Thursday, 30 July 2020

Illuminated Bottle - Kerstin Filou



Hi creative friends!

 I was inspired to create another
illuminated 
glass bottle in altered art.


 

 

 



Tutorial


1 choose some chipboards I used a
border and a flourish element 
  glue a piece of cheesecloth and
the chipboards with construction
  adhesive on the glass
bottle

2 create a pillar gate and a
little mermaid with airdrying modeling 
   clay and silicone cake moulds,

2a I love to use some leftovers
from the chipboards (here the
     bottom conclusion) 
     borders are used on
the sides




3  glued the gate and also
added some shells and two pieces of driftwood as entrance steps 

         afterwards the
bottle was completely covered with crackle medium 'Weathered wood'
(DecoArt)

4 after drying covered with a
chalky finish paint for glass 'Relic' (DecoArt)

let it dry for a few hours

5 now two wax cremes 'Lavish
Green' and 'Brilliant Turquoise'

 6   dry brush
technique with white gesso to lighten the dark colour



finally added the little
mermaid  



 some close up's







 



 chipboards can be bent around the
bottle very well 
after a light moistening with
water


here can you see the used leftovers as
sea waves 
on the bottle sides 


Dusty Attic chipboards that I
used

Fancy
Corners + leftovers(negatives)

 

Bali Border
#4





magical effects with a light
chain


Thanks for your visit!


Kerstin


Cherish - Kristy Abela - Mood Board Inspiration


Its July already! Another moodboard challenge is here. From this one I took those delicate colours and mixed them with another delicacy, Taashi. My baby grew her wings last month and this one is for her. 




I used the baroque flourish in another layout as wings and these ones are the larger pair. Clever huh? Just goes to show your imagination is the only limitation. 


I used some flat coloured embossing powder to make the title stand out 


and a shimmery colour of embossing powder for the bluebells.


To create the background I used some of the washi tape from the same paper range.


I added some modelling paste, embossing powder (heat set it) and then some stamping.


I used the die cuts from the paper pack and layered them and the chipboard among the rungs on the ladder.


Here I used some crayon to highlight the background. 




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Monday, 27 July 2020

Live for the moment - Julia Ost - Mixed Media Canvas

Hello dear friends!
I love creating  vintage projects where I build up layers, paste cracks to compose a layout made of favorite ptoducts. This time I have a triangular canvas with patina and multilayeredness made with Dusty Attic chipboard, paper and toppings.  












First I toned my layout and covered it with texture paste through the stencil with crackle effect. After that I used Lindy’s spray, wax, oil paint and structuring mixture from Stamperia to work on the texture of the layout. 
Then I used the chipboard that I painted the same colour as my layout is, added some paper elements from Ab.studio and completed it with аrt stone from Primamarketing. 
I also planned to have an eye in my project, but decided to save it for some other time. 

Instead I have a beautiful butterfly fluttering over my project!
I hope you enjoy my new composition! 













Here I used:

Clockworks Small




Cheers, 


Sunday, 26 July 2020

ATC set - Anat Weksler - Mood Board Inspiration

Hello crafty friends!
Anat here today with my ATC set inspired by the Fabulous moodboard.



Although, lately, you see me  create a lot of Industrial and Steampunk projects, I love Shabby Chic and the pastel colors of the moodboard as well.
When I saw the moodboard I knew I want to use the Mini wire dress form. So feminine and gorgeous.

                     


After I finished them I decided who will get them and made this stickers matching the colors.

All chipboards were painted with a mix of Finnabair impasto paints and rubbed with metalique wax.







I also used some parts of the inside of  Atc gothic windows , as you see I love Dusty Attic so much and  use everthing LOL.










Thanks for stopping by!
xoxo