Showing posts with label Retro Lightbulbs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Retro Lightbulbs. Show all posts

Friday, September 27, 2019

Amazing Card with Gloria Lee

Hello everyone!
Happy Friday!!!

Gloria here today and happy to share of my project.


To create this card, I made a 5.25" x 4" background paper using paper trimmer and blended the edges with pumice stone distress ink using a mini blending tool.
I blended with pumice stone distress ink and covered with Champagne mist metallix gel from decofoil using Bubble Wrap stencil .


And I choose Retro Lightbulbs, Word Mix #2 chipboard die cut and mini wood gears and coloured them with paint.


I choose a pattered paper from yearbook collection paper pad from Studio Calico for base paper and made it 5.5"x4.25" size using paper trimmer.


And adhere all elements as shown a top-folded card using double sided tape and a glue pen. 


 Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:


Thank you so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!
Happy crafting!

- Gloria

Friday, August 23, 2019

Friends Scrapbook Layout with Gloria Lee

Hello everyone!
Happy Friday!!!

Gloria here today and happy to share of my project.
 I made a scrapbooking layout using Friends word, Retro lightbulb and Chain Anchor chipboard die cut  from Southern Ridge Trading Company Shop.

I made a 12 x 12" layout with my husband and son's photos.


First, I coloured the chipboard cut with white and black paint.


Here are a few step outs showing how I got my pieces together before adhere them. 
I choose 'Oh, happy day!' 12x12 collection kit from Simple Stories.
I cut the papers and die cut white and black card stick using dotted circle die set.


I painted the edges of designer paper pieces with Hero arts inks.
And adhere all paper pieces with double-sided tape and glue pen.


I adhere coloured chipboards on the layout with glue pen.
And added some stickers.


Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:


Thank you so much for stopping by and have a wonderful day!
Happy crafting!

- Gloria

Monday, July 2, 2018

Husband Card with Dawn E


​Dawn here from the little mennonite blog with a husband card for you today.


First draw some doodles, then wet emboss using the Southern Ridge Trading Company small Multi Gear stencil.  
Cover card front with gold paint.  Next add black paint and white paint details.  Cover with fine gold embossing powder.




Take one Southern Ridge Trading Company Retro Light bulb and cover it with embossing ink and then silver embossing powder.  Heat set.  Paint the rest yellow.  Adhere to vellum and cut out.  Adhere Southern Ridge Trading Company Retro Light bulb with clear pop up adhesive.  Stamp out sentiment using Lawn Fawn letter sets and colour the word "you" with gold GelWriter gel pen.  Adhere sentiment with wet adhesive.  Glue on stars and arrow with glue gun.  Put in your husband's lunch!  :) 




Southern Ridge Trading Company Products Used: 


- Dawn E




Wednesday, March 7, 2018

Set of 3 ATC's with Erin Quiding-Sampson

         

To start, I cut my Art Trading Cards (3.5” by 2.5”) out of 110lb card stock, then did a thin coat of gesso over the top.


Next, I cut scrap papers to use on the background and applied them using matte gel medium.


I used a bit of black paint and distress oxides (listed below) on my background.


I then did a white wash on both the lightbulb and the fly chipboard pieces.


I used a bright yellow embossing powder on the lightbulbs and used a pigment powder to colour the flies with.


I used a white gel pen to make markings on the tail end of the flies.
All the pieces were adhered down with gel medium, then I added white and teal paint splatters all over.


I also used a bit of the teal pigment around the edges to tie it all together.

         

South Ridge Trading Company Products:

- Bees/Flies

Other Products Used:

- Tim Holtz/Ranger Ink: Distress Oxides – Spiced Marmalade, Abandoned Coral, Picked Raspberry and Fossilized Amber
- Liquitex Matte Gel Medium
- Acrylic Paint in Black and White
- Gesso
- Magical, Pigment Powder in Tibetan Poppy Teal
- Embossing powder

These little cards are so much fun to create and trade. I hope you give it a try.
Thanks for looking,
Erin



Wednesday, June 14, 2017

The ArtiFacts Project, Art Journal With Karen Bearse

I am participating in the Artifacts Collaboration that is being put on by Seth Apter I am a big fan of his products & have been lucky enough to take a few of his classes. The idea is to create a book using whatever style you choose & do a page or so a month to document your artistic endeavours. Today I have a tour of the first page I have done in my book.


This was a fun page to create, as I just did whatever I wanted, using some of my favourite products & techniques as I went. The challenge I had was to put so many photos on 1 page. This is my artistic journey for January. I am playing catch-up but have decided that is okay. As a busy mom & designer I can give myself permission to just have fun & play too, being a bit behind lets me look back with fresh eyes!


After scraping gesso randomly across my craft page it was time to add colour. Knowing the photos were going in the center I started adding acrylic paint and stencil work around the edges.


More stencil work & more colours. Taking crackle paste & tinting it with acrylic paint seemed like a good thing to do. Just building layers.


Next up embellishments. Now that my background was shaping up it was time to add some chippies. I wanted to see what the colour difference would be if I only gessoed some of the gear. The result was unexpected & needs to be researched further. The gear is clearly darker & less embossed in an area. Was it because the powder wasn’t distributed evenly or was it the gesso?


