Rosemaling in the Telemark Tradition - JP3296 Peter Ompir Amethyst may be mixed using

Amethyst may be mixed using Red Violet + white

faux marble

)Raw Sienna (RS)Burnt Sienna (BS)Yellow Green (YG)Brilliant Green (G)Pthalo Green (BG)VinesEspressoOlive Green (Toned G)Pthalo Blue or Ultramarine Blue (B)Diox Purple (V)Brilliant VioletCarbon Black or Black Umber (Blk)Unbleached Titanium (Toned W)Titanium White (W)Rich GoldPearl White

There are several other packets available with different designs utilizing these techniques

and small teardrops or comma strokes

Rosemaling in the Telemark Tradition - JP3296 Peter Ompir Amethyst may be mixed usingBecause of the smaller size of this lovely tine (tee nah) Telemark flowers are featured with just a few scroll touches. The lion and the unicorn on the curved sword (halbards) are heraldic animals often used on rosemaled pieces. Supply List: Mediums: Painting medium of choice Paints: Vermilion Red Earth Indian Red Oxide Purple Madder (optional) Yellow Oxide Raw Sienna Gold Oxide Moss Green Olive Green Husk Unbleached Titanium Oakmoss Carbon Black