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29 January 2018

C'est la Vie "Love" card | Couture Creations

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Hi Everyone,

I am so glad you stopped by. I have been lucky to have the new C'est La Vie collection on my desk lately and have created another gorgeous card for today. A girl can never have too many cards in her collection. I love layers and I love using them on my cards.

So let's go.

For my card I used a white A6 card base. Each patterned paper I chose from the 6x6" paper pad I distressed the edges of. I covered the front of the card in my chosen paper. Next I attached a strip of a darker contrasting paper and attached it to the left of the card.

I next layered one of my absolute papers to another patterned paper, again distressing the edges. I created a banner tab. I added some 3D foam tape to the reverse and adhered it a little off the right side of the card and a little lower than in the middle of the card. I had some gorgeous pink lace to add to it in my stash.

The ephemera in this collection is gorgeous. I selected one of the branches from the pack and it had a really little butterfly perched on one of the branches. I am not a big one for sticking everything down totally so just glued it down on the stem. This helps give it a more 3D and real effect to the individual pieces.
The white flower I chose for the card I blended the edges of the petals in a matching pink ink. Once I had these adhered to the card I added a couple of matching green mini flowers from my collection. To finish I tucked one of the cute ephemera birds into the flower and put one of the word sentiments on 3D foam tape in the bottom right corner.

PRODUCTS USED

C'est la Vie Collections

CO725739 - Ephemera pack

CO725738 - 6x6" paper pack

Other Couture Creations Products

CO723893 - A6 Cards & Envelopes 50 Pack

CO724289 - 2cm English Roses

CO724296 - 6cm Camden Cottage Roses

CO724294 - 4cm Tie Dyed & Jewelled Florettes

Thanks for stopping by today. Be back again tomorrow for some more inspiration.

Ciao

Anita

4 September 2017

Flower Parade | Ultimate Crafts

Hi Everyone, welcome to a new week.

I am still playing with the beautiful Bohemian Bouquet collection from Ultimate Crafts and designed by the talented Denise Boddey.

For this layout I have decided to keep it fairly simple as the papers do the work, they are just that pretty.

After selecting my background patterned paper, I die cut two of the String of Daisies Edge Die and then inked the edge in a matching pink ink. Next I die cut six of the Orchid Decorative Die.

Using the Blue from my Anna Griffin Mix and Match Pigments I made up my own spritz to put some splats on my background paper. I then also used it to add some colour to some of the Bulk Flowers from Couture Creations.

Next I chose several patterned papers and and tore several different sizes. I stapled them together to make the backgound mat for my photo.

Once the cluster of background papers were adhered to the base 12x12" patterned paper I added my photo and then embellished around it using the die cuts, decoupage pieces and my flowers.

Here are a couple of close ups of the finished page.

PRODUCTS USED

ULT158060 - Bohemian Bouquet - Orchid Decorative Die

ULT158065 - Bohemian Bouquet - String of Daisies Edge Die

ULT 158030 - Bohemian Bouquet - 12x12" Paper Pad

ULT158042 - Bohemian Bouquet - Diecut Decoupage Set

CO724866 - Couture Creations Anna Griffin - Mix and Match Pigments

CO724298 - Bulk Flowers - Camden Beaded Cottage

CO724294 - Bulk Flowers - Tie Dyed and Jewelled 4cm

CO724290 - Bulk Flowers - English Roses 1.5cm

Thank you for stopping by today. We hope you enjoy this wonderful new collection of papers, dies, stencils, stamps and other embellishments.

Keep crafting.

Anita

17 May 2017

Chef Lilli | Artdeco Creations

Hi Eveyone,

Anita, back here with you today sharing another (yes another) creation using the RAMBLING ROSE collection.
Todays layout showcases a photo of my cute little niece Lilli at her birthday party this year. They all went and did baking and she looks so cute in her chef's hat and apron.

After selecting the patterned paper that I wanted to use for the base mat of my layout I coated it lightly with some of the Anna Griffin Couture Creations Acrylic Gesso. Allow it to dry.

Next I chose the largest frame that I could find and cut out both the outside and inside as below. On the reverse of the frame I have added some foam mounting tape.
I then snipped the frame in half so that I could stretch it further to make it bigger.

After my patterned paper that I coated with Gesso had dried, I took a paper doily from my collection and in several places on the patterned paper inked over the doily in a matching ink. I am keeping the doily with my others as I am sure I will be able to use it on a layout at another time.
The second photo below shows the subtle effect on the patterned paper.

Using the beautiful Latticed Panel die from the Rambling Rose collection I die cut one panel in a matching soft pink cardstock. I then snipped it down as I will be using it as a feature behind my photo.

Here is the finished look of the die behind the photo. You will see I added some Stunning Silver 3mm adhesive pearls along the edges.

After fussy cutting several of the white butterflies from the patterned papers I then coloured them up. I have recently become the owner of an amazing kit of CHAMELEON PENS and have only just started playing with them. I took two of the large butterflies and using some of matching pink and purple colours blended colour over the butterflies.

