Art

This is a DT layout for Dusty Attic and Vilda Stamps. This layout is inspired by the bottles of Color Wash that Tim had sent me a few months ago and a colour palette at The Color Room. I wanted to have some fun with it and create this layout. The Dusty Attic chippies that I've used on this layout are wings, dress form and some cogs. I've also used tons of stamps from Vilda Stamps on it.

Here are some details on it.

I've covered the chipboard cogs with gesso and later with distressed stickles.

On the chipboard wings, I've used some Magic Mesh to create the texture on it and on the dress form, I've used some scraps of canvas.

Hope you all like this artsy interpretation of mine using Color Wash! Go wild and try having some artsy fun yourself!

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Sources: Cardstock: Bazzill; Pattern Paper: October Afternoon; Inks: Ranger Color Wash, Ranger Distress Ink, Tsukineko Staz On; Stamps: Vilda Stamps; Chipboards: Dusty Attic; Others: Ranger Gesso, Ranger Distressed Stickles, Tim Holtz idea-ology mask and grungeboard, Making Memories acrylic paint, Prima canvas, Magic Mesh, metal embellishments, thread for stitching, Beacon, Tombow and other adhesives.   

Brrr

This is a layout using Bo Bunny's Midnight Frost line. The purpose of this layout is to showcase the fun of stitching on your layout. I've used all kind of stitches on this layout. Try to search for them.

Here are some close-ups on this layout.

I've used some liquid pearls to create some frozen ice on top of each button.

In the close-up here, I've highlighted the stitches with liquid pearls.

I've used a puffy paint pen to create the snow in the close-up above.

Hope you all find all these fun stitching inspiring! Take out those thread and needles and start stitching. If you have any questions at all on stitching on your layout, feel free to email me or post your question here. By the way, all my stitching on this layout is done by hand! 

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Sources: Pattern Papers: Bo Bunny; Inks: Ranger Distress Ink, Tsukineko Staz On; Stamps: Bo Bunny; Chipboard: Bo Bunny; Rub-On: Bo Bunny; Others: Ranger Liquid Pearls, Bo Bunny ribbon, brads and stickers, Marvy Uchida puffy pen, thread for stitching, Tombow and other adhesives. 

Patience

It's the last day of February! Time for me to share my last project of the month at The Crop Spot! This week, I'll be sharing a detail tutorial on how to create the above layout which features the beautiful papers by October Afternoon.

Here are some details on it.

Now, go on over to The Crop Spot to check out the detail step by step to create this layout. I'll be taking a break at The Crop Spot in March and will only resume my sharing there in April. The the meantime, do feel free to check out their blog for some other fun projects by the rest of their designers.

Check back for more of my projects using Bo Bunny's gorgeousness this week!

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A Hot Week!

This week, we did not managed to capture any interesting shot of Hiro. The weather had been so hot this week that we've decided to cut down on his outdoor walks. He is very unhappy about that...lol!

Check back tomorrow for another project of mine at The Crop Spot and don't forget to participate in my blog giveaway!

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OK!

This is a layout created using Swirlydoos February kit, "Things Remembered". This is also a layout which I've used a chippy by Dusty Attic.

Here are the details.

I've used the bunny and bird stamps by Vilda Stamps on this layout. I've stamped them on the pattern paper and cut them out.

This is a chipboard vintage key by Dusty Attic. I've misted it with glimmer mist and dress it up with Stickles and a ribbon bow.

I've used the skeleton leaves included in the kit to mask on this layout.

I really love the look of the masked skeleton leaf. I'm trying to play more on this technique. Hopefully I could find more skeleton leaves to experiment.

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Sources: Products Included In The Kit: Pattern Papers: TPC Studio; Others: Petaloo flowers, Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist, Pink Paislee rub-ons, Swirlydoos wings, bead and skeleton leaves, TPC Studio Stickers, Dusty Attic chipboard key; Others Not Included In The Kit: Cardstock: Bazzill; Inks: Ranger Distress Ink, Tsukineko Staz On; Stamps: Vilda Stamps; Others: Ranger Liquid Pearls, Ranger Stickles, Accent Creative Designs flowers, Offray ribbon, Karen Foster gem brad, American Crafts Thickers, beads, floss for stitching, Tombow and other adhesives.