Field Days

today we are sharing a layout from Tina

I love the way Tina's layouts all randomly full into perfect placement this layout 

thank you Tina 

 I started with base paper time warp from the Cogs of time collection. 

I then grabbed out my bag of scrap papers to make my layers. 

One of the things I love about Densie's ranges is that the all work together so I know no matter what papers from what range it will still look great together.

 I then painted some light globes and cogs black.

 I used waxes to give them some colour. 

I took a ute from a cut apart sheet and some pieces from 49 and market , available in Denise's store for my embellishment clusters . 

Thank you for stopping by!

Today we welcome Tina back to the blog with her entomology tag

 Happy Sunday everyone. 

For today's project I started with the clear entomology tag kit. 

• I only used 3 of the butterflies supplied in the kit. 
• I painted the tag in teal and navy as well as adding some stenciling. 
• I layered up cutouts from the Christmas sheets along with leaves cut from various papers using Denise's dies.
•  I layered in some 49 and market acetate leaves 

• I embossed down the centre of the butterflies, then painted them and added waxes.
•  lastly I coloured white flowers and layered them all together. 

When using these tags, as they are clear you need to be aware of the back as they can been seen from both sides. As this is going on a wall I wasn't too concerned. Although looking at the tag it would be easy to add a few bits and it could be used from either side.  

Thank  you for stopping by!

 Happy Sunday hope in your neck of the woods is a beautiful day my garden is very confused one minute the sun is out then teaming with rain we have had some interesting weather here in Adelaide this week although it gets cold at night not as bad as other locations which is why Terrariums are needed. Her on the blog today we get to welcome Tina back she has created a canvas giving homage to Terrariums 

Thankyou Tina 

As soon as I seen the Terrarium chipboard I knew I wanted to make it into a canvas! 

I started with painting my chipboard blue including my title. 

I then worked on my back ground. I used a brick die and some brown sprays.

 I then used the new leaf set die using time tunnel paper, to cut from.

 I fussy cut from the A4 floral ephemera sheet and placed them with  my terrariums.

  I  used some drift wood as my shelves.

I stuck the leaf die cuts around the edge of the frame and with the other embellishments

 I added some bits from my stash and some 49 and market embellishments 

available from Denise Boddey desgins. 

Thank you for stopping in

The Simple Life

 A little late again with this Share with all of the public holidays lately I am not sure what day it is. feeling out of Wack. 

 How ever today being Anzac day I do believe this is a great share for such a day. I just wanted to take a minute to recognize those who stayed behind at home and stepped up to support the country in multiple different ways whilst those who left for war left many a gap how hard it must have been waiting for your loved ones to return, as their lives still went on.

The Australian Land Army 

More than 3,000 women volunteered in the Australian Land Army during World War II.

Their duties include anything from dairying to driving tractors, the work required of the land girls was varied. But one thing was certain — it was quite unlike what was generally expected of women in the 1940s.

"They were some of the most extraordinary pioneers because they were doing things and transforming our understanding, particularly for women, of what women could do," they were a part of our Unsung Heroes 

unsung heroes

Another long standing tradition is the baking of Anzac biscuits both here and New Zealand. This is my simple way of remembrance and the recipe has been passed down from my mother to my daughter and it has coconut in it, something I believed to be normal.  But the first recipe for an Anzac biscuit containing the desiccated coconut is recorded to be from the city of Adelaide in 1924.^[17][18] 

So having said all of this Today we welcome back Tina  with a special layout that says more than the perfect placement and colour choices, she has made. Her Page tells a story and that too is what Scrap booking is about. 

Thanks for dropping by and seeing my latest share. 

• I started with a sheet of time warp paper from the Cogs of time collection. 
• I added some stenciling over the top.
• I then painted my chipboard black and added waxes from Finnabair. 
• I layered my photo with various papers and a piece of denim. 

•  I cut my chipboard up and layered it.  
• I added some 49 and market pieces, a title and then splatters.

 thanks for stopping by

Tina

A Dog's day

Today Iam sharing Tina's  rustic page layout she has created all about her and her dogs adventures

love the paw prints throughout. 

 I started with various chipboard including hat works and steam punk elements

I painted them with black gesso and then used various Finnaber waxes.

I then took the time warp paper and added some dog footprint embossing.  
I then layered various papers behind my photo. I then layered up the chipboard around my photo. 
I added some 49 and market bits from a sticker sheet. 
I added some splatters in black, white and teal. 
I then felt it needed something. so I ripped 3 pieces from the border and added some overcast behind these pieces and some staples. 

Thank you for looking and I hope you have a crafty day!

thank you Tina for sharing your fun layout 

Laugh Lots

Today we welcome Tina back to the blog with her layered layout 

Welcome to my latest share for Denise Boddey. 

I used a photo taken of my friend since kindergarten at my daughter's wedding. 

Today I have used just 2 papers from the Elegance collection, style and chic. 

 

I added stenciling and water colour to my base card stock.

I tore the middle out of chic. then lined it up on my paper, I then sewed the middle piece down to the cardstock

I fussy cut some flowers and clocks. 

I took the oval frame and covered with white gesso then used water colours and embossing powder I cut the frame to tuck into my layers. 

I love how this turned out! added texture and interest to the layers. 

I added some glossy agents to the flowers to give them some interest. 

I found a Charms heart in my stash, some gems, word strips and cotton. 

Lastly I finished with silver and white splatters.

A day with the Family

Happy Sunday and happy Fathers day and what a beautiful day here in Adelaide to celebrate the day for Fathers 

Today Tina is visiting us with her delightful page love all the little words she has used through out the page

just makes it more personal and inspiring 

Hi. Hope you weekend has been full of craft. 

For this page I started with the castle gates chipboard and altered them. I love the texture and added interest they add to the page.

I started with paper song blossom. Added layers behind my photo.

 I then added lots of fussy cut elements from various papers. 

Added some cheese cloth, a Charms Creations heart as well as white and gold splatters.  

Thank you for spending some of your crafting time with me

Moment in Time by Tina

Happy Sunday everyone hope you all are well and maybe grabbing some crafting time. Today we welcome back Tina to the blog with her specially beautiful layout.

 

Welcome to my share today for Denise Boddey designs. 

I started with nature's romance paper from the le Jardine Romantique collection.  I added some gold leaves by using a stencil. 

I then grabbed the fern chip board, moment In time total and the oval  frame. I used embossing powders and Finnaber waxes to create colour. 

I then fussy cut out flowers from Nature Romance , Enchanted Florals and Glory pattern paper which is from the Elegance collections. I layered all the elements up. 

Added a Charms creation, flair cheese cloth, flowers and some gold pills. 

I hope this inspires you to grab some fabulous chipboard and papers from Densise Boddey designs and get creating!  

Thank you Tina for creating and sharing your moment in time layout