Showing posts with label Funky Rectangle Panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Funky Rectangle Panel. Show all posts

Thursday, December 26, 2024

Sweet Child Of Mine - Laura Gilhuly

 Hi everyone!

Hope you are all recovering from your Christmas food coma!!


Laura here to share my next layout!

 

"Sweet Child of Mine"


2Craty products used:


Sweet Child Of Mine

Fays Flourish

Grid Bits

Atc Music Notes

Funky Rectangle Panel

1" Hexagons



I LOVE the flow of the Fays Flourish....to me it is whimsical and has a flow like music!



I covered all the chipboard with white gesso for the hexagons I used a bit of yellow ochre brusho powder then spritzed with water.  I used a paint brush to move the colour around a bit and added more powder till I achieved the desired look.  The Grid Bits and panel I used Winterfrost distress mica stain and for the music notes I used Lyndy's cattail copper brown mist and dylusions ground coffee spray.  The flourishes I used both the ground coffee spray and winterfrost spray.



I love this title.  Its from one of best rock songs of the 80's but its a great way to describe
our son Cody.  Sweet guy but a little rock and roll too!


Thanks for stopping by







Wednesday, September 6, 2023

'Unconditional love'
layout by Rachael Funnell

 


Hello Everyone!
Rach back with you today sharing another layout I created 
using some really great 2 Crafty Chipboard pieces...


2 Crafty Chipboard used:
Funky Rectangle panel
2022
Mini Title Stick set 5
Mini Fast forward arrows


Inspired by the colors from this fabulous photo of our furbaby Storm....
I inked this Funky Rectangle panel with this great rustic orange using Tim Holtz-Rusty hinge.
I then cut the panel in half & placed it on either side of my photo...


The 2022 I simply inked with black, I also inked with black a couple of the 
Mini fast-forward arrows and place the arrows at the top and bottom of the photo...

And lastly, for the title 'Unconditional Love' which is just perfect for this and well
Mini Title Stick set 5 and using a paintbrush to apply two layers of gesso...


Thanks for popping by
I do hope I have inspired you in someway
Until next time!