Painted Mushroom Fairy Garden!
Fairy Gardens are so cute and fun! I thought a little
mushroom house would be the perfect touch for a
fairy garden--or little gnome village!
I started with this old, faded mushroom.
It was in the front yard of this house when we bought it.
This is a real Fly Amanita.
It's the most iconic mushroom ever. I guess it is hallucinogenic and psychedelic.
It's said that it makes things appear either bigger or larger than they are.
Fun thought since Alice in Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass movie is coming out next week!
It's totally the Caterpillars' mushroom!
I used Plaid Apple Barrel paints and painted it white and the cap red.
Let it dry and then painted white spots on the top.
Then I used Nutmeg brown paint to paint on the front door.
With some details in Melted chocolate and black.
Then I used this fabulous Liquid Leaf in Classic Gold
to paint some fun details on the door.
I am fortunate enough to get to be a Plaid Ambassador.
That means that Plaid sends me craft supplies to use in projects.
I am not an affiliate.
I received this from Plaid to use in this project.
The gold is awesome and gives it a raised surface.
Let it dry and it's ready to show off!
I love it. I think it looks like a Smurf house.
Adorable!
Fairy Gardens are so cute and fun! I thought a little
mushroom house would be the perfect touch for a
fairy garden--or little gnome village!
I started with this old, faded mushroom.
It was in the front yard of this house when we bought it.
This is a real Fly Amanita.
It's the most iconic mushroom ever. I guess it is hallucinogenic and psychedelic.
It's said that it makes things appear either bigger or larger than they are.
Fun thought since Alice in Wonderland: Through the Looking Glass movie is coming out next week!
It's totally the Caterpillars' mushroom!
I used Plaid Apple Barrel paints and painted it white and the cap red.
Let it dry and then painted white spots on the top.
Then I used Nutmeg brown paint to paint on the front door.
With some details in Melted chocolate and black.
Then I used this fabulous Liquid Leaf in Classic Gold
to paint some fun details on the door.
I am fortunate enough to get to be a Plaid Ambassador.
That means that Plaid sends me craft supplies to use in projects.
I am not an affiliate.
I received this from Plaid to use in this project.
The gold is awesome and gives it a raised surface.
Let it dry and it's ready to show off!
I love it. I think it looks like a Smurf house.
Adorable!
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I have several things I woud use the gold leaf for; a bird that I want to put in a cage out in the garden, Christmas ornaments that I got when my mom passed away and touch up some gold leaf projects that I made.
ReplyDeleteI love your mushroom with it's gold accents. I have a little wire basket that would be gorgeous in gold, so that would be the first thing I paint.
ReplyDeleteI love how you used the gold for the door hardware! It would be great for painting hardware onto polymer clay fairy doors.
ReplyDeleteI think your mushroom is adorable!! I'm working on painting some Harry Potter things for my sons bedroom and the gold leaf would be perfect. Thanks
ReplyDeleteOh my, I have such a weakness for red-capped mushrooms in gardens. Beautiful job!
ReplyDeleteI would use that liquid leaf for wedding decorations. :-D
I would use the gold on some picture frames
ReplyDeleteI would use the gold on some picture frames.
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