Showing posts with label Tranquility. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tranquility. Show all posts
Monday, May 8, 2017
A Laugh is a Smile that Burst using Blue Fern Studio Tranquility & More
HI... Bev here today at The Rubber Buggy. What a fun page with a photo of my youngest Grand Daughter. The colours, trims and accents were perfect with this too cute photo. I am using Blue Fern Studio Tranquility collection and some Creative Embellishments chipboards.
Supply List:
Rubber Buggy Products:
Flowers: Wild Orchid flowers/ leaves,
Stencil: mini chicken wire
Ink: Tim Holtz mini pad
Creative Embellishments Products
Chipboards: A laugh is a smile that bursts, Berry Wreath circular frame, Lupine, Monarch Butter fly
Button: Fly Away Flair
Other: washi tape, black pen, Modeling Paste
To start the background I am using 2 pattern papers ripping one in half and glued them to gether.
Using a 2nd sheet of paper the same print I fussy cut the bird and cage, inked it and foam popped it up.
You can see that inking the edges give depth and dimension to the cage and bird. In the upper section I fussy cut some foliage from the 2nd print paper to add to the upper left corner above the bird.
Using some pieces from some floral chipboard I added it to the 2 sections on the page.
This title is so fitting for the photo of my youngest Grand Daughter. When she was happy she would smile and break into the most infection laugh for a small toddler. She would make us all smile with happiness when she did this. I inked this part of the title and when dry I added glossy accents for a shine.
In these 2 photo shots I am sharing where I used Modeling paste and stencil to add texture to the page.
The photo above shows placement of the proposed photo with chipboard frame and the title.
I cut the photo to fit the frame, clustered with flowers and leaves, added the inked and stickles butterfly and add the flair butterfly accent.
I added some Nuvo Glimmer paste to the chipboard.
Glossy accented title.
Flair button, cluster of flowers and on chipboards more Nuvo Glitter paste.
On this central section of the page showcasing my sweet Grand Daughter I put just a dab of blue ink and sparkled it up with more Nuvo Glitter paste... but not solid.. just spiratic placement. It's she just too cute.
Thanks for stopping by... hope to see you again soon.
Monday, October 3, 2016
Elegant card using Blue Fern Studio Tranquility Collection
Hi it's Bev here to share a card I made using the great sketch and I added some amazing lace and metal accents. This paper collection is soft and subtle and it was perfect for the accents and design.
Supply List:
Paper: The Rubber Buggy - Blue Fern Studio Tranquility Peaceful
Cardstock: Cut Card Stock, misc cardstock
Ink: Tim Holtz ranger
Dies: Spellbinders
Accents: Shabby is Chic Boutique lace trim, lace butterfly, metal butterfly, flower
Sketch: Scrapbook and Cards
Other: beads, liquid pearls
Thanks for stopping by.. see you again soon.
Monday, August 29, 2016
Adore by Bev using Blue Fern Studio Tranquility Collection
hi Bev here today ... so I am still creating wedding pages... doing black and white and colour photos. I am using products from The Rubber Buggy. The Blue Fern Studio Collections have been amazing and have the perfect touch of softness and elegance for wedding pages.
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Blue Fern Studio Tranquility Stillness
Stencils: TCW 455s, 605s, 507s
Ink: Tim Hotlz mini pads
Accent: ART C doily
Other: flowers, fern stickers, chipboard
In the close ups I'll share some of my techniques. I use both Color Box and Tim Holtz inks... shading to the outer edges of where the photo will be.
Now using some shades of green I add more defined straight lines through out the yellow.
Now I used green paint splatter applied by flicking the paint brush.
Now it's stencil time. I am using a few of them and mix up the yellow and green to them.
Here is my finished stenciling all placed to the outer edges of the photo spot.
At this point I play all the proposed accents on the page in estimated placement. I take a photo so when I take them all off to start gluing from the back going forward I have a photo to view.
In these close ups you can see the page come together. In the one above you can see I chose to move everything up higher from my sample photo to leave the 3 hearts showing in full size.
I loved the natural chipboard colouring with the paper and inking.
The stenciling and colouring is perfect for this page. I love the hearts and the word Love... just perfect.
I decided on single flowers but originally had tried larger clusters. They became too strong and went back to one each. The fern leaves are stickers and the other accent is the doily.
At this point less is better so I chose to stop at this point.
Thanks for stopping by.. see you again soon.
Monday, August 22, 2016
Sweet by Bev using Blue Fern Studio Tranquility and so many amazing accents
Hi everyone.. Bev here today. Sure hope your having a great day. This page I share today has one of my favourite photos of my eldest Grand Daughter. She is now 20? OMG where did the time go? This is The Rubber Buggy post for today. Be sure to visit the store to view all the amazing products I used from there.
Supply List:
The Rubber Buggy Products
Paper: Blue Fern Studio Tranquility Collection, Calm, Calling Cards
Die: Memory Box Honeycomb Collage 91443, Lenora Bloom
Stencil: TCW #287s mini burst
Other: cricut title, Martha Stewart punch, twine, bling, buttons, sew easy ink roller stitch
Instructions:
#1. I started with some soft coloured turquoise blue paint splatter
#2. Next I chose the 2 papers to base the photo. The back one I first wrapped with twine 3 times for texture and depth. The front one I inked the edges in blue. Do not glue down yet.
#4. Things were still too plain so I die cut the floral flourish and punched a border accent. These are all done in the same cardstock.
Here is one last close up for your viewing... it is a sweet page. I loved sharing with you today... and hope to see you again soon.
#3. With the above placement organized I removed them and added starburst stencil inking with Tim Holtz mini pad. Layering things down again I die cut the Honeycomb accent for behind the photo. Also on the bottom right corner under the photo I found a piece of paper that I ripped, inked the edge and added for colour and depth by popping it up.
#5. I cricut cut the title using the same cardstock. You can also view from this photo the Sew Easy ink roller stitching accents.
#6. For a total change up I added the yellow flower cluster with the blue in it. It was perfect.
#7. It doesn't show except in the finished page... I added 3 buttons in the upper left corner. (this is a fun challenge over at the Turtle Soup to add buttons so I will be submitting there too.)
I loved sharing with you today... and hope to see you again soon.
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