HAPPY NEW YEAR
We would like to wish everyone a wonderful 2017.
This year is going to be super amazing
We have a few changes to our Ultra talented Design Team, first off we are saying a few "see ya soon" as some of the 2016 Team are taking a break from Scrapping due to family, holiday and work commitments but they will be back ....
either later on this year or even 2018.



And we say farewell to Valia due to illness, our Grecian goddess has finished all of her DT commitments including Dusty Attic.
We also say farewell and thank you for being part of our 2016 Team to Maggie and Rajni.


So the 2017 TEAM is ...
Owner and Designer of Dusty Attic (lovingly known as "the boss")
Jennifer Hedger
Design Team Co-ordinator
Jen Burns
Returning DT Members
Amy Voorthuis
Cathy Cafun
Joanne Bain
Lisa Gregory
Patricia Basson
Rachelle Sigurdson
and
Tina Ollett
Also returning this year but as CREATIVE CONTRIBUTOR's
are
Gabbrielle Pollacco
and
Marta Lapkowska
Joining our Design Team for the very first time
(and we are so excited!)
Fiona Paltridge
Gerry Van Gent
Nadya Drozdova
Sanderijn de Bruin
Valerie Ouellet
Also joining us this year as a CREATIVE CONTRIBUTOR
is
Stacey Young
NEW NEW NEW
Challenge this year as well
Em Stafrace from
The Nifty Pixel so kindly did a whole year of sketches for us, combined with a colour themed Mood Board you can create what your heart desires.
Choose from the combination of the Sketch and Mood Board, Mood Board only or the Sketch only
to win a $100 gift voucher to the Dusty Attic website
just add your link to the right hand side of the blog.
Again the only requirement is that you use Dusty Attic chipboard in your creation.
Rachelle has this amazing layout to share with you for inspiration.
Hello, we are now into a new year, "2017", so of course, there is now a new challenge "Mood Board with a sketch!
You can use the sketch and, or the mood pallet!
The Challenge has a amazing prize of a $100 Dusty Attic Gift Voucher to the Dusty Attic Website for the winner. To enter all you need to do, is use the Mood Board for Inspiration, you can interpret it anyway you like. The only requirement is that Dusty Attic chipboard is used in your creation. Once completed simply add your link to the right side of the bar of the Dusty Attic Blog...
The Dusty Attic used: http://www.dustyattic.com.au/
Ornate Frame #6
Decorative Frame #1
Icicles
Layered Corners
mini Marrakesh Trellis
Tropical Foliage #1
Flower Buds #2
Branches and Berries
Tickets
Mini Holly
Snowflakes
Hashtag Sayings #2
Bubbles Stencil
Dusty in Colour Oceania
The 49 and Market used: http://www.49andmarket.com/

Vintage Artistry-Seeds of Love

Garden Bloom-Dusty Shale

Garden Bloom-Alabaster

Basic Flowers-Multi Blue

Roses White
Other elements used: Prima Snowflake texture, glass glitter-pearl, say it in crystals, clear crackle paint, prills, beads, LuminArt-Heavenly white,liquid pearls-robins egg,translucent paste, cheese cloth ribbon
Shows stencil work using the DA bubble stencil, & translucent paste. Once the paste died I painted the stencil work with the LuminArt-Heavenly white H20. I primed all of the chipboard with clear gesso, except for the snowflakes & Icicles I primed them with white gesso....
I painted most of the chipboard with clear crackle, then once the crackle dried, I painted the pieces with the LuminArt-Heavenly White, or the liquid pearls-robins egg...I also painted the flowers with the heavenly white, for shimmer...
I applied the snow texture (using a brush), & sprinkled on glass glitter on to the wet glitter. I did this on to some areas of the chipboard & on to the flowers...
Here are some more close ups...
Thank you so much for taking the time to look & I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with, with this months challenge. All the best for 2017....Rachelle
TOMORROW we will reveal who won the December Mood Board Challenge and there was also a prize for whomever entered the most during 2016, this prize will also be revealed in the next week.
In the mean time hope you enjoy your New Years Day and if you get some creating time give the new challenge a go and also have a look at "The Nifty Pixel".


































