Showing posts with label cardmaking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardmaking. Show all posts

Friday, July 1, 2016

Design Team Callout


Submissions for our next Design Team applications are open. If you enjoy scrapbooking, card-making, BTP projects or any other papercrafting using chipboard then we need YOU! 



In the meantime
Happy Scrapping




Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Cards from the Craft Room

Hi, Lauren here with my first share for you.   Hope you are keeping warm on the eastern half of Australia with the temperatures taking a dip again after that fantastic snow in Tasmania.

So I have made you a couple of cards.



 
 
Love this style of card, with loads of texture in a 5"x 5" card, not too big, but loads of room to add all the lovely details and elements.  I have used two chippies from the wonderful range of A2Z Scraplets, the one at the top would be my all time favourite (but they all get a chance to be my favourite) Swirly Corners Medium and comes in a set of two.  The wonderful Congratulations at the bottom is just that, a script word for cards and layouts.
 


 
My background is texture paste on Memory Box Texture Honey Comb designer Stencil (88521), and when dry the background was sprayed with Ranger Pearl Mist Cappucino.  I have coated the chippie with Gesso and then painted with Ranger Distress Paint Victorian Velvet.  Embossed parts with  Stampendous Aged Bronze, then sprayed over with the Cappucino and re-heated as I love how the painted areas bubble and fizz just like the aged embossing powder does.
 

 
Yes I love to make flowers and the two larger ones on this card are made with Memory Box Fabulous Phlox (98511)

 
I love the richness of many textures and layering.  The butterfly is Memory Box Isabella and Pippi dies, such a lovely small butterfly. 

 
Another full picture of the card to show the almost dandelion look of the Memory Box Chandra Stem (99090) to which I have added different size pearls.

 
A close up of the Chipboard Swirl and the richness of the Stampendous Aged Embossing Powders.
 
 

So I made another card to share with you, not as much work involed in this one, but still very pretty (yes I have to admit I love pretty).


 
A Wedding Shower card, with lacy borders, pearls, ruffled ribbon (tutorial at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wocnUTILmk and a lovely bow, all in tones of cream, gold and a touch of pink.
 
 
I have used a medium out of Umbrellas Set of 5 shapes (found at this link http://www.a2zscraplets.com.au/umbrellas_set_of_5_shapes.html  Started with Gesso, then embossed with Stampendous Shabby Rose Embossing Powder fairly thickly and while molten I have stamped a script stamp into it with StazOn ink and then reheated to get a marble effect.
 
 
 
Butterfly is Memory Box Isabella and Pippi
 
 
Thanks for stopping by and reading. I hope you are staying warm and getting lots of papercrafting done.
 
 
 

 

Sunday, March 30, 2014

About me ......

It's time to meet me - A2Z Scraplets new owner - *Deb*. I'm a mum and step-mum of 8 (2 still at school), grandmother of 6 and some. We have 2 dogs, 2 guinea pigs and one very spoilt cat. I have a farming/nursing/business background and have been involved with cardmaking and scrapbooking for about 16 years. My scrapbook pages reflect the events of my and my families life.

Zoos, sanctuaries, wildlife parks are one of the places our family loves visiting. The layout below uses A2Z Scraplets Elephant, inking it to add some texture.

A2Z Scraplets Elephant

A2Z Scraplets Elephant



 With the growing number of grandchildren, the A2Z Scraplet Pregnant Mumma is the perfect piece to show their ultrasound photos. Techniques for decorating the chipboards are simple inking with chalk inks, flocking and crackle paint.

A2Z Scraplets Pregnant Mumma 1

A2Z Scraplets Arrows - Months


My last share is a fun one using the title "We're a wacky bunch" which is pretty apt for our household. Painted and outlined - chipboards are really simple to decorate and embellish a page.

A2Z Scraplets We're a wacky bunch and Starburst 2
Until next post, happy scrapping
Deb