New Twiddleybitz layouts!

Hi everyone, I've created a few new layouts for Twiddleybitz and wanted to share them with you today. 

Twiddleybitz products used:
TWBT11 - Tweeny cogs
TEM015 - Clock Stencil
TEM006 -Chicken wire stencil
SNOW001 Snowflakes pack
SPK002 -Flying Butterfly Clock - Steam
W1003 - Wrought Iron border (cut up)
CF002 -Roman Clock Face Small



Twiddleybitz products: FER004 - Fern leaves
WI004 - Wrought Iron 2 pieces
NP001 -Nameplate scroll
ALPHA005 - Itty Bitty alphabet

 My latest favorite layout!  I love the Twiddleybitz frame!

I used the butterfly as a mask when I misted my paper.  These are the products I've used:
FER004 - Fern leaves
FRA012 - 6x6 Flourish frame
BUT007 -Butterfly Multi 7 pack

I love the gorgeous Twiddleybitz chandeliers, they are just perfect to decorate with rhinestones, or pearls.

Twiddleybitz products used: FER004 -Fern leaves,

CH001 - Chandelier Hanging

CL003 -Wall Hanging Candlelabra

 

Happy scrapping,

Tina

 

Playing in the Secret garden

Hi everyone, it's Tina here 

with a layout to show you using the beautiful Graphic 45 Secret Garden range.  

This layout came together so easily using the fabulous "seed packets" and journal blocks on the May Flowers paper.  

I created a flower cluster adding antique bronze leaf charms and brown charming bouquet pin and a Laughter Charming Word embellishment which serves as my title.

Added gorgeous my2angels gardenias and cherry blossoms

 I created tears in my paper so the base sheet of patterned paper shows through .

Happy scrapping,

Tina

Secret Garden and My 2Angels

Hi Everyone.

Tina here today, 

playing with the gorgeous Graphic 45 Secret Garden Papers, creating two simple, yet appealing layouts.

For the first, I whitewashed the background paper inside my frame to soften it a little.  Do this by using watered down paint, or apply your paint with a wet sponge. (Gesso also works for this if you thin it down a lot with water.)

The Twiddleybitz chipboard leaves were inked to achieve a two-tone effect and the gorgeous flowers were layered amongst the large filigree flower and charms.  

I cut the gold flower chain into single flowers, adding them here and there and embellished the pennants with gold rhinestone cup chain.

 The chipboard banners were covered with patterned paper.

To make the edges of the banner 'pop', ink them with a contrasting, yet coordinating ink.

I made this second layout with some of my scraps, using a sheet of cardstock as my base. Combining several Glimmermist colours and a Twiddleybitz Chicken Wire stencil, adds some shimmer and sparkle to the cardstock base.

To get a more subtle effect, hold your mist bottle further away from the paper when spraying.

Lots of fussy cutting and layering of pattern paper flowers give the layout all the interest it needs.

Don't forget to put some of the fussy cut flowers up on pop dots to give your arrangement some dimension.

Check out the Graphic 45 Secret Garden range at my2angels, it's perfect for soft, pretty layouts.

I'm also very excited to be doing a class by Donna Salazar at The Art Studio.  It's a mixed media 3D canvas!  Go and check it out and while you're there make sure you sign up for the newsletters from Scrapbook News and Review as they have amazing prizes up for grabs during the next few weeks for their anniversary celebrations.

TINA