Showing posts with label Cogs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cogs. Show all posts

Wednesday, 11 October 2023

Steampunk Set - Anat Weksler

 Hello sweeties!

It's Anat here with my new project - a Steampunk set.



I'm in love with these small tin boxes and as a chocolate maker I have so many of them, so I grabbed one and altered it, adding a matching card.
I have used so many of the Steampunk-industrial chipboards, which I love so much.
Both  card and tin box backgrounds were coloured with green texture paste, chippies and metal elements were covered with rust pastes, here are the chipboard I have used:










Thanks for stopping by!
xoxo





Friday, 7 July 2023

Industrial Mixed Media box - Anat Weksler

 Hello friends!

I'm here today to share another Industrial style Box, using some of the  fabulous Dusty Attic's chippies.



No doubt I love altering different objects, especially Boxes. Sometimes I alter them using chipboards negatives (leftovers), texture pastes and paint and from time to time I like to use patterned paper, there are so many wonderful papers, right?!

On this box I have used some Industrial papers which have this amazing rust textures that I love so much.

Here are the beautiful pieces I  have used:

Industrial cluster #9




Skeleton clock face-small/
















Thanks for stopping by!

xoxo








 

Friday, 30 June 2023

GLIMPSE of heaven - Adri Du Preez

 Hello everyone!

Welcome to the blog today. My June design team layout features beautiful Dusty Attic chipboard pieces.

This is a photo of my little grandson Janco and my granddaughter Mila when he was only a few days old. This was love at first sight. They are best friends and love each other dearly. 

Here is my layout.

    

All the chippies were first covered with a layer of white acrylic paint, and then painted with Americana Acrylic paint.

The beautiful and perfect title, Foliage F10, and the Word Disk, Hello World were heat embossed with white embossing powder.


The Foliage #4 Heart Attack Panel was painted in Boysenberry Pink, and Poodleskirt Pink. I snipped it in five pieces and tucked them under the flower clusters.  


I inked the bird nests with Chocolate Versa Magic Ink and the edges in Slate Grey. The eggs were painted with white acrylic paint and Slate Grey.

These stunning Wordpl@y elements were dry brushed with white gesso, Boysenberry Pink, and Poodleskirt Pink.



I painted the tap in Grey Storm and Grey Sky and dry brushed them with white acrylic paint.  I popped some of the hearts out of the panel and glued them like water drops dripping from of the tap.


I painted the Cogs in Grey Storm and Grey Sky and dry brushed them with white acrylic paint.


Some close-ups.



The final touches to this layout included, pearl beads, glitter, and splatters with diluted white gesso.

Dusty Attic products used.



Thank you for visiting the blog. 

Visit the Dusty Attic online shop for more amazing chipboard designs.




Thursday, 11 May 2023

How long is forever ... Amanda Herring

 

Hi there 


I am back today to share another project with you,

 I have used my favourite photo of my parents 

when they were young to create a really simple panel.




I have used made a panel using a wooden panel as my base and chipboard designed by
 Antonis Tzanidakis.

I have covered the wooden panel with scrapbook paper from Stamperia and added 
some texture by stencilling a heavy body paste on top.





I have used aloe of various cogs and gears layered up to build texture on the two hearts from the 
unlock my heart chippy pack. 





Once all the layers are built up I have then painted the chippy with acrylic paints 
in the same colours of my background.




Details of all the layers






Supplies used; 

DA 0232 Jumbo cogs #1
DA 2370 Cogs #3
DA1932 Mini cogs #2
DA 2227L Unlock my heart
DA 2287 Time Travel Designer
DA2158 Metal Plates Stencil
DA1486 Glass Stains Stencil
Stamperia mixed media glue 
Stamperia primer
Stamperia acrylic paint Earth , Earth brown , Indian Turquoise and Albicocca
Golden Iridescent Copper and Quin Burnt Orange 



Thanks for stopping by to have a look

See you next time

Mandy x