Does the parchment absorb all the oil from the paint stick? Love the sample, BTW. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like ginkgo leaves.......I love it!

Been doing same sort of thing with fabric paints. Produces such a nice effect. Your's is gorgeous.

way cool :o)

I, too, have recently used the paintsticks. I obtained the water color ones and after drawing a picture, I used a paintbrush dipped in water to soften the colors and it turned out like a watercolor painting. I then heat set it with an iron and quilted it. I attempted threadpainting to enhance the picture and give it depth and used some beading. I tried to post a picture, but no luck. This is a very relaxing technique and I enjoy it after a LONG day at work.

I have been experimenting with watercolor pencils and Inkense pens...will have to try the paintsticks and rubbings also. Love that look. Do you think you could do that on a gravestone? I am designing a memory quilt of my Dad's family and have planned on photos and fabric, but I wonder what this technique would look like.

So pretty!! Be sure and post what you make with it!!!

Yes it looks great!

Fabulous so far! I've been experimenting too w/fabric paints and acrylics on fabric and throwing it in the microwave for 1 min. exactly to set the paint and then softening the fabric with homemade Mod Podge (just white glue mixed half and half with water). Love using markers on fabric too. :thumbup:

Great n2scraplvr, have you posted any photos of your microwave project? :)