Showing posts with label Mixed Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mixed Media. Show all posts

Monday, November 18, 2019

Autumn Birthday Keepsake with Karen Jiles


Hi there, 

It’s Karen sharing an Autumn Birthday Keepsake that I created with the Skeleton Leaf Stencil,  Birthday Greetings, and Wheat Bushel chipboard sets.  The stencil and chipboard sets worked beautifully together. I coupled them with some embellishment mousse, glimmer paste and dyed ribbon. I loved the end result. Take a peek at my tutorial below.




Step 1: Apply Orange Blush and Chai Latte Embellishment Mousse to the back of the shadow box with a foam tool. Heat set to dry. 





Step 2: Lay the Skeleton Leaf Stencil on top of the mousse covered shadow box. Using a craft spatula, apply glimmer paste to the stencil transferring the pattern to the shadow box. Set aside to dry.

Step 3: Apply Orange Blush Embellishment Mousse to the Happy Birthday chipboard sentiment. Note: I applied 2 coats. Heat set the chip board to dry and set aside. 



Step 4: Apply mica mist to the Wheat Bushel chipboard pieces and heat set to dry. Adhere the Wheat Bushel chipboard and Happy Birthday to the shadow box using E6000.  Add a dyed ribbon bow.

Step 5: Tap on gesso using a paintbrush to enhance the overall design.

Step 6: Continue embellishing as desired.
Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:

- Skeleton Leaf Stencil

Other Supplies Used:

- Shadow Box
- Embellishment Mousse: Orange Blush and Chai Latte
- Glimmer Paste: Rich Cocoa
- Mica Mist: Antique Gold
- Kraft Spatula
- Foam Tool
- Scissors
- Dyed Ribbon
- Gesso (White)
- Paintbrush
- E6000
- Hot Glue
- Heat Gun

Thanks so much for stopping by today.
Karen

Monday, November 11, 2019

Mixed Media Card with Ruchi

Hello friends!! Ruchi here from Ruchi's Crafeteria and I'm back with my inspirational project.


Today I've created a mixed media card with beautiful SRTC chipboards.






  • First I've applied Prima Modeling Paste along with stencil to create designer background and heat embossed with Ranger White embossing powder.
  • Sprays some mists and keep that aside for drying.
  • Picked SRTC  Spring Fresh Swirl Corners and Scroll Borders chipboards and applied Prima White Gesso.
  • When Gesso dried, heat embossed them using Ranger Gold and Silver embossing powder.




  • Did some stamping on the background of the card to create more interest.
  • Arranged all the elements like SRTC chipboards, flowers, stamped images together and added Prima Art Stones.
  • When dried, added sentiment and sprinkled Finnabair Glass Glitters and Diamond Dust which is from my stash.


That’s it for today!! Hope you like my today's project. Don’t forget to check SRTC shop for these chipboards and some other awesome designs.

Southern Ridge Trading Company supplies used:


Other Supplies Used:

- Prima Marketing Inc.: Modeling Paste, Art Stones, White Gesso, Art Gel Medium, Background Stamps and Finnabair Glass Glitter
- Ranger Ink: Embossing Powders
- Lesia Zgharda Stamps: Leaves and Pine Cone
- Diamond dust, glue, cardstock, beads, clock stamp, stencil are from my stash.  

See ya next time.
Till then happy crafting!!
Ruchi


Monday, September 9, 2019

Mixed Media Canvas - Imagination with Ruchi

Hello friends!! Ruchi here from Ruchi's Crafeteria and I'm back with my inspirational project.


Today I've created a canvas art 'Imagination' using mixed media technique.




Took a canvas and applied Prima White Gesso all over it. Then added texture using stencil and Prima modeling paste.


Picked SRTC Mini Wood Gears and SRTC Oval Peacock Feather Frame chipboards, Prima Art Stones, metal charm, twine and some paper cuts and adhered on my canvas using Prima gel medium. Coloured it using some metallic paints from my stash.


When it dried, added embellishments, half pearls and highlighted some parts using white gesso.


That’s it for today!! Hope you like my today's project. Don’t forget to check SRTC shop for these chipboards and some other awesome designs.

Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:


Other Supplies Used:

- Prima Marketing:  White gesso, Gel Medium, Modeling Paste, Art Stones, Metal Charms
Peek a Boo Designs Demask stencil
- Tim Holtz Big Chat stickers 
- Metallic paints, tiny beads, twine, glass pebble, half pearls, number embellishments are from my stash.

See ya next time.
Till then happy crafting!!
Ruchi




Friday, November 2, 2018

Fall Mixed Media Tag with Karen Jiles

Hi there,

It’s Karen sharing a Fall Mixed Media tag created with the Skeleton Leaf Stencil and Fall Leaves chipboard pieces. I loved this combination of products. The chipboard pieces were easy to coordinate with the patterned paper choices and the stencil coupled with molding paste provided some great texture. These types of tags are perfect for decorating Holiday place settings and gift giving. Take a look at how this tag came together in the tutorial below.






Step 1: Transfer leaves pattern to patterned paper using the Skeleton Leaves stencil and molding paste. Let dry. Note: I transferred the leaves to 2 pieces of patterned paper for future use. Only 1 piece was used for this project.


Step 2:. Cover manila tag with patterned papers and choose additional coordinating pattered papers to use on tag. Trim papers down to layering sizes and sand edges as needed. Distress the edges with a sanding bar.


Step 3: Adhere all paper layers together. Add corrugated board as the base layer and punch hole in tag using a Cropadile.




Step 4: Paint chipboard with gesso and let dry.  Then apply embellishment mousse to the chipboard pieces. Let dry.


Step 5: Adhere the leaves chipboard pieces, eyelet, and sentiment to the tag.

Step 6: Adhere dyed ribbon and beaded pins to the journal.
Step 7: Using a paintbrush, highlight the dyed ribbon with gesso and the tap gesso onto tag. Let dry. Continue embellishing as desired.

Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:

Other Supplies Used:

- Manila Tag
- Fall themed patterned paper
- Corrugated Board
- Sanding Bar
- Gesso (White) and Molding Paste
- Copper Embellishment Mousse
- Dyed Ribbon
- Beaded Pins
- Eyelet
- Trimmer and Cropadile
- Paintbrush
- E6000
- Hot Glue

I really enjoyed creating this Mixed Media Tag and I hope that it inspired you.
Thanks so much for stopping by today.
Karen

Friday, October 12, 2018

Halloween Mixed Media Journal with Karen Jiles

Hi there,

It’s Karen, one of the newest members of the Southern Ridge Trading Company Design Team family. I’m sharing a Halloween Mixed Media Journal created with the Happy Halloween Chipboard set. Creating with these chipboard pieces were so much fun and easy. I simply cut the chipboard pieces apart from its sheet and had fun. My journal has loads of visual and physical texture and the chipboard pieces made this project come to life. I also enjoyed how easy it was to customize the chipboard to coordinate with my colour choices and additional embellishments. Take a peek at how the journal came together in the tutorial below.





Step 1: Cut chipboard apart using scissors.


Step 2: Paint chipboard with black gesso. Set aside to dry.


Step 3: Choose coordinating pattered papers, trim them down to layering sizes and sand edges as needed. Distress the edges with black ink.


Step 4: Adhere all paper layers together. Then adhere to front of journal. Note: Round some of the focal layers with a corner rounder. Set aside.


Step 5: Apply embellishment mousse to the chipboard pieces and frame.


Step 6: Adhere the chipboard pieces, frame, sentiment, bow and button to the journal.


Step 7: Add coordinating beads to inside of frame.


Step 8: Using a paintbrush, tab white gesso onto journal. Continue embellishing as desired.


Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:


Other Supplies Used:

- Blank Notebook/Journal
- Halloween themed patterned paper
- Orange Patterned Cardstock
- Sanding Bar
- Gesso (Black and White)
- Copper Embellishment Mousse
- Black Ink
- Ribbon
- Beads
- Decorative Button
- Frame
- Trimmer, Scissors and Corner Rounder
- Paintbrush
- E6000
- Hot Glue

Thanks so much for stopping by today and I hope that this Mixed Media Journal has inspired you!