Have you taken a good look at the ScrapFx chippies? They are seriously wonderful, very detailed and sturdy and they are just perfect for embossing with one of my favorite product, Stampendous aged embossing powders. On these two layouts, I've combined ScrapFx chippies with Bo Bunny's great new collection, Prairie Chic.
For this first LO I used Garden as my base paper and cut it to put the two edge patterns together and made the swirly pattern on the right side of the page. I wanted to bring out the subtle greens in the background so I stamped some flourishes with an old Heidi Swapp foam stamp near the bottom and then liberally sprayed the page on the left with Lindy's Moonshadow mist.
The photo is of me and my big brother when I was 3 1/2 years old. Ahhh, every little girl needs a big brother!
I am loving ScrapFx chippies and here I've used one of my favorite flourishes ever behind the photo. I embossed the chippy with Stampedous Aged Hunter Green Embossing Enamel. I love the this stuff! The birdhouse is painted with Viva Decor paints.
Supplies:
Patterned paper: Bo
Bunny Prairie Chic: circle-Chevron
14101668, base-Garden 14101673, license
plates fussy cuts-Prarie Chic 14101667, photo mats-Stonewashed Denim
1410676,die cut border stickers-Combo Stickers 14103681 (Currently this is out of stock at the Flying Unicorn)
Letters: Sizzix diecut Tim Holtz Vintage Market
Chipboard:
ScrapFx
flourish and birdhouse - new chippies will be added to the store any day now!
Ink: Distress walnut
stain
Other: 7 Gypsies
journal ticket
Unknown: Burlap,straw
mesh
On this layout I was trying my hand and blending the photo into the paper in the style of our guest designer this month, Solange Marques. After cutting my photo to fit inside the ScrapFx chippy circle, I painted some white gesso in the upper right corner, then I glued down the photo. I added some molding paste and used a credit card to blend the edge of the photo into the molding paste. I used Claudia Helmuth charcoalblack and traditional tan to stipple additional leaves on the tree, thereby extending the photo into the background. I covered the photo and then misted with Lindy's Frosted Forget me nots, stamped on some script with a Kaisercraft stamp and then added the ScrapFx chippy.
On the bottom left, I used a new Prima Lattice Stencil (6 x 6) and molding paste to create the lattice pattern. After it dried I misted it liberally with Lindy's Edelweiss Moss Green.
I cut up a Prima Bretton Alyssa vine to layer around the large Manor House bloom.
Finally I fussy cut some banners from the paper and added to my floral cluster.
Supplies:
Patterned paper: Bo
Bunny Prairie Chic: Base-Chevron , yellow-Stonewash Denim , Stickers
Chipboard:
ScrapFxchippy
Flowers: Prima
Bretton Vine Alyssa 552640, large flower Manor House
Paint: white gesso;
Claudia Helmuth charcoal black, traditional tan