Mood Board

Today we have some inspiration for you our first Mood Board

The Team have been busy 

The Design Team have shared with us their inspiration, I will admit it was a little hard mixing these colours together but it can be done with great results not only is it a Mood Board it is a slight challenge board too. click on the teams names and check out more about their projects and inspiration 

Can we inspire you to try our mood board

 

 Leanne

Ramya

Janet

Els

Denise

Aya

happy Saturday to you 

 I am a little late with Ashley's post she has created a layout to share

This is my new nephew, Maxwell Archer! I chose the bottle and I mixed some white acrylic paint and Shimmerz spray to paint it. The color was a little lighter than I wanted so after the paint dried, I ended up spritzing some of the Shimmerz on the bottle and drying it with my heat gun.

My title is another chipboard piece, Special Moments. For this, I first sprayed Goosebumps clear texture spray. Once that dried, I used some Shimmerz sprays to add color.

It has some cool texture and makes the iridescent colors look really neat. Thanks for stopping by!

Memories

Ramya is back today with a fantastic project

 Hi everyone ! It's Ramya here today and I'm back with another project using Deniseboddey's chipboard. They do have a variety of chipboards, embellishments and card toppers, you can check out the items here.

How to:

• I painted a canvas of size 5*7 with black acrylic, you can use black gesso too.
• Then I arranged the Ali Lattice chipboard on the center of the canvas one above the other.
• I pasted the Circle, Dragonfly and Arrows and painted them with black acrylic.
• At last I covered the canvas with blue, purple, brown & white acrylic 

Materials Used:

• Ali Lattice chipboard
  
• Circle chipboard
•  Dragonfly chipboard 
• Arrows chipboard 
  
• Acrylic Paint
• Canvas

 

Today is Aya's turn on the Blog

Hello everyone and welcome to another project using Denise Boddey designs chipboards

To create these cards I used

Wreath Of Thorns X Large

Spray of Flowers circle small

Swan small

I applied gesso to all my chipboard then painted them using metallic paint by Finnair.

To watch the video tutorial click here Tutorial

I hope you got inspired to try making your cover albums.

Cherish

Today is Leanne's turn on the blog sharing her lovely wall hanging

 Hello everyone & welcome.

Today I would like to share my design team project with you

I have created a wall hanging, using 3 different sized heart shapes.  

I firstly covered each heart shape using patterned paper from Silluart Design called: English Boutique. 

I have added lots of different pretty lace trims. I then arranged some ribbon between each heart & some to hang my wall hanging.

All of the chipboard pieces have been coloured using different shades of green & blue watercolour paints. I then added glossy accents this gives a luscious shine and makes the watercolour stand out. 

I have embellished the heart shapes with die cut shapes, punch out paper shapes, pearls, seed beads, diamanté beads and paper flowers. 

 

I have cut sections from the chipboard Sprout Panel to create individual foliage pieces. 

 

I have used the following chipboard products: 

Memories

Circle frames

Sprouts Panel

Until next time.

Thank you so much for stopping by.

I hope you have a wonderful day & happy creating.

Leanne

https://letscreatethelittlethings.blogspot.com/

Ashley's Layout

 Hi, it's Ashley here today with a layout to share! I started my page with a cut file and I wanted to do some mixed media between my white cut file and my white background. I chose two packages of chipboard to feature on this page. I have the sprouts  chipboard and the small button leaves.

I share a process video HERE where you can watch how my background develops and how I colored my leaves. I heat embossed my chipboard pieces using WOW! embossing powders. I colored my leaves with Shimmerz.

I love how this page turned out and how the chipboard pieces help embellish my floral cut file. Thanks so much for looking!