Flower Pot Fairy

Hi.

Welcome to another trial and error of Kim and Paverpol!

I have been trying to watch and read anything and everything

I can about creating with Paverpol products.

The problem is I am the type of person that no matter what

is watched or read; trial and error is still the best way I learn.

For this project I started with a normal every day pot...

 Then a container of flesh and bronze PP that I added...

TISSUE PAPER to...

I ended up with a pulpy mess, but not to be stopped by a bit of pulp...

I made it work...took awhile to spread it and make it stick.

I ended up adding some gray and bronze PP to the dried pot...

Wanting to make it look like a true pot I added mesh, black/gray

bits of gravel, a paper plate (I soaked with PP) and sand...

The gravel ends up on top of the mesh but the pictures did 

not take real well because it's real shiny.

I was real happy with the way the paper plate and sand turned out.

I wasn't sure if the sand would harden enough using transparent PP, 

but itdid. That sucker is hard as a glass plate!

Next I started my fairy.

Started with wire, aluminum foil, and masking tape.

Then added cut up t-shirt dipped in flesh and bronze PP...

 The clothes I used gray PP but added a few powders to end up with a

purplish color. Made a mess and had to go back over my little fairy

with the initial flesh and bronze combo.

The wings were an actual butterfly I had that I painted transparent PP on,

then poured red and gold glitter over both sides. 

Glued them on and added a few fabric flowers to her head...

Then added everything together and here is my Flower Pot Fairy...

Oh and I added some spanish moss that was soaked in PP.

Not exactly how I started out picturing it but some mistakes turn out

to be wonderful finished products!