Showing posts with label House Shrine Box. Show all posts
Showing posts with label House Shrine Box. Show all posts

Friday, November 6, 2015

Winter Shrine Tutorial

Nichola here with a tutorial for a glittery magical something. I know that some people don't want to think about it just yet, but Jack Frost and the holiday season is on the way. Yes, there is still time before the holiday madness hits with full force, but I wanted to give you loads of time to get your supplies for this super cute project.



This snowy winter wonderland shrine was created using Gina's House Shrine Box. I really and truly love that little shrine house. It's such a great piece to apply your own style to.

Below you can just peek at the roof texture. This is achieved by layering pieces from the Cardstock Doily Set Intricates. The result is really cool and I show exactly how to do it in the video tutorial that goes along with this project.


The shrine is embellished with pieces from the Snowflake Shape Set. They've been painted and glitterfied and look oh, so sweet. Alternatively, you could use the Winter Shape Set which also includes snowmen, icicles and other wintry icons.


Inside my wee shrine I've added some bottle brush trees and a carpet of moss. Fill that space with whatever you like! A little Santa figure or snow capped house would be adorable.


Being a total glitter fiend, I used a lot of the sparkly stuff on this project. Feel free to leave it out if you like, but I think that it adds and special icy touch. You might think that white glitter would be ideal for a winter landscape, but I recommend using clear glitter for a snowy look.


What do you say? Want to make your own? You can find the full video tutorial HERE.

And here are all the supplies you'll need:

Wallflower 12x12 Paper Stash (or paper of choice)
Clear glitter
Light blue ultra fine glitter
Sky blue paint
Moss
A piece of foam
White acrylic paint
Glue
Bottle brush trees

*Note: the shrine box used in the tutorial is slightly larger than the one listed on the Gina's site. If you really, really, really, truly, must have the bigger version, please contact Gina's for pricing.

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Dream Of Butterflies by Guest Designer Pam Bray

 I am so excited to share with you that I am the August Guest Designer
for Gina's Designs Lasercuts.
If you love chipboard, all I can say is Gina's Designs is the place to go!
 I decided to take the House Shrine House and create a Dream of Butterflies House using lots of Gina's Designs chipboard and Graphic 45 Olde Curiosity Shoppe Collection.


 Paint the scallop borders from the Banner Border Strip Lasercuts using DecoArt Inc Media Patina Green Antique Cream, dry. Paint over the top with DecoArt Inc Media Quinacidone Gold, dry... this will give you that antique look.

 Spray pieces with DecoArt Inc White Shimmer Spray, dry.
 While the pieces are drying, prepare the House Shrine Box with Olde Curiosity Shoppe papers.

Fussy cut butterfly frame from two pieces of paper from the Olde Curiosity Shoppe, place on pop dots and place to inside of prepared House Shrine Box.
 Cut prepared Banner Border Strip and place on edge of prepared roof.

 Add prepared Victoria Layered Banner to bottom of House Shrine Box.  
Paint Dream Word from the 10 Words Set with DecoArt Lace Chalky Finish, dry and apply DecoArt Inc Quinacidone Gold over top. Add to front of House Shrine Box. 

Paint one of the Leafy Branch with Birds using DecoArt Inc New Life Chalky Finish, dry. Highlight edges of pieces using Patina Green Antiquing Cream, dry. ***Here you can see how I did the roof with a piece from the Banner Border Strip.


Fussy Cut lots of the butterflies from the Graphic 45 Olde Curiosity Shoppe Paper Collections, adhere together at the body leaving the wings to bend up.
Glue Moss on the roof and inside of House Shrine Box.


 Add a metal lantern to the front.

 Here is a closer look at this side of my Dream of Butterflies House.

I hope you have enjoyed my first Guest Design project for Gina's Designs Lasercuts.
Hope you stop by to check out more fabulous Gina's Designs at the STORE and don't forget to look at the BLOG for more fabulous inspiration from Gina's Designers.
Supplies:
Moss 
Metal Lantern
QuickDry Scotch Glue
Hot Glue Gun
My Blog!


Gina’s Designs Lasercuts Guest Designer
I'm so happy to be a Guest Designer for Gina’s
Designs Lasercuts and help promote  their
wonderful products. They so generously supplied me with so many fabulous
chipboard piece to work with like those that I'm using today.

Wednesday, June 3, 2015

House Shrine Box by Barbara Rankin


Hi everyone!  I am so happy to be here today, as this is my first post with Gina's Designs.  I was thrilled when I was asked to be their guest designer for June, and I hope I can inspire you with my creations.  I have to admit though, that with great products, such as these, it is quite easy to make even me "look good".  

I love birds and wings and feathers, so my first project is an altered bird house, using Gina's House Shrine Box.  

