Merry Christmas - Elena's Post
I want to start my Christmas post by saying
MERRY CHRISTMAS to all of you.
I hope you enjoy your holidays. I'm here with you today
to show you my Christmas projects.
This time I decided to try something new and to challenge
myself with some OTP projects, so here they are.
My first project is a set of Christmas tags for my darling daughter
who demands me to be creative and prepare something new for
her every year. I didn't want to make a simple Christmas Card
so I thought I would make some tags for her instead.
When I received my recent package of 2Crafty Chippies,
she looked through them and told me,
''I want this, that and that one in one card". It was a little difficult
to combine all 3 large chippies in one place, so I have managed
to make 3 different tags for her.
I decided to use acrylic sheets from Clear Scraps to achieve some
transparency. I love it when I see frosty trees outside .
I primed Fir Xmas Tree with Gesso , then I stamped it with Crystals
Antiquites Embosssing powder and misted it with some Starburst inks.
After that I added some bling, stars and added some
sprinkles of white acrylic paint
I glued it on to the acrylic sheet and here you can
see the back side of the tag.
I didn't change the back side of the chipboard as I wanted to add
some warm kraft color to the set.
For the next tag I used Prancing Reindeers
I used the same techniques on the 2 pieces of chipboard
that come in the pack.
and the smaller one......
Next project is a shadow box.
(Keep in mind I had a task to use almost all Christmas
themed chippies for my DD decorations)
So I used another tree there - Retro Xmas Tree
I painted it with Green acrylic paint, covered it with texture paste,
daubed it with red ink and golden gouache, and added some
pearls and beaded thread to decorate the tree.
I didn't want to much painting, as the papers from Meg's Garden are
very bright on their own. So I came back with heat embossing on my
next chipboard pieces.
I added texture paste on Mini Santa's Sleigh and embossed it with
Aged Mahagony and Golden embossing Distress powders.
I just covered the Fine Snowflake with golden gouache and
decorated it with the flower.
The last project that I traditionally share with you is made for
Manor House Creations.
It is a Christmas Wreath.
I used my favorite fabric there - linen,
then added many flowers and Corner Whispy Vines
I have misted these with shimmers and covered them
slightly with gesso.
The same technique was used on Ornament Sampler
I hope you have enjoyed my Christmas post and I wish you
Merry and bright holidays.
To find more inspiration with 2Crafty chipboard
you are welcome to visit my blog.