Today I am showcasing an album I created using the Scrapyard Collection by Kaisercraft and fitting with the theme of the month at Artfull Crafts - the base of the album is toilet rolls!
First
you need to collect your toilet rolls which did not take me long in our
house of five! I then flattened them as much as I could with a scorer
tool. Another idea would be to flatten them under a heavy object for a
few days. I then covered both flattened sides with cardstock and
Scrapyard patterned paper. Then I added my embellishments. These
include Tim Holtz idea-ology items, charms, doily, twine and more. The
Inkling I used was the Steam punk one that is so cool. I coloured it with a water brush dipped in ink.
I
created the tags that fitted into the flattened rolls with matching
cardstock and Scrapyard patterned paper. I then inked the edges with Tim
Holtz Walnut Stain Distress ink. The album is held together with a
binding ring decorated with ribbon.
Here is the cover:
Here are the decorated pages:
I really enjoyed this album and love this collection by Kaisercraft. Thanks for looking!
Have a great weekend!
Friday, May 29, 2015
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
123 Get Scrappy May challenge
Hi everyone time for a new challenge at 123 Get Scrappy. You have until the 31st of May to take part with this fun challenge.
Here is the challenge and my layout I used the diagonal - lots of flowers, die cut and a circle photo.
Saturday, April 25, 2015
Scrap Around the world around April Challenge
I loved the mood board over at Scrap Around the Worlds April Challenge. So I just had to create as it was very inspiring to me!
Here is my layout:
Lets Get Sketchy Week one Challenge for April
Had a great Scrappy Day with friends last weekend and managed five layouts (three have to wait to be shown) but one of them was a using Lets Get Sketchy's Week one for April's sketch. I pretty much stuck to the Sketch!
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Kaisercraft Antique Bazaar Mini Album Part 2
Here is part two of my Kaisercraft Antique Bazaar
mini album created for Artfull Crafts. Today I will be showing you the inner part of the album.
Presently I do not have photos or anything but decorated pages as I have
not thought about what I could use the album for yet.
The binding system I used was what a friend showed me but I don't know what it is called and I forgot to take photos! It is similiar to concertina binding but instead of using one long piece of paper you use different size border strips from just over an inch to various sizes up to the thickness of your spine on your book. I will have to do another and take progress photos as it is so much easier then other types of binding.
I have used the 6 x 6 Paper Pad and Collectables from the Antique Bazaar Collection as well as various embellishments from the shop and my personal stash to create fairly simple pages. This would make a great heritage album.
The binding system I used was what a friend showed me but I don't know what it is called and I forgot to take photos! It is similiar to concertina binding but instead of using one long piece of paper you use different size border strips from just over an inch to various sizes up to the thickness of your spine on your book. I will have to do another and take progress photos as it is so much easier then other types of binding.
I have used the 6 x 6 Paper Pad and Collectables from the Antique Bazaar Collection as well as various embellishments from the shop and my personal stash to create fairly simple pages. This would make a great heritage album.
Thanks
for looking at my creation on the blog today - I really enjoyed
creating it and now I need to make another to show you the binding!
Have a great week!
Saturday, April 18, 2015
Kaisercraft Antique Bazaar Mini Album Part 1
In my design team pack for this month from Artfull Crafts was Kaisercraft's Antique Bazaar. It is a lovely vintagy collection and so I decided to create a mini album with it.
The album cover is using a cut up cardboard box which has had the top layer taken off it so you see the ridged inner part of the cardboard. I have not used a lot of the Antique Bazaar Collection on the cover - only one of the diecut sayings. The rest is decorated from my own purchased products over the years from various shops including op shops. The ink I have used is Tim Holtz Walnut stain. Along the spine I have adhered ribbons and a key for interest. The closures I found in a Japan shop but was thinking you could use thin old belts or old watch straps. The little bird is an op shop find while most of the other products are Prima.
Here is a few views of the album.
Thanks for visiting my blog today - next week I will show you the inner pages that are really easy to create. See you then!
The album cover is using a cut up cardboard box which has had the top layer taken off it so you see the ridged inner part of the cardboard. I have not used a lot of the Antique Bazaar Collection on the cover - only one of the diecut sayings. The rest is decorated from my own purchased products over the years from various shops including op shops. The ink I have used is Tim Holtz Walnut stain. Along the spine I have adhered ribbons and a key for interest. The closures I found in a Japan shop but was thinking you could use thin old belts or old watch straps. The little bird is an op shop find while most of the other products are Prima.
Here is a few views of the album.
Thanks for visiting my blog today - next week I will show you the inner pages that are really easy to create. See you then!
Saturday, April 11, 2015
123 Get Scrappy April Challenge
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