Showing posts with label Hot Air Balloons Net Style. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hot Air Balloons Net Style. Show all posts

Thursday, July 2, 2015

ColourArte and Craft Group Challenge

Hello all!  Gina here to share a project I made using ColourArte products. 
All month long you will be seeing lots of gorgeous work by our team members featuring ColourArts.  If you have never used them, be sure to check them out! The colors are fabulous; fully pigmented and the shimmer is just perfect.
I decided to team up my ColourArts Twinkling H2O's and Silks with Deann's Facebook Group challenge, Recycle, to create a faux canvas.  I began with a cracker box that was headed for our recycle bin. 
I glued the top flap shut and coated the box with gesso.  Once dry, I covered the box with strips torn from old dictionary pages. Using the Brick Wall Texture Sheet, I created the brickwork in the upper left corner with Snow-tex.  I colored the bricks with Playful Peony Twinkling H2O's, Black Soot and Fired Brick Distress Inks.
I then used the Guatemalan Green Silks to wash the box.

The Balloon was painted with Silks in Apple Blossom and Emperor's Gold.  The background for the balloon top was cut from a piece of old sheet music.
The feather was colored using Iridescent Blue Twinkling H2O's and then inked with some Chipped Sapphire Distress Ink.  The Key was washed with the Emperor's Gold Silks for a brass look.
I printed out the quote using a word processing program and cut it up to arrange it as I wanted it.
The tree was inked with Walnut Brown Distress Ink and the branches tipped with Pretty Peridot Silks.
Thanks for stopping by the blog today.  Remember to keep an eye out for all the fabulous projects featuring ColourArte products this month.

Gina's Designs Products used:

ColourArte Products used
   Pretty Peridot
   Guatemalan Green
   Emperor's Gold
   Apple Blossom
   Playful Peony
   Iridescent Blue


Monday, May 12, 2014

"Happiness" An Altered Canvas by Veronica


Hello Again! Veronica here sharing an Altered Canvas. I created this for my Mother who is really hard to please.   She really loved it, making it all worthwhile!
I actually started this one last September, but wasn't sure where to go with it. So I stepped away.....for 8 months!
Gina's Designs and Laser Cuts are truly an inspiration for me to complete a project!

 Here you see her Laser Cut chipboard comes in so many shapes and I just love anything with a Paris theme.
Her Parisian Shape Set  is ideal, and I special ordered the Eiffel Tower from Gina in a larger size to fit my canvas.
 
Love the added touch of the  Hot Air Balloon   
This particular one is the Net Style.


And one can never have too many of Gina's intricate Doilies on hand!

Hope you enjoyed today's project! Thanks for stopping by.

( Special Order on Eiffel Tower Size)

Saturday, May 10, 2014

Cards by Shanna and a home decor project by Marfa

Hi everyone, today we have two really gorgeous cards to share, and a bright and cheery wreath that's sure to brighten your day.  First up is Shanna.


Shanna here with two cards to share. I thought the Arched Window would be a great piece for this card. I colored the chipboard using some Prima Chalks and then gave it a coat of glossy accents. 


Here you can see the Fern Fronds with a pastel Prima Chalk.


For my second card I couldn't resist using the Cartographer collection with this fabulous Net Style Hot Air Balloon


I first coated it gesso, then more Prima chalks, followed by Gold Foil Prima Bloom Spray.  I heat set that,  then I used Lindy's Sandra Dee Flat Fabio spray to darken it up.



Thanks so much for stopping by. I  hope you were inspired to create your own creations with some of Gina's Lasercuts. 


Next up is Marfa

Happy Saturday pretty and creative people!  This is Crafting Marfa.  This morning I want to show you my new summer wreath!  I used an old Styrofoam wreath that used to be a Spring wreath but was sort of falling apart.  I covered the wreath with Creative Twist ribbon in beige. Then I sprayed it with ink in green, brown and yellow.  The finishing touch was to cover it with two different fabric ribbons and flowers.  The focal piece is a birdhouse wall hanging from Gina's Designs.  I covered the birdhouse pieces with scrapbook paper and added more of Gina's Designs Flourishes and a butterfly.  

