Mystical Forest Book Nook - Kerstin Filou

 

  Hello everyone!

 

I was inspired again to create a new book nook. 

Maybe you remember the last one- Fairy Forest House.

Today a secret door in a mystical forest.

 

 

Inside view

 

How to ...tips 

 

• use remnants from  Gothic Arch as frame 
• use  Dead Tree as roots
• moon can be illuminated from behind with a string of wire lights, 
• attach the moon to the rear book nook wall with spacers

some close up's

 

 

used chipboards

 

Blank Book Nook #2 

 

remnants Gothic Arch

Gothic Fretwork small  

Dead Tree #3 

 Magic Mushrooms #3

Fern Fronds

Gargoyles #2

Toadstools #2

Moons

Vine Border 

 

 

 Thanks for your visit!

 

 I hope you find inspiration!

 

Kerstin

Good times with Friends - Rikki G - Sketch Inspiration

 Good morning how are you ? I am here today to share this month's Dusty Attic Sketch Challenge  and since I had some of the Moodboard papers on my desk I decided on combining them once again. Don't forget you have double the chance  to win if you enter the two challenges, so why don't you give it a go?

and here is a reminder of the Mood board:

This sketch works out great if you have little bits of chipboard left over, so the Skeleton Clock I chopped up and had a quarter of it leftover......

The Square Geo is perfect to chop up and scatter around the layout and you will still have leftovers for another layout.

The Vine Border is also cut into smaller pieces from a previous layout.

You can layer elements of the Geo Panel to add interest and tie your layers together.

I hope this inspires you to have a play and use all your left over chipboard, till next time, 

have a creative day.

Skeleton Clock Faces

Geo Panel #3 Small

Vine Boarder

Good Times With Friends

Song Birds #2

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.

 

Love - Aneta Nasionkowska

Hi there!

Today I'll describe the creative process of the layout which I'm very pleased with. I know that it doesn't sound too modest and that it's considered indecent to praise myself.. However, I don't really like this rule, because why not say out loud that I'm really proud of myself?.. I'd like to point out that I'm at the beginning of the cognitive path of mixed media, I'm surprised by the various reactions in which the media react together and sometimes my hands drop and creativity runs away for long hours, when the cool background turns into slush. Fortunately, not this time. And least it weren't that I'm just complaining - I really like my job! Let's begin.