Showing posts with label clear scraps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clear scraps. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 4, 2016

Halloween Clipboard

October is here and its time to start decorating for Halloween! I created this clipboard for notes using Clear Scraps Small Scallop Clipboard.


Instructions:
  1. Stamp image on the front of the clipboard in permanent ink.
  2. Stamp image again on white cardstock, color and cut out. Adhere to clipboard, lining up the stamped images.
  3. Add dots of color with markers to the back of the clipboard. Embellish with stickers.
  4. Adhere cardstock to the bottom of the clipboard. Embellish with washi tape.

Clear Scrap Supplies Used:
Other Supplies Used:
Stampendous stamps, stickers
Beacon Zip Dry Adhesive
Copic Markers

Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Fall Layout...

Today I'm sharing a fall layout featuring Clear Scraps XL Deco Shapes and Stampendous Die Cut Sets! One of my favorite ways to embellish acrylic layouts is by filling the background with die cut pieces. 

 Instructions:
  1. Die cut leafs from cardstock in a variety of fall colors. 
  2. Adhere cardstock leaves to the front of the XL Deco Shape with Zip Dry.
  3. Wrap XL Deco Shape with ribbon and tie a bow.
  4. Adhere photo to XL Deco Shape.
  5. Adhere alphabet stickers to leaves.

Supplies Used
Clear Scraps XL Deco Shape
Beacon Zip Dry Adhesive


Monday, May 23, 2016

Clear Scraps Together layout...

Today I'm sharing a layout on the Clear Scraps Blog featuring their XL Deco Shapes. 

Instructions:
  1. Sand the top half of the XL Deco shape. Stencil white StazOn ink onto the sanded area with the Quilted Mascil. 
  2. Adhere pattern paper to the bottom half of the XL Deco shape. 
  3. Adhere pattern paper to the chipboard word "together".  Sand edges. Adhere to layout. 
  4. Sand acrylic heart. Color with alcohol marker. Adhere to layout.
  5. Die cut butterflies from vellum. Adhere to layout.
  6. Adhere photo and stickers to layout.

Clear Scrap Supplies Used:
Mini Heart Album
Other Supplies Used:
Beacon Zip Dry, Basic Grey pattern paper, Stampendous die cut, vellum, Tsukineko StazOn

Wednesday, July 8, 2015

Clear Scrap and Clearsnap

Clear Scrap and Clearsnap are teaming up this week! I had a blast experimenting with the Clearsnap SurfaceZ inks and trying to find new ways to use them!

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The SurfaceZ inks are a multi-surface ink and can be used on practically anything. One of my favorite ways to use them was to water them down with either water or alcohol and use them as paint. Be sure to work on a non stick craft mat because when they dry they are permanent. 

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I prepped my layout by spraying white primer spray paint on the left side of the Clear Scrap XL Deco Shape. This would give the SurfaceZ "wash" something to stick to and allow the colors to pop. 

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After painting on the "wash" I allowed it to sit for approximately 30 seconds and then wiped it off. Because it was diluted, it came off the untreated acrylic and left a beautiful blue hue on the spray painted area. 

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While I was playing with washes, I thought it would be fun to create some watercolor inspired background paper with the inks. When mixed with alcohol and dripped on the cardstock, the alcohol removed some of the previous wash and  created a water drop effect. 
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When the cardstock was dry, I stamped on the cardstock with the ink. 

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Supplies Used:
  • Clear Scraps XL Deco Shape, 12 " Numbers Mascil
  • Clearsnap SurfaceZ ink and refill (Dolphin, Bluebell, Marine, Caribean, Marmalade,  and Scarlet)
  • Beacon Zip Dry Adhesive
  • Stampendous (Musical Motif)
  • Pebbles Diecuts 

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Thank You so much...


 Today I'm sharing a card using Clear Scraps and Stampendous goodies! I love the 12 x 12 Blank Acrylic sheets for creating cards with! 


I sanded the Chain Border strip so it would pop a bit on the card design. Isn't that butterfly awesome! One of my favorite Stampendous sets! 



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