Crafty Replay: Romantic Mixed Media Layers
Hi friends! Happy Friday! We love this card so much we wanted to re-share the project this year for those that may have missed it! The one-and-only Debby Hughes is showcasing our super cute Layered Chickadee! Read on and be sure to watch the video for all the details! Enjoy!
Hello, it’s Debby here. Today, I want to share my newfound love of mixed media layers with you. This soft whites and pastels palette makes for an excellent backdrop for this sweet Layered Chickadee. This card would make a great Valentine’s, but equally is generic enough to be sent any time of year.
Before I get started, as this is my first video of the year, I want to wish you a fabulously creative, safe and healthy 2022! Right onto the supplies I used, I wasn’t sure if I was going to use all of these, but as it turns out, I did. So there’s the Layered Chickadee, Dotted Heart, and Privet Branch dies, the Polka Hearts stencil and the So Much Love stamp and die set. All these products are listed and linked below for your convenience.
step by step how to
- Cut a few pieces of Fabriano Artistico Cold-Pressed watercolour card and, using the dip and dry method, colour the pieces with Antique Linen + Tattered Rose for the body of the Layered Chickadee, Picket Fence and Frayed Burlap for the wing, Black Soot for the head and neck and finally Abandoned Coral for the Dotted Heart die.
- Run the dies through with the various coloured card using Painter’s Tape to keep the dies in place. Also, die-cut a Privet Branch die from Ivory card.
- Use the cream/white die-cut for the Chickadee body, attach the grey/brown wing to the bird with foam tape.
Glue the black head and neck pieces in place with a grey/brown beak.
- Attach foam adhesive to the back of the Chickadee and use the sticky surface to attach a black eye die cut.
- Stamp the large script ‘Love’ greeting from the So Much Love set on Ivory card with Versamark ink and heat emboss with Antique Gold embossing powder.
Die-cut with the matching die.
- Stamp a coordinating sentiment from the So Much Love on leftover Black Soot card in Versamark ink, and white heat emboss.
- Trim the sentiment out with a craft knife, clear, gridded metal-edged ruler and a self-healing cutting mat.
Using a piece of the watercolour card and the dip and dry method, create another card using Tattered Rose Distress Ink and run through with the Dotted Heart die to create a heart that tones better with the colour palette.
- Take a watercolour card and adhere a torn piece of book paper.
- Apply gesso over the paper with an old paintbrush or spatula.
- When dry, using the Polka Heart stencil, swipe Tim Holtz Distress Crackle Texture Paste through the hearts on the stencil.
- When dry, splatter with Tattered Rose and Pumice Stone Distress Inks along with White Gouache.
- Apply more Crackle Texture Paste to blur the lines of the book paper.
- Splatter again with Tattered Rose.
- Add foam adhesive to the back of all of the elements. Add the panel to a card base cut and scored from Fog card.
- Add the Privet Branch die and then the two elements of the greeting. Next, tuck the Dotted Heart die in behind the script greeting. Finish up by adding the Layered Chickadee die cut.
- Finally, add sequins and pearls held in place with Gina K Connect Glue.
Well, that’s me for this month. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial; you’ll find the video below. Thanks for joining me, and I hope to see you next time for Doodling With Debby.
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Copic Brand Sale!
Hi friends! You may or may not know that February is our Birthday month (we’re turning 21 this year! ;)), and we hope you know how grateful we are to YOU, our customers for allowing us to do what we love! You’ll see some fun surprises and savings throughout the month! Today we are sharing a great deal on some amazing markers and accessories!! Please enjoy 20% off Copic branded products for a limited time with code HUE247 at checkout! Enjoy!
Berry Sweet Slimline Lawn Fawn Card Idea!
Hi friends! Happy Thursday! Please join me in welcoming special guest Caly Person representing Lawn Fawn with this super SWEET slimline card idea! Read on for all the details, and enjoy!
Hello! It’s Caly with you today sharing some Lawn Fawn Inspiration! Winter months are so long and I hope this card brings you some spring and summer vibes!
My card features the Strawberry Patch die. I paired it with smaller foliage and flowers from the Stitched Strawberry Frame die. I die-cut my strawberries, foliage, and flowers using colored cardstock and ink-blended with coordinating colors to add depth.
Lawn Fawn cardstock used: Sticky Note, Cilantro, Ballet Slipper
Lawn Fawn ink used: Lobster, Raspberry, Sunflower, Merman, Clover
Next, I die-cut the Fruit Basket die using Matte Silver Cardstock. On a slimline panel, I ink-blended the top with the Clover ink and the bottom with Merman ink before arranging my fruit basket at the bottom and strawberry stems at the top.
I added my flowers in various areas and used Nuvo Crystal Drops in Metallic Shimmering Gold to the centers to give them some color and dimension. To finish, I stamped a sentiment from the Berry Special stamp set using Lobster ink.
I hope you like it! Thanks so much for visiting today!~Caly
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