Showing posts with label Title on the Beach 2. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Title on the Beach 2. Show all posts

Thursday, April 23, 2015

Beach Memories

Hi, Kathi here to share with you my beach layout. This layout will hold two beach photo's. I combined Gina's laser chipboard and shells found at the beach in Hawaii. 
 
 Chainlink 8" x 8" panel with real seashells from Hawaii. Along the bottom is the  Beach College Border and a lobster from Beach Shape Set.
The chair and fence are from the Beach Shape Set. I love how the fence turned out!
 
Life preserver from the Beach Shape Set.

Gina's Designs Supplies Used:


Thanks for stopping by!


Thursday, February 19, 2015

On the Beach

Hi everyone! Melissa here for Gina's Designs. I love looking at the ocean, and this day at the beach is one I'll never forget.  The chipboard I've used complements and enhances the photo.
To decorate the chipboard I first painted on a coat of gesso. I followed this with layers of watercolors, chalk ink, Twinkling H20s, and Lindy's Stamp Gang sprays. On the title work I used Distress Crackle Paint over the paint, and this made the colors blend together more.




Thanks for looking!

Gina's Designs Products Used:

Other Products:
Gesso
Prima Papers
Luminarte Twinkling H20s
Windsor and Newton Watercolors
Lindy's Stamp Gang Paints
Tsukineko Chalk Ink
Perfect Pearls
Crafter's Workshop Template
Viva Modeling Cream
Distress Crackle Paint
Swarovski Crystals, bicones
Mod Podge and Martha Stewart Silicone Molds
Martha Stewart Punch




Monday, February 9, 2015

On the Beach with Toby

Greetings from snowy Ontario! Lynne here with a summery layout featuring my wonderful pug mix Toby at our local park last summer.

I painted the title piece and the border strip with black acrylic paint (love the look of the black on the wood-grain paper!), then I glued some real sand onto both pieces, then dabbed them with blue pearlized acrylic paint which perfectly matched the color of Toby's collar.
 I had fun with the sand dollar and starfish pieces. I used white texture paste on the sand dollar to create a realistic look, and I used a mixture of acrylic paint , gesso and table salt to create the texture on the starfish.
     Thanks so much for stopping by. Have yourself a wonderfully creative week, and if you're in one of the snowy parts of the world, bundle up and stay warm and cozy!

Gina's Designs Products Used



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