to her as a gift. You can pick these frames up for under $20 from Kmart !!!
I printed the photo out in black & white so it would match this theme nicely.
Perfect for a family photo shoot photo.
some extra dimension too.
I printed the photo out in black & white so it would match this theme nicely.
Perfect for a family photo shoot photo.
Hi everyone, so glad you could stop by the blog today.
I love this photo! She's so sassy! Reminds me of one of my daughters, with her so sassy little attitude she gets sometimes! Gotta love her!
a moment CAPTURED
Wonderful 2Crafty I used:
Viewfinder
Mini Flourish Bits
a moment CAPTURED
As I do with all my chipboard pieces, I paint over them with Gesso before altering. I'ts my thing for getting a good finish on the chippies.
I placed a large die-cut viewfinder at the top left of the photo, then added one of the chipboard Viewfinders on top of it. I really like the look of the double viewfinders. I painted it with 'Goldstone' from the Prima Shimmering Lights Water Color Set to match the color of the flowers.
On the left side of the photo, I tucked in a couple of the Mini Flourish Bits under the flowers. These were painted with 'Chandelier' from the Prima Shimmering Lights Water Color Set.
I placed another one of the Mini Flourish Bits on the right side, also tucked into the flowers, for balance. This was painted the same as the others.
I thought the title a moment CAPTURED really "captured" the whimsy of this photo! "a moment" was painted with 'Bear' from the Prima Woodlands Water Color Set. And the word 'CAPTURED' was painted with 'Chandelier' from the Prima Shimmering Lights Water Color Set.
All of the chipboard on this layout were painted with Water Colors. The Shimmering Water Color Set is really shimmering in real life. The photos don't do them justice. That happens sometimes with shiny things like this, and glitter, for instance. Just doesn't photograph well. I tried different lighting, positioning, and this was a good as it got! But trust me, you will not be disappointed using sparkly finishes on your chipboard. Really is pretty!
Ok, that's it for me today, see you back in a few weeks with more from our favorite 2Crafty Chipboard!
xx
Hi everyone!
Laura back today to share my next layout.
2Crafty Products used:
Steampunk Gears Small
Blood Sweat & Gears
Mini Sampler
12x12 Nested Cog Frames
Checkerboard Clumps
I prepped the paper with clear gesso then added some texture paste that was coloured with powders. After I prepped the chipboard pieces.
After the gesso dried I applied Finnabair mica powder in the rusty orange colour from the golden hour set, Dylusions slate grey ink spray and Ranger Distress Stain in black soot and hickory smoke.
I layered the chipboard with die cuts and molded pieces
The title piece I used lumberjack plaid ink and embossing powder then inked it with black around the edges to coordinate with the other distressed pieces.
Thanks for stopping by
Hi everyone. I'm back sharing my first layout for February.
I love the natural look of this paper, and these flowers, from the Whispering Way Collection from 49 and Market. I think it's perfect for this cute little girl. I only used a few piece of Chipboard here, because I thought that a few well placed pieces was all this layout needed. Hope you like it.
All Smiles
2Crafty Used:
Filmstrips Medium
Heart Clumps
All Smiles
Some of the chipboard was primed with White Gesso, and one was not! I usually prime all of it, but on this layout I did something a little different. I'll explain below...
Ok, the explanation. Originally I did prime the Filmstrip Medium with White Gesso, and then I painted it with Spanish Moss Chalk Paint.
Well, I didn't like that color, so I turned it over to try a different color. The messy underside surprisingly looked great, (with no Gesso), so I decided to go on ahead and use that! I always make a mess on the back side of the chipboard I'm altering, and most of the time it looks awful. Not this time, though.
I cut a few of the solid hearts from the Heart Clumps set and placed them inside the Filmstrip at the top and bottom of the photo. I painted them with Glacier Chalk Paint, then added a brown pearl from my stash on each of them.
Here is the bottom of the photo with the Filmstrip and Hearts. I really love the look of this Filmstrip! I'm going to have to make sure I pay attention to the back side of the chipboard after painting from now on. You just never know!
The title, All Smiles, just captures this little girl's personality. So Cute! I painted the title with White Adirondack Chalk Paint. I wanted it to pop against the other colors.
And that's it. I hope you like this and that it has inspired you to look at your "messes" in a different light. You may be surprised at what you find.
Until next time
xx