Showing posts with label Stencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stencils. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Embellished Chunky Mirror- Artisan Award Submissions 2010


Here is another one of my 3D items I made for Stampin' Up!'s Artisan Award. I really loved this one!! It is the 12x12 Chunky Frame embellished to be a mirror!

It uses the Chunky Frame, Wood Sheets, Stencils, embossing, paper, ribbon, Pretties Kit (now retired), Big Shot dies and a Simply Adored Charm all from SU!.

I "stained" the wood sheets using a few classic ink re-inkers and water as my stain and a sponge as my brush.

I used the stencil as a template to emboss the frame to give it a pattern, more interest and dimension.

I made a few paper flowers using the scalloped circle die and the sewing machine to accent two of the corners of the frame. I also added a few half pearls to the flowers from the Pretties Kit.

The Simply Adored Charm hangs off a small Chocolate Chip Satin bow and a pin from the Pretties Kit.



Thanks for looking!

Thursday, January 28, 2010

Simply Stenciled- cQc#17


Arielle over at Colour Q Challenge has another great color combo this week for her 17th challenge. The colors are Real Red, Bashful Blue, Taken with Teal, Basic Black and Whisper White. What fun bright colors to work with!

I used a stencil and classic ink to get the flower image, something I Learned at Leadership a few weeks ago. The stencil I used comes from the Elegant Trio set in the Definitely Decorative catalog add in. I used a sponge dauber with Bashful Blue (middle of the flower) and Taken with Teal (outer part of the flower) classic ink to color the flower. It worked great!

I cut out the flower added a Red Circle Fire Rhinestone and mounted it on the Real Red card stock with dimentionals.


I thought the card needed a sentiment, but something that didn't take away from the bold main image, so I die cut some Basic Black card stock using my Big Shot and the Naturally Serif sizzlits decorative strip die and glued them onto the Basic Black card stock card base. I think it added a nice subtle touch.

Thanks for looking!

(Don't forget to check out the ColourQ Challenge for yourself!)