Showing posts with label TCW Stencil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TCW Stencil. Show all posts
Thursday, May 9, 2019
Altered Birdhouse by Steph
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with lots of fun products from the store. Please visit the store for all the fun products I've used today.
I've got an altered birdhouse to share today.
I painted the birdhouse with assorted Prima Art Alchemy Metallique Paints:
Midnight Sky
Raven Black
Dragon's Eye
Once dried, I added Art Alchemy Rust Paint Set to give it a rustic appearance.
Finally, I used my fingers to add Prima Marketing Art Alchemy Metallique Wax over the entire project.
Thank you for visiting
I've got an altered birdhouse to share today.
Start by painting birdhouse with black gesso. This will allow the colors of the birdhouse to really stand out..
Using The Crafter's Workshop Tattered Lace stencil , move it around the birdhouse adding modeling paste. Once dry, add assorted embellishments around the birdhouse. I used Tim Holtz Idea-ology Mini Gears, Prima chipboard, buttons and more. Each of the items was adhered using Dina Wakely Media Soft Gel Medium. For added depth, I layered a number of different elements.
Next, I gessoed the entire birdhouse again because I wanted all the elements in one uniform color when I painted them.
I painted the birdhouse with assorted Prima Art Alchemy Metallique Paints:
Midnight Sky
Raven Black
Dragon's Eye
Once dried, I added Art Alchemy Rust Paint Set to give it a rustic appearance.
Finally, I used my fingers to add Prima Marketing Art Alchemy Metallique Wax over the entire project.
Thank you for visiting
Thursday, March 15, 2018
Adventure tags and card
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with distressed tags and a card. Please visit the store for all the fun products I've used today.
I began by creating tags using a variety of products - Ranger Texture Paste through The Crafter's Workshop Stencil - Wanderlust, Ranger Distress Inks in Gathered Twigs, Peacock Feathers, Old Paper, and 7Gysies Architextures Cardstock.
Tags are small pieces of artwork. Using another sheet of Archetextures, I again used the Wanderlust Stencil to add some design to the paper.
Then I used one of the tags with the stenciled sheet on my card. I wrapped some twine around the card, and added the tag with foam adhesives. To finish I added a sentiment from Stamping Bella - Molly Makes a Detour.
Thank you for visiting
Tags are small pieces of artwork. Using another sheet of Archetextures, I again used the Wanderlust Stencil to add some design to the paper.
Then I used one of the tags with the stenciled sheet on my card. I wrapped some twine around the card, and added the tag with foam adhesives. To finish I added a sentiment from Stamping Bella - Molly Makes a Detour.
Thank you for visiting
Monday, June 12, 2017
'HAPPY' using Blue Fern Studios Memories
Hi ... it's Bev here today at The Rubber Buggy. I am sharing a page with a photo from 2008-09. OMG where does the time fly... she has now grown into a beautiful young lady. I am so happy though that they still like to come visit, sleep over and spend time with us.
Supply List:
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Blue Fern Studios Memories
Ink: Tim Holtz ranger. Blue Fern Studios Imagine Ink Glitter
Chipboard: Blue Fern Studios Arrow Words
Markers: copics
Stencil: TCW 238s Mini Splats
Other: ribbon, metal accent. white signo gel pen, mesh, Modeling paste
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Blue Fern Studios Memories
Ink: Tim Holtz ranger. Blue Fern Studios Imagine Ink Glitter
Chipboard: Blue Fern Studios Arrow Words
Markers: copics
Stencil: TCW 238s Mini Splats
Other: ribbon, metal accent. white signo gel pen, mesh, Modeling paste
I start by laying out the layers.
I now estimate the stenciling placement and use modeling paste to texture it.
Next I used the Imagine Ink Glitter and glue to add sparkle.
Just an easy tip to save the excess glitter..... tap it off page onto a paper.
Fold the paper and slide and tap excess into the jar to save it for another project.
This close up shares the corner stitches made using a signo white gel pen, the copic coloured chippie, and the variegated cardboard with great metal flower accent.
This section has added borders and mesh accent.
The photo is slipped in behind some print images on the paper.... slice them and slide the photo in.
More close ups for your viewing.
Thanks for stopping by.... see you again soon.
Monday, October 24, 2016
Family using Blue Fern Studio by Bev Code
Hi.. it's Bev here today. Welcome to my post for The Rubber Buggy. It is a page for my son when his wife's family got together. Each visit between US family and Canadian family is precious. For this page I used Blue Fern Studios Attic Charm Collection.
