Showing posts with label Chain Frames. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chain Frames. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 September 2020

PS. I Love You - Patricia Basson

 This selfie-photo of my daughter popped up a few days ago as her profile pic. Seeing as I have the 'worsts' kids to take photos of I had to jump on this gorgeous photo of her...
Apart from the lovely Dusty Attic Chippies, I used two sheets of 49 & Market Serendipituos collection, Rain Storm and Hazy Morning. I tore the Rain Storm  and used Hazy Morning as the back page.
I stamped on the paper and edges and also stamped and foiled with Cosmic Shimmer Gilding Flakes; Mulled Wine. The flowers are also from Dusty Attic: Dusty in Bloom, Blue Bonnet and Grassy Knoll.
Because of Michelle's personality, she is the girly, technically inclined one in the family, I opted for an Industrial- Chic look.















I gesso'd all of the chipboards with white Gesso. On the Decorative Frame and Chain Rectangles I applied Art Alchamy Sparks Paint; Green Goblin with a sponge. This gives some texture to the pieces as well as lovely color change. I used White Gold Metallique wax as highlight.
On the Bike Chains and Industrial Globes I used Charcoal Black and Rusty Red waxes with the White Gold again to highlight. I placed some plastic colored with Alcohol Inks behind the globes. I just love the details that come out of the designs even using only a few products and techniques. 
A few Blooms and some 49 & Market cut-outs add the feminine touch to the page.
















 From the Dusty Attic On-line shop I used the following.









Dusty in Bloom Grassy Knoll
DA 0809



Thank you for the visit and Happy Crafting....


 Always be a first-rate version of yourself,
 instead of a second-rate version of somebody else.
 ~Judy Garland~

Sunday, 1 March 2020

March 2020


Hello and Welcome to March !

A lot happened in February, we had the day of "Love" with Valentines Day, an upgrade on the website and Jen "the Boss" Hedger was on a cruise (The Top End) teaching some fabulous classes to some amazing women! 
She also took LOTS of dazzling photos, here are some to share with us. 











How amazing does that look, Jen also has like 100 food photos as well as more of the ship and sunsets and fun on the day stopovers.

If this seems like the perfect holiday for you why not join in the next cruise? Dusty Attic with 49 and Market "An Asian Affair" aboard the Royal Caribbeans Quantum of the Seas.



Cruise with the Dusty Attic and 49 and Market round-trip from Singapore. Visit multiple cities in Vietnam. And while you sail - take 5 classes with your hosts.

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Now on to the TWO entries that have both won a $50AUD Credit to the Dusty Attic online store 




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Why not enter the March challenge for your chance to win?
Just add your link and name to the right hand side of the blog. 

To bring us our first Design Team inspiration of the month is 

RACHELLE SIGURDSON





With a chance of the prize, all you have to do is link your entry to the right hand side of the blog with your name and country for your chance to win one of two $50 vouchers, you can use the mood board to sway your creation, the only "rule" is that there is Dusty Attic Chipboard on your entry...….
The Dusty Attic used: https://dustyattic.com.au/
Blueprint WordPack
Blueprint WordPack
Chain Rectangles
Chain Rectangles
Cogs & Gears
Cogs & Gears
Cogs 2
Cogs
Cyclone Wire
Cyclone Wire
Industrial Border #1
Industrial Border #1
Industrial Border #2
Industrial Border #2
Industrial Border #3
Industrial Border #3
Industrial Corners
Industrial Corners
Industrial Chains
Industrial Chains
Branches and Berries
Branches & Berries
The 49 and Market used: https://www.49andmarket.com/shop/
Old School
Old School - School Days
School Days
Vintage Remnants
VRP-88060 Paper No 08
Paper #8
Flowers-Floral Mixology-Mudslide
Other Elements used: Clear Gesso, Clear Crackle Paint, Prima Waxs: Old Denim. Vintage Silk & Bronze Age, Sequins, Prills, Micro Beads....Here are a few close ups.....
I primed all of the chipboard pieces with clear gesso, then applied a thick coat of clear crackle onto some of the pieces. Once the crackle had dried I played with the waxes listed above.....Here are a few more close ups....









Thank you so much for taking the time to look & I am looking forward to see what you come up with this months challenge.......Rachelle