Coffee Lovers Spring/Summer Bloghop - Card 2

                                                                          Hello!          This is card 2 for the Spring/Summer Coffeelovers bloghop which is ending tonight.

Played with alcohol inks to create the background on yupo paper. The stenciled pattern was done with alcohol lift ink.

 

The water colored embellishments colored with Zig Brush pens are from Itsy Bitsy

Playing along the following challenges - 

Coffee Lovers Bloghop - 10.5

Color Throwdown#542 - 13.5

Simon Says Wednesday Challenge - 14.5

WWCC#220 - 14.5 - Topper

DL.ART#243 - 31.5

Cookie Challenge#114 - 15.5

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Coffee Lovers Spring Summer Bloghop - Card 1

Hello Friends!

A quick card share today to participate in the Spring Summer Coffee Lovers Bloghop.

For this card, I first used alcohol inks to make a background on Yupo paper. Next, I die cut the coffee cup & stamp the sentiment (Newton's Nook) with alcohol lift ink. Stamped a few coffee stains on a pattern paper & mounted the coffee cup with foam squares.

Sharing this at - 

Coffee Lovers Bloghop - 10.5

Dies R Us#120 - 14.5

Paper Sweeties - 10.5

A Bit More Time To Craft Challenge #91 - 14.5

A Prefect Time To Craft Challenge #5 - 27.5

Die Cut Divas - 31.5

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Vintage Travel Book Box

Hello & welcome to another post!

If you love to travel & collect ephemeras or simply document every boarding pass, ticket or postcard from your travels, I have a keepsake box to store your travel memorabilia.

The I travel the world & Vintage letters decoupage papers were perfect for this theme.

To create a faux textblock I used texture paste & ran a comb tool through to make pages.

For a vintage look on the spine & back I used 1 step crackle medium over brown acrylic paint. The top coat is Pale daffodil chalk paint.

 For the inside I selected some coordinating map papers.

This vintage travel box is perfect not only store your travel treasures, pictures, etc but will make a great addition as home décor pieces too!

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Art Journal Page - HOPE

Hello!

The Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge is a very interesting one this week - No Stamps Allowed.

For my journal page I created the background using gelatos, lots of stenciling with modelling paste & archival inks. The hydrangeas are fussy cut from pattern papers & so is the quote. The black  flowers & motifs are rub ons.

Sharing this at the following challenges - 

Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge - 26/2

Do-allkreatives - 28/2

Art daily cafe - 28/2

Art playground - 28/2 (flower & leaf shapes)

Stamplorations - Mixed Media Challenge - 28/2 - WINNER

Creative artiste mixedmedia Challenge#46 - 28/2

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Doily effect on Chopping board

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I am sorry, though I have been neglecting my blog 😒 I am creating loads of projects especially decoupage & share them regularly on my facebook page & Instagram, feel free to follow me there for regular updates!

Today’s project is a chopping board wall décor piece that also serves as a post it holder.

A simple technique to add some drama to a project is to combine a shabby chic print with bright chalk paints. For this base I used papers some shabby prints.

Using a large doily as a stencil, I created a pattern on the decoupaged paper with chalk paint.

I loved the contrasting colors of the the paper & paints. To add some more texture, I have also used 1 step crackle medium on the board around the doily stencil.

Some random newsprint stamping with archival ink, further built on layers to this project.

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