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Showing posts with label Chipboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chipboard. Show all posts

Sunday, 27 September 2015

That Craft Place Anything Goes September Challenge.

Hi all

I am back with another project for That Craft Place and this time i have an altered 6x6 album. I  needed somewhere safe to keep all my ATCs from the swaps.


I used the 6x6 cogs stencil mask to create a 3d background and then painted the whole cover back and front in DecoArt Crackle Paint. Then i spritzed DecoArt Purple and Magenta misters over the cover and blended the colours with a sponge dabber.


I used assorted paper flowers from various Trimcraft ranges and dyed some white flowers with misters.


I added a few pearls and sparkles to the cover.


The 6x6 album comes with the word create and cogs to decorate it but i will use the cogs later.


For the inside i used plastic cd sleeves as the ATC pockets wouldn't fit inside the album.

Thank you for visiting

Sunday, 5 July 2015

That Craft Place Anything Goes July Challenge

                         Hello i am back with my entry for the mixed media July challenge over at That Craft Place. you can sign up here http://thatcraftplaceblog.blogspot.co.uk/


I have a mixed media scrapbook to share this time. The background i made by spritzing turquoise misters over the page and then i used the Tando Creative mini mask to add the texture.


This distressed anchor is easy to make, i took a chipboard anchor sold at That Craft Place and rubbed Silver DecoArt Metallic Lustre over and then rubbed a little Copper Kettle around the edges.


The large light house is part of a set sold by TCP and comes with a few seagulls and waves which i will use later. I simply painted light blue acrylic paint on the base and then painted a coat of DecoArt Crackle paste over it. I then used a texture stamp from Kaisercraft to add the pattern.


The netting is sold by the yard at TCP and is wide enough to be trimmed into smaller bits to use.


Thank you for looking and please remember to link up your creations with us. I will be popping over to your blogs soon.

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Wednesday, 27 May 2015

Tando Creative May Challenge: Home Heart Wall Hanging

Hi all 
 I am back with another entry for the Tando Creative May Challenge. Ive been inspired by the Home Decor Week and all the DT projects so i have made this lovely wall hanging using the Home Heart Wall Hanging.


The Chipboard is very strong and hods paint and other mediums well. For the base i painted it with a layer of Artiste Lagoon Acrylic paint and the used crackle medium over the top and dried it off with a heat gun. i then painted over the top with Artiste Sea Spray Acrylic paint.


For the words i painted them with Artiste Avocado Acrylic paint and then a layer of crackle glaze and the use Artiste Sage Acrylic paint for the final coat.


I have decorated my wall hanging with paper flowers which i dyed using the DecoArt Acrylic misters. The Trimcraft paper flowers are the best because you get a variety of sizes in one pack.


I used the mini hearts as well and just painted them with purple and lilac paint. 


Thank you for visiting and for more product info visit  http://www.tando-creative.co.uk/catalog/

Wednesday, 29 May 2013

The Memory Nest May Colour Challenge

The colour challenge at http://thememorynest.blogspot.co.uk/2013/05/may-color-challenge.html. For this months colour challenge i have chosen a fun and very bright layout of my day trip to Great Yarmouth. I had a fun but exhausting day beside the sunny seaside which was most likely our only day of summer if i know what British weather is like.

 I've been experimenting with mixed media on my layouts which i some cases has gone horribly wrong so i decided to keep it simple and used a Bobunny distressed textures stamp and painted it with acrylic paint instead of using ink. I then sprayed misting ink into the corner of the page and let it run down it.
 I've taken a shine to chipboard flourishes latterly i like to paint them or distress them with ink and sandpaper.
 I used American Crafts Amy Tangerine papers and The paper company Secret Garden Blossoms 12X12 paper in this project which a quickly becoming my favourites.
It wouldn't be a seaside layout without a bunting which i made using a joycrafts diecutter and scraps of Pebble inc and Papermania papers.

Tuesday, 14 May 2013

Cherish

I spent a whole rainy afternoon creating this page and i think that if you invest time into your layouts then you will get a good quality page.  But also invest time to journal about the subject of your page otherwise the memory will be lost amongst all those pretty things we like to stick on our pages.
Today  will show you how to get a simple distressed look using chipboard.
 using embosing ink, stamp a texture or pattern on to bare chipboard with clear stamps. i used Bo'bunny distressed textures on mine. Then while the ink is wet, coat it in clear embossing powder and meat it with a heat tool. Once it has dryed and cooled off dab acrylic paint that has been weaked with water over the top and let it dry. You could wipe off some of the paint if you want a more defined pattern or distress it with sandpaper.
 if you are going to stick things like beads on to chipboard use a strong adhesive and be prepared to get it all over your fingers. Don't worry it comes off with warm water eventually.
 To make it easier to fold and distress the edges of your page, first wet the edges with water using a sponge then tear and roll the page until you have the look you want. I created a creamy brown paint by mixing Tim Holtz old photo ink with white acrylic paint and dabed it around the edges.
I used card i had recycled from food packaging and then embossed the stamp and cut it out. I found that it loos more three dimensonal the just stamping it directly on the page.