Next up was the Retro Lightbulb. I embossed the base with Hammered Metal which looks totally realistic. The light part was Iridescent Shimmer. You can also see what some of my finishing doodles look like in this photo.


The funky flower branch was first gessoed, dried & then coloured with watercolour markers. A bit of water was added with a fine brush to blend the colours. The flower part was coloured first with a blue marker & than embossed with Fractured Ice. A gemstone was glued in the middle to add some pizazz.  


Once all the embellishments were adhered final touches were in order. Doodling & mark making. You can see some of the highlighting here.


One last shot of some of the products used. If you want to see the cover I put on my book & links to other posts about it you can click here.

Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies Used:


Other Supplies Used:

- Seth Apter Stencils by Stencil Girl
- Emerald Creek Craft Supplies: Embossing Powder and Gemstones
- Marvy Uchida: LePlume II Watercolour Markers and Deco Colour Liquid Gold & Silver
- DecoArt: Acrylic Paint, Crackle Paste & Matte Medium
- Tombow: Liquid Glue & Fastener Tabs

If you want to see more of what I have been up to you can find me at karenbearse.blogspot.com with links to my other social media. Have an inky day!

- Karen














Wednesday, March 8, 2017

Mixed Media Canvas with Karen Bearse

I am here today to share my mix media canvas that I made for Creativation 2017. Every member was asked to design a canvas with their photo for the booth. It was great to see all of us together on the wall!


Here is my canvas, very grungy and inky and way over done! I had so much fun making this. I will give you a bit of a tour of this technique layered project. Starting with a canvas with multiple layers of heavy gesso, lots of stenciling with molding, Grit, and Crackle Paste and a little glass bed gel thrown in for fun. Pretty much hit it with everything but the kitchen sink!


This took some pre-planning as some of my chippies were cut & embedded in the molding paste- like the Brick Pattern, while the paste was wet. Then removed, painted and put back in one the paste was dry & the background was painted. This way the pieces were part of the canvas and easier to adhere. Once that was all dry the squares were coloured with Stained Glass and seed beads were dropped in. I repeated this on one of the sides of the canvas as well.


I used Glimmer Mist for the first layer and added Glimmer Glam in places to get that glitter look. The high points were hit with High Impact paint in copper- I am just stuck on copper for this look, just adds such lusciousness!


The chip doily was covered with emboss powder, and topped with a painted gear and jeweled brad. I cut my doily and adhered the other piece on the side of the canvas so it looks like it wraps around.


As this canvas was supposed to represent me I had to use a couple of my favourites- the birds. This one was painted with the copper paint & once very dry (otherwise the emboss powder will adhere everywhere) I heat embossed a stamped image in white. The word Life was highlighted with a black pen to make it stand out.


I totally love this new chippie- one of the Retro light bulbs. This was gessoed first so the yellow would show up & again painted using Glam. The base of the bulb also has a sprinkle of Hammered Metal emboss powder- yes a little detailed but adds to the overall look. The bird was also painted with glam. As a final touch for my canvas I needed some metal so the feather charm dangles cause I love feathers!!! I hope you enjoyed this tour and it inspires you to make a canvas or 2! I think I may make one for each member of my family and hang them together, brilliant! Have a wonderful inky day & I hope that you check out our new releases they are very awesome!

Southern Ridge Trading Co. Supplies:
- Swirl Doily (currently unavailable) but can be made with any of the doily’s available
Other Supplies Used:

- Tattered Angels: Glimmer Glam, Glimmer Mist, High Impact Paint and Stained Glass
- Emerald Creek Craft Supplies: Charms and Hammered Metal Embossing Powder
- Tombow: Mono Aqua Glue
- DecoArt: Crackle Paste
- Ranger Ink: Grit Paste and Glossy Accents
- Golden: Light Modeling Paste
- Liquitex: Super Heavy Gesso and Glass Bead Gel
- Prima Marketing: Micro Beads

Happy crafting!

- Karen






Monday, March 6, 2017

Shabby Chic Mini Album with Charlene Byrd

Hello Blogger friends,

Charlene here!

So in my mind I had great plans to create a wonderful new layout to share with you today but of course life doesn’t always happen the way it’s suppose to! We’ve been building an addition onto our house that was suppose to take about 8 weeks - we’re now at 5 months! And the basement of this addition goes from my old scrapbook studio to what’s going to be my new scrapbook studio. My existing studio has been under drop cloths for about a month now so designing has been challenging to say the least. Every time I want to work I have to uncover my desk...not that bad but a bit of a pain.

Anyway, when Karen told her design team that our chipboard packages would be arriving last week somehow I just knew that everything was going to happen all at the same time. I took on extra hours at my paying job so I worked a full week until Saturday afternoon and our contractor finally finished the drywall mudding on Friday so that meant that I could finally clean up all the dust that has accumulated in my entire house and start painting my new scrapbook studio. Yay! As I was painting early yesterday morning I realized that my design blog post needed to be published on Monday. YIKES!


So today I’m sharing with you a mini album that I put together and shared at the Creativation Show. You may have seen some of the pages that I had created previously but I designed the cover and bound the pages to show off the completed album at the show. I love the colours, the grundgy’ness and especially all the Southern Ridge chipboard that I used!




















Southern Ridge Trading Company Chipboard:


Thanks for stopping by.

Happy Creating!!

Charlene