I have been so spoiled this winter...as I'm writing this post the sun is shining and it's been in the 60's this week. I know there is probably some wintery weather still heading my way, but I'm happy for all of the pretty days! What better time than now to share a Spring layout with you! I used so many fun techniques on this piece to really build some interesting layers.
Do you love this little embellishment? I had a vintage celluloid charm that's been in my jewelry drawer for ever. I used
Amazing Mold Putty to make a mold of it - and it was time to cast away! I poured it up using the
Amazing Clear Cast and after it set, I painted it with
Creative Inspirations Paint (beige). Now I can make these little trinkets over and over again.
This Dusty Attic Chipboard chair was covered heavily with
Wow! Embossing Powders Ultra High Copper. The Ultra-high powders create a ton of texture. Next, I used the
Wow! Brocade stamp set to stamp over the copper and embossed in the
Suzy West Presidio Purple and
Tea Garden Green. I love how you can see the hint of pattern, like worn antique upholstery would look.
I used my Cricut to cut the paper doily and random stamped over the cut, again using the Brocade stamp. The
Presidio Purple was used over the green designer paper to create a custom patterned paper. I also added some of the Copper powder around the edges of the layout.
Spring makes you take notice of all of the little things around you, and I hope that I have inspired you to add these extra touches to your layouts.
Do you love this little embellishment? I had a vintage celluloid charm that's been in my jewelry drawer for ever. I used Amazing Mold Putty to make a mold of it - and it was time to cast away! I poured it up using the Amazing Clear Cast and after it set, I painted it with Creative Inspirations Paint (beige). Now I can make these little trinkets over and over again.
This Dusty Attic Chipboard chair was covered heavily with Wow! Embossing Powders Ultra High Copper. The Ultra-high powders create a ton of texture. Next, I used the Wow! Brocade stamp set to stamp over the copper and embossed in the Suzy West Presidio Purple and Tea Garden Green. I love how you can see the hint of pattern, like worn antique upholstery would look.
I used my Cricut to cut the paper doily and random stamped over the cut, again using the Brocade stamp. The Presidio Purple was used over the green designer paper to create a custom patterned paper. I also added some of the Copper powder around the edges of the layout.
Spring makes you take notice of all of the little things around you, and I hope that I have inspired you to add these extra touches to your layouts.
The stamp set is one that Suzy West designed that is called Build a Butterfly - and you get to do just that - you can mix and match the layers to create variations in your butterflies - and then all of the different colors of embossing powders - and they are stunning!
Chipboard: Tattered Angels
