Showing posts with label fish net panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fish net panel. Show all posts

Tuesday, 8 February 2022

Unforgettable moments - Karan Gerber - Mood Board Inspiration

Hi Friends and welcome back to my blog. I have another layout to share with you, this one base on this months mood board. 






This months mood board is filled with greens and a bit of mustard so i decided to concentrate of those colors. Using the small Scroll #2 painting it using Distress re Inker on all the chipboard items, splashing a bit of Gold Coin Paint.


I cut apart the Fish net Panel coloring them the same as did all my chipboard pieces.  

The photo is of our waterfront here on our retirement property. The rock pile ( which we call rock point) is a great spot to sit and ponder the view we have. 


Tucking in pieces of the Scroll, the fish net and the anchor. 





I love how this all came together and hope you do too. See you next time. 


Dusty Attic 

Small Scroll; Anchor #2 ; Fish Net Panel; Unforgettable Moments    Ornate Circle 2


    






Until Then, Happy Scrapping







Wednesday, 19 January 2022

Eat, sleep, cruise and repeat - Deb Stephens - Mood Board Inspiration

Hello Dusty FANattics

For the January mood board challenge I decided to use papers, embellishments and chipboard from my stash and look through my containers of un-scrapped photos. (We've all go these, right?)

This is the Mood board 



I started with a pieces of paper called "Follow your path" from the True North range by Uniquely Creative. I applied clear embossing paste through the Dusty Attic fishnet stencil and covered it with some textured embossing powder then heat set it. I randomly shadow stamped a background stamp between the embossing with a grey archival ink, then inked the edges of the page.



I covered all of the chipboard pieces in gesso and then painted the elements with chalk paint. Then some were covered in crackle gloss and left to dry. Once dried I applied blue and brown ink through the cracks to make them stand out more. 



I matted my photo onto a pale blue cardstock and then used foam tape to a Kaisercraft paper from the Coastal Escape collection called Netting on the light brown side. From the leftover piece on the wood patterned side, I cut several strips about 3/4" long then distressed and inked the edges before adhering it to the base sheet.  I then adhered the photo mat centrally on top of this. After arranging and adhering the chipboard around the photo mat, I finished off with sisal fibres, flowers from Prima's French riviera range, some mini seashells, starfish and art stones. The final touches were some gesso wash and splashes of paint to the page.



Remember it is super easy to add your take of the mood board into the comments section of the Dusty FANattics facebook page 
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Dusty Attic Products used


·         DA1941 - Pirate Icons (ship wheel and anchor only)

·         DA0654 – Fish net panel

·         DA2081 – Mini captions #17

·         DA2148X – life Buoy

·         DA1735 – World Map

·         DA08632 – Mini Number Set

·         DA1731 - Layered Flourish (used as sea grass)

·         Scrapbook cruise and Explorer of the seas– Custom Cut words for cruise by Dusty Attic

-DA1488 stencil - netting


 




Saturday, 24 July 2021

Hello Summer - Adri Du Preez - Mood Board Inspiration

 Hello everyone!

Here is my project inspired by the beautiful July mood board. My project is filled with beautiful Dusty Attic nautical chippies, flowers and die cuts.

Here is the mood board.

and here is my project.



All the chippies were primed with white gesso.

I painted the edges of the title, seagulls, mini skeleton fish, sand dollars, wordpl@y and driftwood with Americana Acrylic Paint in Slate Grey and Grey Storm. I inked the edges of the driftwood and wordpl@y with Black Soot Distress Oxide.




The lighthouse was first covered with coarse gesso which gave the walls a lovely textured look.  Once dried I covered it with white acrylic paint. I then dabbed grey and brown ink on the coarse parts to make it stand out more. I inked the edges with Vintage Photo Distress Oxide.


I painted the jelly fish with Americana Acrylic paint in True Ochre, Bahama Blue and Georgia Clay and dry brushed with white acrylic paint.  I love these chippies, even more after watching the documentary My Octopus Teacher.


I painted the Compass Rose with Art Alchemy Liquid Acrylic in Umber, Burnt Sienna and Ink Black, dry brushed with white gesso and lightly rubbed with Art Alchemy Wax in Rich Copper.

I covered the string frame with Americana Acrylic Paint in Bahama Blue and dry brushed with white gesso.


The final touches to this layout included art stones and splatters with diluted white gesso.

These are the Dusty Attic chipboard pieces that I have used.







Thank you for visiting the blog. I hope you find some time to play along with this beautiful mood board.

Happy crafting.