Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Ethan Gino ~~Scraps of Darkness~~
This layout is of my #2 grandson, Ethan at the Summer Arts Festival this month. My dd , Jenn and I took the boys and had a great time. The photos of their faces painted went perfect with this month's "Zoology" Collection we have at Scraps of Darkness. For this layout I used the BoBunny Zoology Word, Zoology, and giraffe papers. For the border on the bottom I used a metal trinket from BoBunny's Zoology collection. The alpha stickers are also included in the kit. I also used some Tim Holtz Distress Stain (Wild Honey) and Ranger's Archival Ink (Black) from the kit. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy!! All your comments are so appreciated!!
Friday, May 27, 2011
Zara
This is a layout of my niece, Zara. I did this for my brother for Father's Day. I had done one of this same photo with G45 papers and thought he would enjoy this one! I used the Pink Paislee Butterfly Garden Collection for this project. Beautiful and whimsical papers!!! Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy!! I hope you all have a great Memorial Day Weekend, go do something fun for yourself and your family!!!!!
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Here's a couple of photos of what I did to the reverse canvas. I fist painted in with Americana Premium Acrylic Paint (Butter) that you can get at Michale's. I then used some Moon Shadow "Mystic Malachite" and sprayed some randomly on the frame. I also applied some of Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Vintage Photo) to distress the corners alittle. I also added some Crackle Accents from Ranger at the very end. I then took the chipboard gears that I got from and inked with some ColorBox Moss Green & then stamped in gold with a small flourish stamp that I had. The moss in the corners I adhered with some spray adhesive. I had some small springs that I also inked with the same Moss Green. The bolts that are near the photo are from Michael's and come in a package from Industrial Chic. The barbed wire chippies are from Dusty Attic. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy!!
Saturday, April 30, 2011
Backstage close-ups & details
Here's a few close-ups and details of my "Backstage" lo. I first backed the bg paper on some cardboard and then used my new Tim Holtz Mini Stapler which I highly recommend, very groovy tool!!! The circular cardboard I misted with some Tattered Angels (Tiger Lily & Pearl) and then painted lightly with some Americana Acrylic Paint (Butter) that you can get at Michael's and some Craft Smart Acrylic Paint (Apple Tart) and smeared with a cloth to meld together. I then added some ColorBox "Peony" to add some pink in with the paints. I had a small envelope which I masked with Tim Holtz's small mask with the above-mentioned Peony ink and some archival Sepia around the edges. I then layered all the papers and added the Prima Decorative Border (Flowered Tendrils Grape) on the side. The metal flowers are from Prima & Graphic 45. Love using metal!!! Hope you enjoy and try painting cardboard sometime, it's too fun!!
Thursday, April 14, 2011
I Don't Want To Be Bad
This is a layout I did for a challenge at Scraps of Darkness. The challenge was to post a lo of the darkest or weirdest page you have or can do. I have found a couple of artists that are just amazing with their photo altering and layering and this is one of them she is Kathi Townzen @ Creative Souls. The papers I found at JoAnn's Fabrics and can't wait to use on some Steampunk!! Tfl, and hope you enjoy the darkness!!!!
Friday, January 14, 2011
Zara ~~Graphic 45~~
This is a lo of my niece Zara, she's so pretty!! This was a fun lo for me since I usually am doing guy lo/s so much. I used Graphic 45 "Once Upon A Springtime" Collection. It's got beautiful papers & colors in it!! I used some Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist on the Gates from Dusty Attic & on the branch. I did some water distressing on the paper and inked with some Tim Holtz "Aged Mahogany" and "Peeled Paint". I also used a vine of bling with the prettiest glass leaves on it that I got at Michael's in the Bridal section. I appreciate all the hugs!! Thanks for stopping by.
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