It is a very cheerful, summery wreath and I love it! 





Gina's Designs Supply List

Other Supplies:
Flowers and Butterfly from Craftsupplies1
Ribbon
Styrofoam wreath
Hot glue
Paper glue

Friday, April 25, 2014

Family Photo Cube by Kim

Hi everyone and happy Friday! For me weekends are all about family, so today I would like to share with you my Family Photo Cube I have created featuring photos of my Grandson Brayden.  I used some of the Prima Cartographer paper on this cube, and there are lots of images of hot air balloons on the paper, so it worked out great with Gina's Net Style Hot Air Balloons which I have used on the top of the cube.  I also used some of the Border & Corner Gear Miniatures along the side of the balloon, and a wooden sentiment from my stash that says Our Family.
Above here you can also see the photo on the front and I have used some of the Art Deco Corners, embossed in black, for photo corners. I finished it off with some flowers and a metal zipper.

 Below here you can see some photos of my beautiful Grandson Brayden.  I have placed his photo inside some of the new Word Frames.  The first one says "moment", and on the opposite side of the cube, I have one which says "family". I used another of the Border & Corner Gear Miniatures, a metal arrow and flower in the corner of the frame. I wanted to keep it simple, to make the photo the star of the show.
 

Here is the reverse side of the photo cube. You can see I have used one of the new Photo Reels, embossed it in black, and then used a metal flower on top of it. I then used one of the words from the Word and Phrases set "love", and topped it off with another flower. Below the back of the hot air balloon, I used a metal butterfly and cameo. On the base you can see I placed a vintage doily, some more flowers and some of Gina's Feathery Flourishes to complete the look. 


 Below here is a close up of the Deco corners, they make perfect photo corners for projects, I just love how they turned out and they hold the photo perfectly!
I hope you will try making your own family photo cube, this was a lot of fun to create!
Thanks for stopping by today.

Gina's Designs Products Used

Other Items Used
Prima Cartographer Paper
Metal Cherub, Flower & Butterfly from Craftsupplies1
Wild Orchid Craft Flowers
Stampendous Aged Taupe, Shabby White Embossing Powder
Ranger Fine Black Embossing Powder
Fabscraps Metal Zippers
Wooden Sentiment from my Stash





Wednesday, March 19, 2014

Lots of fun projects to share from Gina's Designs and the team at Craft Supplies1


Hello Again everyone! Today we wanted to share more of the amazing projects that have been created by the Craftsupplies1 Design Team. They have really made our products shine and below here you will find some beautiful samples of their work.
First up is Kim who has created these unique vintage looking luggage pieces from our book boxes.
Here is the link to Kim's Video with more details about her project.
Next up we have Marla H. She has created some lovely little Chipboard Clipboards from our shop.
Here is the link to Marla's video explain how she created them.
This is a beautiful Fairy Box created by Kristina. She has featured our Fairy Shapes in her shadowbox and done a wonderful job!
Here is the link to Kristina's Video

Next up we have Becky up with a gorgeous card she has created featuring several of our pieces
Here is the link to Becky's Video


And last but not least here is a very fun project by Ashley who created a beautiful Shabby Chic Frame
Here is the link to Ashley's video explaining her design.



Next up is Shanna with her take on our March Layout Challenge.  Check in out in the Gallery, and play along with us for a chance to win a $10 gift certificate.

Hey everyone. Shanna here. Have you stopped by to check out the challenge? You can do whatever you would like with the challenge. You can create a home decor piece, make some altered art, and you can do a layout too. 

I chose to play along with a layout. I am not going to lie I told the girl what the heck am I suppose to do.... I had some ideas and lots of stuff all over the floor trying to see it in my head. Finally this is what I came up with!



Items Used:

For more photos and info check it out on my blog here!



Next up "Take A Balloon Ride" with Heidi

 Hello everyone, Heidi here.  I just adore these large size chipboard tags so much, giving you lots of space to decorate and make a statement.  


