Showing posts with label paddock fence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paddock fence. Show all posts

Saturday, 23 April 2022

Country Life - Adri Du Preez - Mood Board Inspiration

 Hello everyone!

I hope you all had a blessed Easter.

Here is my layout inspired by the stunning April mood board, and featuring Dusty Attic chipboard pieces.  

I took this photo of this beautiful horse and her cute foal a few years ago when we visited  the Dunkeld Country and Equestrian Estate in Dullstroom.

This is the mood board.

 
and here is my layout.



I painted the barb wire frame using a sponge brush and Americana Acrylic paint in Burnt Umber, and Georgia Clay.


The title, paddock fence, pumpkins, and gourds were primed with a thin layer of white 
gesso.
  
I painted the edges of the title and paddock fence Americana Acrylic Paint in Slate Grey 
and a brown ink pad.



The pumpkins and gourds were coloured with Versa Magic Chalk Ink in Cloud White, 
Aloe Vera, and Persimmon.


Next, I covered the grass clusters, branches, hay bales, and gecko with a layer of clear gesso and then Distress Oxide in Black Soot, Walnut Stain, and Iced Spruce and Mowed Lawn.  Press the four Distress Oxide Ink pads onto a craft mat and spritz 
with water creating small droplets.  I started with Iced Spruce for the base color and slid  the chippies through the droplets a few times and dry with a heat tool. Repeat with all the colors and dry in between. 


The little nest was inked with a brown ink pad and the eggs were painted with Americana Acrylic paint in Grey Slate and dry brushed with white gesso.


To colour the hay bales I used the same method as mentioned above using Distress 
Oxide in Frayed Burlap and Crushed Olive. I inked the edges with a brown ink pad.


The weather vane and spider web were painted with Americana Acrylic paint in Lamp 
Black.  Here you can see how I used the quoted sentiment.


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

Dusty Attic products used.




Thank you for visiting the blog today.  I hope you find time to play along with this mood 
board.  Share your projects on our Facebook Page here for your chance to win a $50 
(AUD) credit for two lucky winners to the Dusty Attic online shop so you can choose your 
very own chippies you would like to use.

Happy crafting!





Saturday, 26 February 2022

Treasure the little moments - Adri Du Preez - Mood Board Inspiration

Hello everyone!

Here is my layout inspired by the beautiful February mood board.  For this layout, I used the 49 and Market Vintage Artistry Color in Sage. 

Here is the mood board.


and here is my layout.


I first covered the Stump and grass, paddock fence, grass clusters #1 and #2 with clear gesso, and then Distress Oxide in Black Soot, Walnut Stain, Iced Spruce, and Mowed Lawn. Press the four Distress Oxide Ink pads onto a craft mat and spritz with water 
creating small droplets.  I started with Walnut Stain for the base color and slid the chippies through the droplets a few times and dry with a heat tool. Repeat with all the colors and dry in between. I also splattered the chippies with the same colors for a 
mottled effect. 



The cog frame, cogs, and gears were painted with black gesso. Next, I painted them 
with Americana Acrylic paint in Burnt Umber, Georgia Clay, and True Ochre, and then dry brushed with white gesso.


Foliage #10 was painted with white acrylic paint.


For the ombre effect on the title, I used Americana Acrylic paint in Mint Julep Green 
and Arbor Green.


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

Dusty Attic products used.


Thank you for visiting the blog today.  I hope you find time to play along with this mood board.  Share your projects on our Facebook Page here for your chance to win a $50 (AUD) credit for two lucky winners to the Dusty Attic online shop so you can choose your very own chippies you would like to use.

Happy crafting!






Friday, 26 November 2021

Sweet, Happy, Adore - Adri Du Preez - Mood Board Inspiration

Hello everyone!

Here is my layout inspired by the stunning November mood board, and featuring Dusty Attic chipboard pieces.

This is my daughter and her beautiful family.  

Here is the mood board

 
and here is my layout.


All the chippies were first covered with white gesso, except for the barb wire frame.  I painted the barb wire frame using a sponge brush and Americana Acrylic paint in Burnt Umber, Georgia Clay, and True Ochre, and then dry brushed with white gesso.


 I first covered the seed pods, Foliage #25 with clear gesso and then Distress Oxide in Black Soot, Walnut Stain and Ground Espresso.  Press the three Distress Oxide Ink pads onto a craft mat and spritz with water creating small droplets.  I started with Vintage Photo for the base color and slid the chippies through the droplets a few times and dry with a heat tool. Repeat with all the colors and dry in between. I also splattered the chippies with the same colors for a mottled effect. 

I painted the Foliage #28 with Americana Acrylic paint in Lush Foliage and the Foliage #24 in White.


The Wild grass #3 were colored in the same manner as the seed pods.  I painted the Grass Cluster with Americana Acrylic paint in Arbor Green and dry brushed with white gesso.
These toadstools are just stunning!  They were painted with Americana Acrylic paint in Oyster Beige, Traditional Burn Umber and Naphthol Red and dry brushed with white gesso. The stems were edged with Brilliance Pearlescent in Chocolate.

I inked the Wood Slices with Brilliance Pearlescent in Chocolate and edged with Graphite Black.

The Paddock Fence was painted with Americana Acrylic paint in Lamp Black, and Slate Grey, then dry brushed with white gesso. 

Here you can see how I used my favorite mini tabs.


I have painted the word with Americana Acrylic paint in White.


Some close ups.




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


Thank you for visiting the blog today.  I hope you find time to play along with this mood board.  Share your projects on our Facebook page here for your chance to win a $50 (AUD) credit for two lucky winners to the Dusty Attic online shop so you can choose your very own chippies you would like to use.

Visit the Dusty Attic online shop for more amazing chipboard designs.

Happy crafting!



Thursday, 8 April 2021

Country Life - Belinda Spencer - Mood Board Inspiration

 Hey Dusty Attic fans!

It's Belinda here today to share my latest layout for Dusty Attic inspired by the April Mood Board. Such lovely colours that inspired me to create a more 'rustic' layout about hay carting time on our farm.

'Country Life'


I used some perfectly rustic Kaisercraft papers for this layout starting with the fabulous rusty old tin shed paper in the background. I added a torn piece of the 12 x 12 chicken wire which I painted with a combination of Sunshine, Sunburnt Orange and Cranberry Dusty In Colour Paints. To create the mottled effect, I simply used a latex make-up sponge and picked up each of the colours separately on it. I then dabbed the sponge onto the chipboard taking care not to blend the colours too much.


I layered on some torn Corrugated Card that I left in it's raw state and then some more patterned paper. To represent 'hay' I painted Wildgrass # 2 and Wildgrass # 3 Small with the Sunshine paint and glued the pieces onto the layout.


I used the mottled paint effect on the large Tyre Tracks, this time using Chocolate, Cranberry and Bisque paints. I added this to the bottom of the page and then layered on the Paddock Fence small that I had painted with a black Posca Pen. I added my paper stack and photo next along with other chipboard pieces painted with Dusty In Colour paints. Finally I added the title that I painted with the Sunshine paint.


The Dusty Attic products used:


DA0923 Dusty in Colour Hot Chocolate


Thanks for stopping by the blog today.

Cheers
Belinda