Wendy Vecchi's Embossing Paste Easter Bunny!

You know how you read "Try something new, you can do it"?

Okay, so I did!

I had an idea, the very first time I had seen Wendy Vecchi's Embossing Crackle Paste!

My idea was to create a bunny and crackle him, you know like the vintage one's!

So......I had to make a bunny? I don't know how to make a bunny...........

I went and bought some Creative Paperclay. The reason I choose this is, it does not need to go in the oven to dry, it air dries!

So I went looking at various sites about molding stuff and I found out you can make a wire form or a tin foil form or even use Styrofoam balls. I used the tin foil, because that is what I had on hand. So I started to shape it into what I thought it should look like. Then I covered it with the clay.

Not even near perfect, but I liked him. 

He slightly leans to the side and his one ear is a bit smaller. 

But I fell in love with my quirky little guy.

Now I tried and tried to win the FAMOUS Wendy Vecchi's Embossing Pastes, but it did not happen!

But some other very lucky ladies did!

So I purchased it from The Frilly Funkie Boutique. 

(I am not being paid! I just liked her customer service and she even sent me a extra goodies! and I loved it)

Above is my quirky little guy!

 Well my Embossing Paste arrived and the first thing to do was add Wendy Vecchi's Metallic Silver on to him. I really liked him silver. I thought if I added some ink over the top he would look vintage. (Wendy herself also said that) Now I had a decision to make, do I leave him? Or should I stick with the original plan?

He sat like this for a few days, because I just could not make up my mind!

Yep, still leaning and his ear is still smaller, but that is what makes him unique!

I even posted this and still could not decide. 

Then last night I decided!

I am so glad I did!

I LOVE HIM!!!

He is sooooo cute Cracked!

Then I had to finish him this morning. I lost my sun from my morning picture session.

But here is my final project all done!

I cut a paper mache egg in half and covered it with Tim Holtz paper.

I tore the paper and applied it with Matte Medium, let it dry and Distress inked the egg.

I then added the Tim Holtz's Pulley's as wheels. Added some Distress Glitter Rock Candy.

Added some lace around the egg. Finished it with some eggs and flowers, straw excelsior.

I now have a bunny mobile!

 So everything I did here, was all new to me! I had never used Paperclay, never used Wendy's Pastes and I never have made a bunny mobile! I think it all came together quite well and I see more animals coming out of paperclay and Wendy's embossing pastes!

So.......Go try something NEW, you might like it!

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