Vicky's Scrapping Passion: burlap canvas

Wednesday, March 21, 2018

Hi Scrappers,

Today I am sharing with you a burlap panel I made using the indian-blanket-cling-stamp and the wildflowers-cling-stamp-set sentiment, I made for PWP, please head here to see it: The Aviary.

I used:

The indian-blanket-cling-stamp and the wildflowers-cling-stamp-set sentiment, PWP

	Indian Blanket stamp set, PWP
	the wildflowers-cling-stamp-set sentiment
	Burlap Panel, TH, Ranger
	Distress Crayons, TH, Ranger
	ModPodge
	Water Brush, TH, Ranger
	Stencil, Michael
	Gold Chalk Marker
	Archival ink, Ranger
	white tissue paper See my SnapGuide here, for steps by steps. In short, I stamped the Indian Blanket image using archival ink on tissue paper. I diluted some distress crayons with ModPodge instead of water and added to the burlap panel using a stencil for a colorful background. Then, I diluted some golden chalk also with ModPodge and added a faint border around the panel. When it was died, I added the stamped tissue paper to the panel using ModPodge and let it dry. Finally, colored the stamped image using the diluted crayons with ModPodge and a brush. To finish the look, I used a previously stamped specialty paper with the wildflowers sentiment and inked the edges of the fussy cut paper with golden chalk. I attached the sentiment to the panel using 3D zots.

Some closer looks:

I hope you enjoyed my burlap panel and give me some comments/ follow me.

I'm joining the following challenges:

https://mixedmediamc.blogspot.com/2018/03/the-mixed-media-monthly-march-challenge.html

media: archival ink, distress crayons, chalk

http://scrapping4funchallenges.blogspot.com/2018/03/challenge-111-anything-goes-with-flowers.html

http://www.vintagejourney.com/2018/03/its-our-4th-birthday-come-celebrate.html

Treasure: the beauty of Texas wildflowers (Texas Treasure)

http://mixedmediaplace.blogspot.com/2018/03/march-challenge.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+MixedMediaPlace+%28Mixed+Media+Place%29

Friday, March 9, 2018

Cup of Joe Blog Hop and first post for Craftwell

Welcome to the

Cup of Joe Blog Hop

This is a blog hop featuring projects full of my favorite drink, COFFEE!! So grab your favorite cup of Joe and enjoy a coffee break with all these fabulous projects!

You should have arrived from Alicia but if not head over to

Connie Can Crop, she is the beginning of this hop!!

This is a one day blog hop, but you have until Sunday at 10pm to finish hopping and leaving your love for all of these talented crafters.

One lucky hopper will win 3 free SVG files from our fabulous sponsor this month!!

What do you need to do to win? Easy... become a follower of each of the fabulous blogs

in this hop and leave each of them a comment letting them know what you like best about their projects.

You will have until 10 pm Sunday to finish the hop and leave your comments on every blog to be eligible to win.

Winners will be announced on Wednesday 3/14/18 at Connie Can Crop.

Be sure to follow everyone and leave a comment along the way!

Hi,

Today for this blog hop I am sharing with you my first post for Craftwell. For this kind of mixed media project I got inspired by my love for coffee and a coffee cardboard sleeve, I got at at small coffee shop in Fredericksburg, TX. This is my end result:

Craftwell Tools: Cut N' Boss and Teresa Collins dies. For more supplies and steps to make this wall-hanging, please head over my Snapguide. Furthermore, all die cuts from the Teresa Collins dies, were made from used Stay-Wet paper, which was stained with many acrylic colors from my painting palettes.

Here are some more close looks:

I attached the Sizzix frame die cut only by the edges to add dimension to the frame.

I attached the tags only by the brad, leaving some movement to the whole piece, sticking the end of the tags inside the coffee sleeve:

I made a dangle using one of the TH IdeOlogy tags, a brad, and a vintage button:

I tried to add as much dimension, as I could:

I added the Teresa Collins die-cut heart and a veneer cup from Latina Crafter, which I embellished with a red heart cut with a Sizzix die for contrast.