I then added some of the Liquid Drops 3D Pearls in Cottonball along the wings. I am only just getting used to this product so my little pearls are all different sizes.

I am sure with time I will get better at it :)

Put these aside to dry. I also coloured up several of the other sizes in differing shades of grey as well (closeups will show these).

Prior to adding the frame, I used the Script stamp from the collection and stamped several times on the patterned background and then again using the flowers from the Grateful stamp and die set. I used a darkish grey ink.
Next, I cut a strip of the woodgrain paper and trimmed to approximately 11" in length snipping each end into a banner shape. I adhered the frame down just slightly down off centre. Next I used the woodgrain strip to hide the cut in the frame when I layed it down on the page. To do this I just attached it just in the centre and then added a paper doily over the top of it.

Next, as per below, I created a small 'bend' in the woodgrain paper, holding it in place with a small amount of doubled sided tape.

I coloured up one of the large Camden Beaded Cottage flowers with some pink and set it aside to dry. I added some Crystalina Glitzin' Glamour to the centres of some of the Tie Dyed & Jewelled Florettes and set them all aside to dry.

I mounted my photo on to some 3D foam mounting tape and once attached to the centre of the frame commenced adding my flowers, leaves and butterflies to the layout until I liked the final product. I continued using the 3mm pearls around the frame and on the butterflies.
My finishing touch was the pink resin bird.
Below is a closer view of the middle of the layout.

Below are some closeups of the finished layout.

Products Used
ULT157701 - Rambling Rose - 12x12 Paper Pad
ULT157740 - Rambling Rose - Script Stamp
ULT157744 - Rambling Rose - Grateful Stamp and Die Set
ULT157727 - Rambling Rose - Latticed Panel die
ULT 157746 - Rambling Rose - Assorted Resin Set
ULT157702 - Rambling Rose - 6x6 Paper Pad
CO724871 - Couture Creations Anna Griffin - Acrylic Gesso
CO724634 - 3mm Adhesive Pearls - Stunning Silver
CO724290 - White Bulk Flowers - English Rose 1.5cm
CO724292 - White Bulk Flowers - Tie Dyed & Jewelled 2.5cm
CO724293 - White Bulk Flowers - Tie Dyed & Jewelled 3cm
CO724297 - White Bulk Flowers - Camden Rsoe 3cm
CO724298 - White Bulk Flowers - Camden Beaded Cottage Rose
ULT157649 - Liquid Drops 3D Pearls - Cottonball
CO721971 - Glitzin' Glamour - Crystalina
CO721963 - 18mm Foam Mounting Tape
CO721985 - 6mm Double Sided tape

Thank you for stopping by today. Pop back tomorrow for more inspiration.

Happy Creating.
Anita
xx

12 May 2017

Count Your Life by Smiles | ARTDECO Creations

Welcome back Everyone.

I would like to share with you a monochromatic layout that I have done using the stunning RAMBLING ROSE collection by Sue Smyth.

The patterned paper that I have used is my ultimate ultimate favourite in this collection. Whilst I really love the colour the paper is all about the lace print on it. There are two other colour combos using the same lace background which are on my list to use very soon.

I participated recently in Creative Inspiration Live 2017 in Brisbane and have some wonderful memories in photos. The first I am using in today's project. Our wonderfully talented Design Team member Bridget Louw and good friend Tracey Rohweder surround me in this picture.

I hope they both feel I have done this photo justice. I love the end result.

Ok, lets get on with it :)

I knew I wanted to mat my photo on to a larger patterned mat, and once I had decided on the size decided on how I wanted to cut the other papers. I then matted these on to matching Plummery coloured Ultimate Crafts cardstock. The next bit was hard for me...... I tore two of the matted sizes.

The next step was taking an array of gorgeous dies and cutting them out in Snow White Ultimate Crafts Cardstock. I used dies from the following collections - L'Aquarelle, Rambling Rose, Ooh La La and Ornamental Affair.
I also loved the stamp in the Rambling Rose Stamp & Die Set so ended up using it and it became the title for my entire layout.

Next, I selected a couple of the dies that I wanted to use 'sticking' out from behind some of the matted patterned papers and also from behind my photo. I then decided on a layout style and stuck down the patterned papers.

In the Rambling Rose collection there is a gorgeous Bunting and Alpha stamp set. I took some of the bunting and snipped off the stitching and then layered the little banners on top of each other to make a 3 high stack.

I did forget to take a photo of the next step which was to make several other different size banners using the patterned paper offcuts that I had and then mounted them on the Plummery cardstock as well.

I then created a couple of layered flowers using the Tattered Carnations Floral Layers die set. I inked the edges in a matching pink ink and then scrunched them up a bit.

The final part was just all about the constructing. With all the 'ingredients' I have die cut and created, all I added were some of the smaller Bulk Flowers and some of the pearl strips from the Rambling Rose collection, oh and one of the resin flowers.

Below are some closeups of the finished layout. Don't forget you can click on each photo to get a closer and bigger look at each photo.