Showing posts with label Handmade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Handmade. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 24, 2012


THE COLOR ROOM &
ONCE UPON A SKETCH

This week I needed a little help to get motivated so I headed over to see this weeks Color Room Palette, so not the colours I would normally use but why the heck not. But to beef up the challenge I thought I would check out the Once Upon A Sketch site I have been hearing about and ended up combining the two challenges to really get me thinking.



I manged to find a blue & purple flower paper from MM that I had in my stash for at least 3yrs, added some blue misc paper and added purple embossed paper from Coredinations dots range.



I painted the background with white paint that I had watered down and added a few drops of glimmer mist and allowed it to run. I also glimmer misted a paper doily.



Flowers are from Green Tara and Manor House leaves from Green Tara


Hidden journalling tag with Green Tara ribbon



The Color Room Palette


Once Upon a Time Sketch & Challenge



We would like you to create a layout based on this quote. You can interpret it ANY way you like. There is no wrong or right way to interpret this quote but your layout must incorporate something from this quote AND the sketch below. Please make sure that we see some sort of journalling on your layouts and please tell us where your journalling is . Hidden journalling is perfectly fine.

Sunday, September 23, 2012

The Color Room



My first attempt at a Color Room Palette





New Green Tara Flower in green


Prima Flower & Green Tara Roses


Papers - Kaiser, webster, Prima & DCWV, Texture paste with flakes, Kaiser paint, dew drops ink, Flowers - Petaloo, Prima & Green Tara, Alphas - Heidi Swapp, Adorn it, Lil Davis, Misc - doily, white flower stem & buttons.

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Sweet




"Sweet"
Green Tara Products Used
Roses - In large & small Pinks
Gardenias - In Ivory and Pink
Lace - Glimmer Mist used to add colour
Cherry Blossoms - In cream, some left plain others sprayed with blue glimmer
Leaves - Small copper
Organza Rosette Ribbon - In Pink
Crinkle Satin Edged Ribbon - In Pink
Calla Lillies - Pink
Extra's - Basic Grey papers, Various chipboard, Glimmer Mist and Glam


Fairy Princess





"Fairy Princess"
Green Tara Products Used
Cherry Blossoms - In Peach, Violet, Violet/White & Sea Green
Gardenias - In Purple & Lilac
Organza Rosette Ribbon - In Lavender
Lace - Glimmer Mist used to add colour
Extras - Kaiser papers, various chipboard, Doilies, Flower Soft


Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Green Tara Jan DT work

Scooby doo loving girl


My 5yr daughter is Scooby mad and to make matters worse they only make Scooby boys clothes and toys, so she has been collecting the soft teddies. It was a little confronting to add flowers and ribbons to a somewhat Halloween page but overall I'm happy with the end result as is my daughter who carried the page around for a day lol.







String in black - To create the spiders web and spider.
Skeleton leaves in silver - I scrunched these up in my hands to give a warn look.
Gardenias in black - These have been sprayed with a silver glitter Glimmer Mist.
Copper leaves in small
Natural Jute ribbon
Organza Splatter ribbon in blue - Due to having a wire edge it was easy to create a crease in the ribbon to give it a ruffled look.
Organza Stripe in black - Used to create the ribbon flower, pull the wire out of one side of the ribbon completely then with the remaining wire bend one end over so it can't pull thru. Start to pull on the other end of the wire while pushing the ribbon down the wire so that the ribbon begins to gather, once you have it completely gathered you can cut off the excess wire and bend the two ends of the wires together to create a rosette flower.




Saturday, September 18, 2010

OTP

I have never really been into the off the page items, they look great but my first thought was how the heck do you keep them clean from dust. Well that was until I started doing them, I still don't really have a lot of room in my over crowded house for them but I must say I do enjoy doing them.