixed Media Medallions with StencilGirl and PaperArtsy!

If you're looking for the post and tutorials for these projects from the blog hop with StencilGirl and PaperArtsy, it has moved to my website.

You can still get both tutorials on my website, or check out all of my mixed media tutorials.

If you're looking for more inspiration from the original blog hop, you can still find links to all of those posts here:

Blog Hop Order:

Dec. 21
Darcy Wilkinson
Kim Dellow
Mary C. Nasser
Gwen Lafleur <-- now on my website

Dec. 22
Jo Firth Young
Lauren Hatwell
Kristie Taylor
Tina Walker

Dec. 23
Clare Lloyd
Lin Brown
Anna Friesen
Janet Joehlin

Dec. 24
Kay Carley
Emma Godfrey
Cindy Gilstrap
Karen Gaunt

 

 

Comments

[Monica]

Oh my .... !!! What a kot of creativity you have. I find your pieces stunning , fabulous, amazing !! I enjoyed so much to read your text and study the pics. And kept on being surprised that you could keep up adding more ..... clay, pearls, metal filigrees etc. And the result of all your work is so impressing. Thank you so much for sharing your fab art. I feel truly inspired to work with more combos of materials.
Hugs from Monica
Spain

[Louise]

I love the necklace, thanks for sharing

[Lori Fili]

Love your projects. So different and creative.

[Janis Graham]

Wow- just Wow! The detail is amazing! Love the way you used one of my fav SG stencils! I''m inspired!

[Cathy Costelle]

What a clever design and use of products

[Amy Hodgson-Smith]

Wow! These are both amazing--these women seem to be telling a story. Thanks for sharing all the techniques you used to achieve the patinas.

[Patty Bocc]

Stunning work Gwen! I love all the bits and layers...she really looks like she's suspended underwater.

And the necklace...please wear this when you come visit...you can show it off at the retreat.

[M. Austen]

Absolutely stunning work!!

[Debbie Hallamek]

Very cool! I love it!

[Lona]

Nice piece!

[Maria]

Thanks for letting me post with an e-mail account. Your work is intricate, ornate, and creative.

[Carol]

Striking pieces, thank you for the inspiration. Happy Christmas

[Annie]

Thanks for the inspiration!

[Kirsten]

Wow!! Both pieces are stunning. So many great techniques to try also.

[Rema DeLeeuw]

I'm new to mixed media. This is gorgeous!

[Jan]

Love how you used the infusions! With clay?? Stunning x

[Sarah B]

Don't think I've ever seen anything like this - love love love them.....Happy Christmas xx

[Clare Messenger]

Your work is stunning. The lengths you have gone to to achieve those details are endless. You certainly have created some conversation pieces! Thank you for sharing. Clare x x x

[darcydaydream]

Absolutely Fabulous.

[Deb Hardy]

Gwen, your pieces are absolutely beautiful! So original. I'd love the first piece as a pin. It is so pretty. Thanks for inspiring me.

[Siobhan Brignull]

wow your art is magnificent, love all the little techniques you used, definetely inspired me to try something different x

[Ellie Knol]

LOVE it! The pendant is so colourful and looks like a looooot of work

[Steven Macari]

Absolutely gorgeous, particularly love the necklace!!

[Doudoulina]

Love your projects! Many interesting techniques that can be used in others pieces. You got me curious about apoxie clay! It gives so much dimension with the embeded beads. Beautiful

[Marianne]

I really love the beading which adds so much "pop" to the medallion! Very nice!

[Beth in IL]

Just love your pieces. Very creative.

[claire]

Both of these are very cool!

[Sharon Jonquil]

Amazing work, thanks for sharing...

[Julie]

Love the gold accents! Thank you!

[Cristina DiBello]

Beautiful! So many lovely textures!

[Judy Stubbs]

This is beautiful! You're a talented lady!

[Susan Skipper]

Great way to use the paste.

[Kimberly Parsons]

Wow, I'm new to this mixed media stuff, Thx for all the inspiration

[Linda D.]

Fabulous texture, Gwen. My fingers fairly itch to touch all that goodness.

[Mary Holshouser]

Beautiful works of art.
they look vintage - pieces that
have been well-worn and loved.
thanks for the detailed explanation.
I would love to try something like
this one day.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

[Margaret Griffiths]

love these project, beautiful

[Kim Young]

WoW! Both of those pieces are stunning! Thanks for sharing your steps, and saying how you kept going! I'm always afraid I've gone one step too far!
-K

[Lindy T]

Wow. You pushed the medallion to the max and it looks so rich. Thank you Gwen!

[Tammy]

Such intricate work. These are stunning.

[Sally Malec]

Wow,gorgeous work! I love th3 colors, texture and the bangles. Very eye catching!!

[Amanda Walden]

The colorful beads really make the pendant. What a fun and funky piece of art!

[Kathleen Shellrude]

What incredible creativity gorgeouw

[jennifer takahashi]

Wow! Thank you for sharing all the steps in your process!

[Lori Schoen]

Wow! Rich and textury. Love it. Happy everything!

[Kim]

Thanks for sharing! Very creative and inspiring work :)

[Irena Stefanova]

Both are beautiful!
Wishing you a very happy and blessed Christmas season!

[Bernice Piotrowski]

Ornately beautiful.

[Sunny (D. L.) Steinmetz]

Beautiful--so rich-looking!

[susan]

I really really love the medallion idea! Thanks so much for sharing.

[Leanne S.]

Wow! That's an amazing garden path you went down! I love how you used the crystals (because who doesn't have a stash of chandelier crystals?) and it is gorgeous.