Parchment Crafting
The art of parchment crafting is practiced using a specially treated parchment that holds up to burnishing without
cracking. Burnishing tools are made with a variety of ball sizes which allow for very delicate lines and gentle shading.
Patterns are generally traced with white ink on the front and burnished from the back. Other colors of ink can be used as well.
I also use gold for an accent color. Some styles of
parchment work use a lot of color. This can be done with oil pastels, colored pencils, watercolors, or markers - depending
upon the effect one is striving for. Colored liners behind the parchment provides the background color.
To view and order my Garden Art pattern pack click here.
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Parchment Works I Have Done
From eyelet curtain |
Another eyelet |
From Lace |
From Clipart |
From Clipart |
From Clipart |
My Pansys |
My Trio |
From Lace |
My Pansys |
My Trio |
From Lace |
My Design |
From Clipart |
From Clipart |
From Lace |
Embroidery Pattern |
From Card Design |
Crewel Pattern |
My Design |
From Clipart |
From Lace |
My Design |
Miscellaneous |
Adapted from free pattern |
My design - mounted on wallpaper |
My design - FREE PATTERN below |
Adapted from parts of 3 other card designs |
Fron a stained glass pattern |
My own hummingbird design |
My design - FREE PATTERN |
Angel - FREE PATTERN |
From a free pattern |
Adapted from clipart |
Bookmarks #1 |
Bookmarks #2 |
Bookmarks #3 |
Bookmarks #4 |
Bookmarks #5 |
MY FREE PATTERNS!
"Camelia Swirl"
"Camelia Bunch"
"Lacy Rose"
"Wedding Card"
Lampshades Template
"Angel"
For a list of resources on parchment crafts click here.
For links to other parchment crafting sites click here.
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