Digital layout - June calendar page

Here is my June page from the 2016 Calendar I created.  It is created using the ClubScrap Comics digital kit.  The skull element was not from the kit, it is something I grabbed off the internet and changed up to work with the layout.

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

ClubScrap May Artist Team Challenge Blog Hop

MAY ARTIST CHALLENGE

The May challenge is to incorporate metal or faux metal elements to embellish your pages, cards or other projects. We could use punches, die cuts, or other techniques to create them. 

Today I created this great box with a drawer for holding my finger sponges...I have a lot of them!!

Start by adhering mat board strips to a mat board base.  I made the walls 2 inches tall.

Create a drawer that fits perfectly inside the box.  I made the walls 1.75in tall.

Create a front for the drawer, cover matboard with pattern paper and metal embellishment and knob to allow for easy open and closing of drawer.

 I painted the edges of the mat board with black paint.  Then I adhered pattern paper to the outside of the box.

Here is all my finger sponges in the box.

Now I created the box top.  I put cut out images and letters onto the top of the matboard:

 Cover with metal foil tape and use bone folder to emboss foil around images/letters:

Use alcohol inks to ink the foil tape.  Then I used a little bit of black acrylic paint and rubbed around the images with my finger, this makes them pop a little more:

So now go check out LILIAN's project next!!!

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Clubscrap "Creative license" Blog Hop

Creative License Blog Hop!!

Today I am working with Club Scrap's Creative License kit.  This kit is fabulous, especially if you have lots of guys in your life like I do!!  With Father's day coming right up - this is a great kit to play with too!  Today I got to play with my hexagon dies and create this fun layout of my son and hubby riding/driving the 4x4:

 Pretty basic layout - I just used my new hexagon shaped die cuts to cut out a bunch of hexagons from all the different awesome papers in this months' kit, then ink the edges of all of the sides:

On a piece of the orange cardstock, I stamped the image repeated in light brown ink as shown:

Adhere the hexagon shapes as shown:

Trim off the pieces that overlap the page.  Finish up the layout by adding photo and embellishments:

I also made a Greeting Card using the same technique:

Thanks for stopping by...now for more great stuff -

go check out Josette's blog hop project!!!

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

ATC's - using White Gel Pen

ATC's - using White Gel Pen

This one I am submitting to Wicked Wednesdays ATC Challenge blog for their "Circus" themed challenge:

Supplies:
File folder
Stamps
Black ink pad
Gelatos
White Gel pen
White Acrylic paint

Instructions:

 1.  Cut 2.5x3.5 panels from file folder.

 2. Rubberstamp various images with black ink onto panels.

Purple ATC - all stamped images are from Club Scrap London Calling kit.
Red ATC - all stamped images are from Club Scrap Big Deal kit.
Blue ATC - all stamped images are from Club Scrap Dungaree kit.
Orange ATC - all stamped images are from Club Scrap Bugs kit.
Green ATC - all stamped images are from Club Scrap Bugs kit.

 3.  Scribble gelatos all over panel.  (Sorry for blurry photo) Use finger and dip into water, rub all over gelatos. Let dry.

 4.  Use a white gelato and highlight the stamped images.

 5.  Use white acrylic paint and splatter all over the panels.

 Here is the finished ATC's...

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Pretty Excited - Published Just Swap Art - Vol. 1, 2016

Pretty excited for mail call today - the new issue of Just Swap Art magazine showed up today!!  The editors had requested I submit some 'miniature' artwork for this issue, and so I provided a number of pieces.

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Digital layout - May calendar page

Here is the May calendar page of the 2016 Calendar I made for Christmas gift.  Created with ClubScrap Refresh digital kit.

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

ClubScrap Dahlia Blog Hop

Dahlia Blog Hop!!

Today I am working with Club Scrap's Dahlia kit.  This kit is so pretty!!  My mother actually owns and runs a Dahlia farm, so this kit really hits home and I made a Mother's Day card for her using the kit.  This card is called a neverending card and it is really cool.

I am totally loving this card technique!!  Check out the video at the end of the blog as well on how to make it!!

Supplies:
Cardstock
bone folder
glue
Embellishment

Instructions:
1. Cut 2 pieces of cardstock 6x6

 2.  Score at 1.5 in and 4.5 in on both pieces

 3.  Cut pieces in half across the score lines

4. Put glue in the four corners

 5.  Glue yellow on top of orange, lay the cut lines opposite of one another like shown:

 6.  Prep all the cut outs from the kit - to use for embellishing the card:

 Here is the front of the card, first set of panels

 Here is the next set of panel when you filp the card the first time:

 Here is the 3rd set of panels:

 Here is the 4th set of panels:

I made a couple of other versions as well:

Celebrate kit version

Crewel & Unusual version

 

Thanks for stopping by...now for more great stuff -
go check out Josette's blog hop project!!!

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin