Marie Claude here today to show you my latest layout using 2Crafty lovely chipboards.
This time, it's all about big swirls and how it adds movement to a layout.
Larger one are great as base behind photo and smaller one are perfect to embellish.
2Crafty has a lot of beautiful swirls in it's online store. Be sure to check them!
"This Moment"
"Modern Swirls" were embossed with a dark blue powder.
They were then placed upside down on each side of the photo to recreate wave movement.
In order to get a rough look,"This moment" title was distressed with sand paper
and then embossed with glossy white powder.
"Sharon's butterflies" were left natural, except for a few spots where white gesso was dry brushed.
Hello creatives, this month, 2crafty chipboard is sponsoring Kraft Plus Challenge.
I'm not sure if this a scrapbook layout or an art journal page, but its perfect as the first
page of my family scrapbook album.
My project is based on their mood board which you can see here.
Here is a close up of the focal point of the page made using 4 pieces from the Family Symbols Set & a heart from the ATC hearts & stars set.All the chipboard pieces were first treated with white gesso and then painted over. On the left is a shaker frame made with one of the smaller frames from the Polaroid Assortment Frames set. Here is a tip : To ensure the tiny star sequins don't slip through the shaker frame, seal it around with washi tape.
Ive tucked a Handrawn heart frame behind this to frame the focal point. Now to the 'Life is Amazing' title piece because of which I decided not to use any photos on this layout. I had been saving this for my gratitude journal but the moodboard at Kraft Plus Challenges provided the perfect inspiration to use it on a 12x12 layout.
I hope you enjoy the video of how this page came together.
2Crafty Supplies Used:
Family Symbols
Life is Amazing Title
Frame Handrawn hearts
ATC Tiny Hearts & Stars
Polaroid Assortment Frames
Altered Paint brush
My second project was literally inspired by the Modern Swirls chipboard.
For some reason it reminded me of music and a brush stroke.
To begin, the paintbrush & all the chipboard pieces were coated with white gesso.
The keyhole piece was treated with a mixture of crackle paste & texture paste.
I then applied paints on the gessoed paintbrush using a palette knife to create some texture.
For the chipboard pieces though, I dabbed the paint with a make up sponge so that the paint application would be even and smooth. Finally, some micro beads, sequins & glitter.