The Tiddy Jiggy is finished!

So the main pic is the whole jiggy, from left to right and top to bottom


















Dragonfly Jane, Pinkster, 3peaches,
Eluned, Leigh11, Magpie,
Sixofone, Wisher and Roxy52


So we have roxy52's piece which is Blues - music & colour, for this i gesso'd the piece then used alcohol inks in 3 different blues stuck on some musical notes and the words [a rhapsody of blues] then added another musical note to dangle off the bottom corner.

















Then Eluned's piece which is Hollywood - bling & sparkle, for this i searched for the right image and found this one stuck it to the piece and decoupaged the word BLING on it and added a faux diamond ring as a dangler on the side.

















Then Leigh11's celtic design, which as i've said before is a celtic love knot.


















Then Magpie's piece, this one really got me thinking as she wanted Metal & grunge! i dabbed black and espresso dabbers over the gesso'd piece and covered it in glossy accents roughly for a grunge-y look then cut out some coggy shapes and a spanner in grungepaper then painted them silver and dry-brushed copper paint over then used funky brads for centre bolts and stuck them to the piece with glossy accents and glazed it again.














Then Dragonfly Jane's piece which is Magical Moon, for this i gesso'd the piece then used acrylic paints and stamped an image and stuck gems on the covered the whole piece in glossy accents for protection and shine.
















Pinkster wanted vintage butterflies as her theme so it gave me a change to use the papers i bought at the scrapbook shop in Durham last October then decoupage 2 layers of butterflies that i had covered in crackle accents and put a smaller one in the corner covered it with stardust stickles, used a cropadile and added two eyelets and a pink ribbon tied in a bow!













For my theme i chose Egypt and covered the piece in gesso and painted it gold and used butterscotch and meadow alcohol inks for a tarnished look and decided that i wanted to do my name in hieroglyphics then again covered it with glossy accents!

















Sixofone wanted Mickey and Friends as her theme, again i found an ideal image and printed it off and glued it to the piece then cut out mickey's outline and decoupaged it and covered it in glossy accents to strengthen the layer ( i used a bright citrus green instead of the usual black as i wanted it to be bright and cheery like Mickey's voice!


















Wisher had just returned from a wonderful holiday/honeymoon and wanted her jiggy to represent the Caribbean Islands she had visited and asked for me to do her piece on Dominica! She had snorkelled around Champagne Reef and i decided i wanted a bubbly effect for her piece so i gesso'd the piece, painted it pool blue and added some funky underwater pieces to represent what she might have seen in the gorgeous waters then added clear dewdrops to represent the champagne bubbles then covered the whole thing in glossy accents to strengthen the piece and make it shiny!