Altered bottle by LORI WOODS
Hello Mad Scrappers! Today I have a little altered bottle for you with a cheat for stencilling on non-flat surfaces! Firstly, make sure your bottle is nice and clean and then give it a few thin coats of white gesso to...
Hello Mad Scrappers! Today I have a little altered bottle for you with a cheat for stencilling on non-flat surfaces! Firstly, make sure your bottle is nice and clean and then give it a few thin coats of white gesso to...
Hello Mad Scrappers! Now that the sun has finally started to peek out from behind the clouds and it's getting a little warmer, everything feels a bit more cheerful. I'm not normally one for florals but when I saw the...
Hi Mad Scrappers! Here's my next design team project for you - an altered chipboard frame. When I saw the Dusty Attic porthole chipboard, I knew I wanted to give it a real rusty weathered look but I couldn't decide...
Hi everyone. I have done my second project that uses the February Scrapaholix kit. I know it doesn’t look like it at first glance but let me share how it was made and you will see. 1. Firstly I tore...
Hi everyone. When I saw Janine’s post, over on the Scrapaholix blog, about the February kit, I decided I would quite like to try it out. But I knew I wouldn’t need all of that kit for a layout. There’s...
Today I am sharing a very quick and easy project with you to demonstrate how effective some simple texture additions can be. I have decorated a little buff coloured papier-mâché box. It didn’t take long. I simply painted it inside...
Hi guys, I altered an MDF Bauble from my stash with a wintery scene - I love to create with blues, silvers and hints of white. I started by adding some Tapestry stencilling from Finnabair with some Modelling paste through....
Hello Mad Scrappers! Amanda here again, and this month I’m working with Amy Tangerine’s Late Afternoon collection. The colours in this collection are rich and autumnal so I stayed with that theme for my first page which features a leaf...
Following on from last month's post on Opaque Matte texture paste, this time we are taking a look at Ranger's Transparent Matte texture paste. What's the difference? Well, a few things.The first thing you will notice, is that it is...