Hello!
Today on the Buzzy Goings on at Bee Crafty blog I am sharing a notebook holder that I have made and decorated...
I started by cutting the covers and die using mount board in my bigz die. To create an aged looking surface I used some different types of crackle mediums and chalky finish paint, then edged the pieces using sepia archival ink...
Next I added some stamping. Using archival ink in sepia and vermillion I stamped 'Time Measure' in larger sections then added smaller more specific parts in the brighter colour...
Then to create some more texture I mixed some crackle paste with a small amount of sepia pigment powder and put it through the 'Coffee Stain Script' stencil...
At this point the colours were looking a bit too bold for me so I dry brushed some cream coloured chalky paint across the covers then added some gold gilding wax...
Whilst working on a jewellery project recently I had some clear resin left over and spread it across some different types of paper to create resin paper. I used this to stamp some butterflies onto and to build up some elements for the cover...
Once these had been added to the cover on top of some cambric that I coloured and some thread, I stamped one of the 'Ticker Tape 2' sentiments onto another piece of resin paper to layer up and painted one of the MDF cogs which I cut in half then added some gold gilding wax...
I also added some holes and eyelets for a piece of organza ribbon to close the notebook and some elastic to the edge for putting a notebook inside.
Here are the products that I used:
* Art Stamps - Time Measure
* Art Stamps - Dragonfly and Butterfly
* Wordage - Ticker Tape 2
* Inkables - Coffee Stain Script
* MDF - Cogs
* Archival Inkpads
There is currently a summer sale over on the Bee Crafty website so if you are interested in any of the products now is a great time to grab a bargain!!
Thank you for looking and happy crafting,
Jane xx
This is stunning and so creative, love it, those butterflies are so pretty too.x
ReplyDeleteLovely notebook, and your resin butterflies are just fabulous!!
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