Assemble box with Beacon's Quick Grip glue.  Coat entire box with white gesso and let dry.  Then color inside of box with Spanish Moss, and the outside with Cascade chalk paint.

Trim a piece of print paper from the Tim Holtz Wallflower paper pad to fit inside the house, distress edges, ink with Chestnut Roan chalk ink.  Adhere inside box.

 Cut an irregular piece of the Chicken Wire Large, color with Krylon Silver Leafing Pen.  Adhere at the top of the box opening with the Quick Grip glue.

Measure and cut Boarders Sticks Lace to fit along roof eaves.  Coat both sides with white gesso, then paint with ColourArte Indian Copper Radiant Gel.  Cut a 2" x  8" piece of silver duct tape, emboss with a decorative embossing folder.  Trim length of duct tape to 1-3/4" to fit the roof.  Paint the silver side with Indian Copper.  Pick up a tiny amount of the Cascade chalk paint with your finger and dab randomly over the lace border, as well as the duct tape, to simulate patina on copper.  Peel off adhesive liner on the duct tape and adhere to the top of the roof first, then adhere the lace border along the eaves.  Use the two extra lace pieces to form a decorative element at the center where the two border strips join. 
 


Coat one of the birds from the Birds on Branches Assortment with white gesso, let dry.  Color with Silks Acrylic Glaze in Nutmeg, Pretty Peridot, Silver Bells, Mango Mamba, Ocean Wave. 

Cut a few branches off of one of the Leafy Branches with Birds and coat with white gesso.  Paint the leaves with Pretty Peridot and the branches with Nutmeg Silks.  Adhere both pieces to the side of the house and part of the chicken wire for support.


I first sketched in some details on my bare bird with a pencil, then painted it with the Silks Acrylic Glaze in Pretty Peridot, Silver Bells, Mango Mamba, Ocean Wave.  I drew the eye with a black marker and the white spot from a white gel pen.  For added depth, I used a charcoal pencil to shade in the same areas as my sketch.
 Make three eggs from Creative Paperclay and a tiny bird's nest from green excelsior.  Paint the eggs blue and add tiny dots of brown to each egg.  Place inside the nest and then place the nest inside the house. I attached a 1/4" dowel, approximately 1-1/2" long, to the back of my bird so I could attach him to the back of the house, but make him appear to be sitting on the nest.


Coat the Hypericum Berries with white gesso, then paint with Olive Vine and Rusty Mauve Silks, let dry.  Add dots of 3D Crystal Lacquer to each berry.  Adhere to front of house.  Here a a few closeups.


 




Gina's Designs supplies used:

Other supplies used:
White gesso (Liquitex)
2" wide silver duct tape 
Beacon Quick Grip glue
FolkArt Home Decor Chalk Paint (Cascade, Spanish Moss)
ColourArte Radiant Gel (Indian Copper)
ColourArte Silks:  (Nutmeg, Pretty Peridot, Silver Bells, Mango Mamba, Ocean Wave, Olive Vine, Rusty Mauve)
Decorative embossing folder
Chestnut Roan chalk ink
Tim Holtz Wallflower paper pad
Krylon Silver Leaving Pen
Green Excelsior
Light Green Moss
Petaloo tiny blue flowers
Black Pen
White gel pen
Charcoal pencil (for shading)

Thanks so much for stopping by today, and I hope I have inspired you to try making some of your own art projects with Gina's Designs.

Until next week, when I have another project for you, I hope you will have a very creative week.

Barbara Rankin


Thursday, September 11, 2014

Fall House Shrine Box by Deann and a Layout by Veronica

Hello Friends!  Today we have two amazing projects to share.  First up is Deann with a project celebrating the beginning of the Autumn season.

Its Fall ya-all!!!
I used the House Shrine Box for this project and the awesome Fall Shape Set.
I did lots of layers on this project with the chip board and the Distress ink.

 The Scarecrow is the piece that started this project, I knew that I wanted to make it stand out. I went directly onto the raw chip board with the Distress Ink, Scattered Straw then Rusty Hinge and finished off with Gathered Twig. I used the same colors on the pumpkins with the addition of Forest Moss.   

(((HUGS)))
Deann
Gina's Designs products used:
other products used-
Flowers from craftsupplies1

Next up is Veronica with a gorgeous layout to share.

Hello Everyone! Veronica here once again to share one of my projects using wonderful Lazer cut chipboard pieces from Gina's Designs!
Today I created a lovely Scrapbook page.
I love to layer, and Gina's Designs  gives you so many shapes to choose from!
Here I used a variety of pieces. 
              I love how adding a simple Doily adds a touch of femininity to a layout.


The Skeleton Clock also adds a touch of Nostalgia.


Thank you so much for taking a look. I hope you enjoyed this Layout as much as I enjoyed putting it all together.




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