Jewelry Box - Anat Weksler

 Hello crafty friends!

Happy New Year everyone!!!

For the beginning of the year I decided to make myself a Jewelry Box.

I wanted the Box to have on it, most things I really love like embroidery,  gears,  rust, clocks and more. I also wanted it to look fresh as the Year begins. So I have altered my Box exaxtly that way.

I've colored the chippies with Metalique paints, Rust pastes and of course Metalique waxes.

Here are the chipboards I have used here:

Skeleton clock face - small

Foliage #2

Industrial jumbo gears #2

Industrial cluster #7

Bees

Thanks for stopping by!

xoxo

Remote Control holder - Anat Weksler

 Hello dears!

It's Anat here with another Industrial project using fabulous Dusty Attic's Chipboards.

When altering an object I love using paints and different mediums, but sometimes a patterend paper will make the right background to the chippies clusters.

That's exactly what I have done here, I lined my wooden piece with amazing patterend  completing it with a tiny bit of rust Paste.

The Chipboards were also colored with a rust Pastes set.

Here are the chippies used here:

Industrial cluster #8

Layered bolts

Industrial cluster#5

Industrial corners

Fans #3

Jumbo cogs-10pk

Thanks for stopping by!

xoxo

Scrapbooking is cheaper than Therapy - Storage Boxes - Heather Woodall

 Good morning

Today I've done these storage boxes for you. Yep there is two, but I decided to attach and decorate as one piece. It is a great size to store your Dusty stencils on one side and some Dusty chipboard on the other. Or you could have feminine chipboard on one side and masculine on the other. It is also a great size to have on your desk, it's not too bulky to take up too much space, and it a great way to bring a pop of colour and art to your working area.

I started with the cute file style storage boxes that Jennifer created (these will be available on the website soon) and covered with the Sir Vagabond and Lady Vagabond papers. I decided to do a feminine side and a more masculine side.

I then used Winged Script Stencil (DA3593) with some heavy body gel and gold wax as a really soft texture.

Winged Script Stencil – Dusty Attic – Australian owned and operated Laser Cutting business

I then added the title "Scrapbooking is cheaper than Therapy" (DA3593). This I painted with a very soft aqua chalk paint.

Scrapbooking is cheaper than Therapy – Dusty Attic – Australian owned and operated Laser Cutting business

On the feminine side I used Gears #2 by Nuneka (DA2744). They were inked with a chocolate brown chalk paint and a few of them had some gold wax added to them.

Gears #2 – by Nuneka – Dusty Attic – Australian owned and operated Laser Cutting business

On the masculine side I used a combination of Industrial Cluster #1 (DA3373) and Mini Cogs #3 (DA3364). Again they were painted with chocolate brown chalk paint and then some had some gold wax added to them. 

Industrial Cluster #1 – Dusty Attic – Australian owned and operated Laser Cutting business

Mini Cogs #3 – Dusty Attic – Australian owned and operated Laser Cutting business

All of the chipboard and the stencil can be found on the Dusty Attic website - Dusty Attic – Australian owned and operated Laser Cutting business – Dusty Attic is an Australian owned and operated Laser Cutting business, which designs and manufactures craft items and embellishments.

I really enjoyed doing this project, I hope you've enjoyed having a look at it.

Thank you. 

Heather

You make me SMILE - Rikki G - Sketch Inspiration

 Good morning how are you? Well its that time to share with you the other challenge that runs with Dusty Attic and this is a sketch challenge. Dont you love a good sketch its a great starting point to create a layout or card, and do you know you can team the two challenges together as well. 

You have till the end of the month to create so why dont you give it a go?

I wanted the photos to stand out, to show the fun, so keeping the monochromatic tones helps  keep them in focus. 

You Make Me Smile

Industrial Cluster #1

Mini View Finders

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.