Thursday, June 19, 2014

Summer Memories


At Dreamweaver Stencils, we love to make our monthly challenges something for everyone, and not so strict that no one wants to play along. This month our challenge is, "Old, New, Borrowed, Blue", with the obvious thought being a wedding theme...but not necessarily. Add an old embellishment or picture. Use a new stencil design or technique. Borrow, or CASE (copy and say everything) another designers project, and obviously, blue...is blue. Remember, linking your creations with the Inklinkz tool at the end of the team posts, provides you with the opportunity to win the stencil of your choice!

This week my project uses something old and blue.  The picture of my daughter is old, she is now 21...how time flies!  Blue paper, ink, brads and ribbon were also used.  Here is how my page was made.

1.  LL329 Beach Chair was stenciled using Radiant Neon Inks in Electric Pink and Green on the umbrella and VersaFine Vintage Sepia.
2.  The stencil was cleaned off and placed back over the image, then Dreamweaver Stencils Translucent Embossing Paste was spread over the stencil which was then removed.
3.  Pink Micro Glitter from Stampendous was spread over the umbrella only and the image was left to dry.
4.  Once dry place stencil over image, sponge the chair only with a glue that stays tacky when dry, I used Duo Glue from US ArtQuest.  Once dry (just a couple minuntes) Metallic FX powder was spread on using a brush.

5.  The LL332 Picasso was used to make the clouds with Radiant Neon Electric Blue ink.
6.  On the photo Electric Pink was stippled through LG698 Corner Flourishes then embossed with Shabby Pink Embossing Powder from Stampendous.  The stencil was then replaced and a bit of Electric Pink was stippled on top.

7.  To make the sign, LJ901 Mosaic Swirls was placed on blue paper and stippled with Electric Blue ink.  The LM294 Summer was placed over the stenciled piece and Translucent Embossing Paste was spread over the top, the stencil remove and Pink Micro Glitter was spread over the top of the paste.

8.  May Arts Ribbon was glued to the bottom of the page and used to hang the sign.

Here's what our "A" team has been working on this week:

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9 comments:

  1. What a fantastic layout. All of your elements are so perfect for this adorable photo. It's a great (and such a creative) way to document this moment in time!

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  2. Jamie, that is such a fun layout! Love the various stenciled elements, they're a perfect way to record a fun day!

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  3. I know what you mean...mine is now 30...seems like just yesterday she was playing on the beach, she's still a water maniac! LOVE how every aspect of your creation uses a Dreamweaver element....beautiful work!

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  4. I know what you mean...mine is now 30...seems like just yesterday she was playing on the beach, she's still a water maniac! LOVE how every aspect of your creation uses a Dreamweaver element....beautiful work!

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  5. Oh I love this Jamie! So sweet and summery!

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  6. Jamie I love that you did a scrapbook page. It looks so fun and summery.

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  7. Love those pics of your kids when they were little! They're still cute, but who can resist Melanies little girl grin? Fun page, Jamie! Love the summer sign!

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  8. Always so creative. Love your color work.

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