 I started this tag by taking a piece of kraft cardstock, crimping it and then tore a couple of spots in the top paper so that the "corrugated" paper shows through. I like doing this because then you can tear your paper and either stamp on that back piece or in this case, I put in a gear and then layered another layer of gears/buttons on top of it. 
Then at the top of the tag I added a few more gears and tied them together.  My thought in my head is that the gears are turning and the balloon is rising.  

Products used: 

Saturday, March 15, 2014

A Mixed Media Layout by Melissa and a Wall Art Project by Marfa

Hi everyone!  Today we have two amazing and very different projects to share.  Both projects today are part of our month long cross promotional with CraftSupplies1.  The ladies on both teams have done an amazing job combining the products.  First up is Melissa with layout in soft pink vintage tones.

Hi, it's Melissa here with a layout using Gina's Designs Lasercuts, and items from Craftsupplies 1


In this project I wanted my layout to reflect the detail of the photo. I began by painting watercolor paper with watercolors to get a soft and delicate look.  I added texture paste, and used the same paint.  I also  applied Twinkling H20s , and art deco pen ink. 

I like how well the chipboard complements the era.   I especially like the fan, and how it gives a very feminine touch to the page.

Chipboard used:

Flower Filigrees
Silver Fairy Sprites
White Flowers
White Roses

Other products used:
Vintaj Patina Paint
Winton and Lewis Watercolors
The Crafters Workshop stencil
Stickles
Tim Holtz rub ons


Lumiere Paint

Next up is Marfa with a project she is calling "Spring Sweet Spring".  I love the colors she used and the techniques for coloring the chipboard. 


Good morning chickadees!  This is Crafting Marfa with you today.  This month Gina's Designs and Craftsupplies1 are having a cross-promotion.  Both teams have received products from each store.  Today I'm sharing my Spring Sweet Spring canvas.  Its not really a "canvas" because I used a 12 x 12 slab of wood.  I've been in the mood to do something related to Spring because it is cheerful and I love cheerful things.  I created the background by first covering the wood with white gesso.  Then I sprayed ink and rubbed it around with a piece of paper towel.  I used lots of chippies from Gina's Designs.  I also used lots of roses and butterflies from Craftsupplies1.  I coated the chipboard shapes with white gesso and then I colored them with Copic markers.  If I didn't use gesso first the chipboard would not have shown the ink from the Copic markers.  I hot glued everything down (burned my fingers a couple of times too...lol), then  I finished the canvas with a little doodling and a little lettering.  I had already attached a sawtooth hanger and now my art piece is hanging on a wall in my dining room.  Scroll past the photo for a list of supplies :-)





Supplies from Gina's Designs





Other Supplies

Hot Glue
Copic Markers
Sharpie Marker
Gesso
Delysions Ink Sprays
Wood Slab


Wednesday, March 12, 2014

An Altered Spool in a Steampunk theme by Kathi

Hi there, it's Kathi here sharing another of our cross promotional projects with CraftSupplies1.  I created my spool using many of the available steampunk shapes from Gina's store.  I covered the spool with Graphic45 Steampunk design paper.  I really love this paper, and I stayed with the color scheme of black, teal, and ivory.  For the base of the clock, I re purposed the face of a large broken clock, and also used the hands of the clock on the side of the spool.


Products used:

Gina’s Designs:
Dressform & Wings Shape Set (Wings only custom sized)
Crafts Supplies 1- black crochet lace
Crafts Supplies 1 – multi colored flat bling trim

Tuesday, March 11, 2014

Layout A Burst of Spring w/ CraftSupplies1

Today I'm sharing my first project I've created for our month long cross promotional with CraftSupplies1.  This layout features my Willie boy.  The photo was taken on the day he came to live with me in the Spring of 2001.  He passed away early last Summer and I like to think he's still enjoying the gorgeous flowers in some other realm.  I really loaded this one up, and I have it hanging on my wall in a deep shadowbox frame behind protective glass.  Most of the flowers I used are from CraftSupplies1.  As soon as I saw these gorgeous flowers, I knew exactly what I was going to do with them.


Gina's Designs Products Used:

Lavender Flowers
Cream Roses
Two Tone Blue Roses
Two Tone Purple Roses
Lavender Roses
.50 inch Lace Trim

Other:
Design paper and cardstock die cuts by K & Company





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