Showing posts with label screw heads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label screw heads. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 June 2023

FULL Throttle - Deb Stephens

This masculine inspired layout used lots of fantastic Dusty Attic chipboard to record the memories from our trip away and Father and Son Memories on the quad bikes.


2 Industrial frame squares DA3362 were embossed with a combination of gunmetal embossing powder and Distress Foundry wax to give a contract between shiny and dull.

DA2878 Mini tool Set #3 was painted and clear embossed and then Foundry Wax was applied.

Are they not jut the cutest tools?? (Am I allowed to call manly tools cute?) Anyway.. I also had some DA1194 Tyre Tracks small, so I used some super chunky embossing powder on it.

I also used some DA1933 Gauges and chipboard title Word Pack #38 DA1620 and painted and embossed that.

Finished off with a few Screwheads DA2879.

Hoping to inspire you with this masculine layout. Dusty Attic products used are shown below.





Friday, 25 March 2022

deightfully ORDINARY moments - Rikki G

Good morning how are you? I am here with my second post for the month and it was also inspired by this month Mood board, and this layout is an interactive one with plenty of places to add multiple photos.

I love this style of scrapbooking and it doesn't need to be too hard, like in this case I used an envelope that I had in my stash to build my layers and a quick interactive, open book style layout.





When sticking the title down, I only stuck certain parts eg. the left hand side so I could lift the flap up, I love doing this way as it adds some weight to it to keep the book shut.


Because there is an inside of the book to consider decorating dont be afraid to have a little bit of it showing on the overall layout, like with the chipboard trusses.


To add to my layers of the layout I used refillable tea bags as a natural texture.



Scatter art stones throughout the layers.



Use some of your leftover chipboard..... like the brick wall. I have a little bag in my stash with small pieces that I have cut up from past layouts.... even the negative parts of the chipboard can be used.



Large envelopes are great for booklets and you can even create your own.






To add interest use a Techno Circles Small behind your layers.


Add a little Tim Holtz oxide Sapphire blue to your title to break up the black of your other elements.

I hope this has inspired you to look through your stationary supplies and to give an interactive layout a go.





















We would love to see your take on our moodboard.  Don’t forget to share your projects on our Facebook page. Why not enter the Mood Board challenge yourself? 

All you need to do is add your take of the challenge into the comments section on the Dusty FANattics Facebook page HERE for your chance to win one of two amazing $50 Credits to choose any. 

Good Luck and have fun creating.