Sunday, 14 June 2020

June Kit - Smile



This month's kit features Age of Technology papers and a whole host of added extras.  It is amazing value at 16 Euro's. Over the course of the month I will share a number of projects made using the kit. Here is my first one.



I took the DL shutter card from the kit and cut panels to fit before distressing the edges with a pair of scissors. The panels were then layered on to the card base using Magic Glue. I chose the beautifully ornate chipboard clock for my focal point in side the card and adhered it in place, putting a clear glass cabochon over the top of the face. 


I created a belly band for my card by folding a 5m strip of  paper  and then added one of the cut off strips from the bottom of the 12 x12 page pack roughly in the centre before wrapping the black and white string around the band several times. I added the chipboard heart on top of this and then the blue flower from the pack.

My title was created by cutting up one of the sticker sentiments from the pack. Finally I added splashes of white gesso.


Saturday, 13 June 2020

Two cards bundle

Hi all,

Today I'm coming to show you my two card bundle.
Sometimes I make more then one card using the same products.
I used simple scrapbook paper and many embellishments - beautiful Little Birdie cardboard birds and paper flowers, Flora Book leaves, background chipboard, some flower centers and vintage ribbon.

Hope you enjoy it!













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Thursday, 11 June 2020

Autumn door shaped album

Autumn is quite forgotten season of the year in scrapbooking. From the summery projects we jump straight away into Christmas cards, layouts and albums. And there is so many beautiful Fall paper collections and embellishments. 

For my Autumn door shaped album I used  Mintay Papers - Cozy evening. To add more vintage look to my pages I also used elements from Junk & Flower Book.



 It's funny story with cover of my album. You won't guess how many layers is on it. I am not really mixed media girl so painting is not my strong point. First, I painted door in blue and then I added all 3d powder and balls. Then, I sprinkled it with copper embossing powder. I wanted to add a little bit of pale pink, the same like on papers but in the end pink was too strong, mixed with blue and become purple. So to cover my mistakes I painted it with white gesso. I didn't like it so I cover it again with proper turquise. I added some goldenpaste. So as you see it was a long way for me to finally get the effect I wanted. 












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