Supply List:
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Blue Fern Studio Attic Charm - Haberdashery
Flowers: Blue Fern Studios Tranquil Blooms
Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Blue Fern Studio Attic Charm - Haberdashery
Flowers: Blue Fern Studios Tranquil Blooms
Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
Markers: copics
Stencil: The Crafters Workspace TCW455s love post
Accents: Lace, beads, Little Yellow Bicycle Burlap Alpha, Stickers
Stencil: The Crafters Workspace TCW455s love post
Accents: Lace, beads, Little Yellow Bicycle Burlap Alpha, Stickers
In the close ups you'll get a better view with some details.
In the above photos I fussy cut the florals from a 2nd sheet of paper and inked the edges.
They are then pop dotted onto the same spot on the background paper to give depth and dimension.
Next I added all the elements, accents and stenciled the hearts around the main photo and the word Love down the side of photo.
In this section you see the matted photo, the work love done with copic markers and below the photo is a border of lace and beads.
This section showcases the fabulous stickers that shine and the fabulous flower cluster.
This section shows the ink stenciled hearts, the family title and a section in the upper right corner.
Thanks for stopping by... see you again soon.
Monday, October 17, 2016
Love using Blue Fern Studio Serendipity with Bev Code
This super page is my eldest Grand Daughter and her cat "Miles". The 2 of them are like Mutt and Jeff? LOL I used Blue Fern Studios Serendipity Collection for the base of this layout from The Rubber Buggy DT.
Supply List:
Paper: Blue Fern Studios Serendipity
Chipboard: Blue Fern Studios Turkish Bits
Flowers: Blue Fern Studios Tranquil Blossoms
Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
Markers: copics
Stencil: TCW 554S Butterfly collage
Other: Black pen, modeling paste, lace
In the close ups you can view some of the details and also some background work.
In the photo above I took the full dark sheet and added the ripped corner pieces with inked edges.
I also inked the circles using TCW stencil and a dabber finger.
I pulled some Blue Fern Studio Flowers that complimented the colouring.
Before gluing down I lay out some of the accents and photos for best placement.
This showcases the small cluster of chipboard and flowers.
In this section I clustered some flowers, the chipboard and added some elegant lace.
The title is stenciled on paper using a black pen and then mounted on piece of cork.
Here is the main central section with the photos up front and centre.. it's purrrfect.
Thanks for stopping by... see you again soon.
Monday, July 11, 2016
Love Memories using Lemon Crafts Forget me Not
Hi....Bev here today. So how was your weekend? Mine was perfect thanks.
Today I am sharing a super page using the Monday sketch below from Turtle Soup and the White plus 1 Challenge. I am using my products from The Rubber Buggy.
Supply List:
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Lemon Craft Forget Me Not
Accents: ART C Ephemera Collage Kits word play, family
Stencil: TCW 455s Mini Love Post
Flowers: Wild Orchid Crafts
Ink: Tim Holtz mini pads
Brads: Graphic 45 Shabby Chic Ornate Metal
Other: cardstock, black pen, twine
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Lemon Craft Forget Me Not
Accents: ART C Ephemera Collage Kits word play, family
Stencil: TCW 455s Mini Love Post
Flowers: Wild Orchid Crafts
Ink: Tim Holtz mini pads
Brads: Graphic 45 Shabby Chic Ornate Metal
Other: cardstock, black pen, twine
INSTRUCTIONS:
STEP #1: Gather all your papers, accents, trims, stencils and photo(s).
STEP #2: If using a sketch... as I am ... layout the layers of papers and accents to fit the sketch... and take a photo so you can dismantle and start gluing.
STEP #3: I like to save paper when layering... so I cheat and the 3 layers behind the dark mat of photo are just pieces so I could save the pieces for yet another project or card. I inked all the edges and glued the layers together
STEP#4: Estimating where the photo section is going I marked it and ink stamped over the stencil only where ink will be needed to show after the photo is added.
STEP #5; I decided the photo section was a bit plain so before gluing down or placing on the photo to add a few rounds of twine. This way it can be glued down firmly all at once.
STEP #6: After gluing down the photo with all the layers I then designed the clustered section with lots of flowers, arrows, doily, chipboard and accents
STEP #7; For the title I used some ephemera accents and combined chipboard and clear plastic title.
STEP #8: In this section you can see the stenciled section, the title and I added a extra tab behind the layers and added a plastic butterfly accent.
STEP #9: In this section you can see parts of the cluster but also the fun small pennant accent.
STEP #10: To add more texture, depth and dimension to the corner I added the brads and some doodles using micron black pen.
Thanks for stopping by today.... see you again next week.
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