Hello friends. It has been awhile since I've posted here. Shame on me.
The OWSE Yahoo group has a monthly arch swap, with a new theme each month. Although I didn't join the swap, I was intrigued by the arch shapes and wanted to try my own. I thought I would follow the theme that the swap group is using. January's theme was winter wonderland, so my first arch is a winter scene. I searched online for arch shapes, because I wanted a different shape for each month. I found some great arch shapes, but settled for the less elaborate shapes, since I had to cut them by hand.
My arch base is cereal box covered with recycled coffee filters, and then coated with gesso. This one I painted with white acrylic paint. I created snow covered hills by cutting white card stock and lightly adding some tumbled glass distress ink on the top edges. The one in the foreground is raised on dimensional tape.
The trees and bird are all Tim Holtz Sizzix dies. I added some details with a black soot distress marker and added white paint with my finger to create snow covered branches.
The word winter is an old retired SU stamp, stamped with jet black archival ink.
As a final touch, I added star dust stickles on the snowy branches and on the hills.
Most of the products used can be purchased at Outlaw Women Scrapbook Emporium.
Thank you so much for stopping by.
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Friday, February 22, 2013
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Saturday Special - Easy Peasy Snowman Ornament
I'm still into creating Ornaments, can't stop now!.. Last year I bought Tim Holt'z Winter Wonder Die and never used it. So I got that out determined to use it this year. LOL I grabbed some Grunge Board and some of Tim Holtz's Tissue Wrap - Composer - and glued it on to the Grunge Board. I cut out the Snowman with my Vagabond Machine. I cut it out again in Black to make the hat.
Now I went to town painting his nose and eyes. Then I cut out some Designer Paper for his scarf.. Hot glued a button onto the scarf and then gave it some shadows by painting around everything in Black Lines..
I then Used "Brushable Glue" by Sparkle and Sprinkle. I have had this glue for years and just love it when you want to use Glitter and there are details. I put some glue on his belly and a little on the middle of his face. I then sprinkled Dazzling Diamonds Glitter on him.. Then on the edges I again applied the Brushable Glue but this time I used Diamond Dust which is a bigger glitter. On His Hat I took my Snow Marker and added a touch of snow..
Easy Peasy!! This took all of about a half hour to do. I'll probably put a small hole in his hat and hang him on my tree..
Many of the Products I used I bought at Outlaw Women Scrapbook Emporium
Give this a try, it's a lot of fun and real fast to make.
Have a Happy Holiday!!
Robyn
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