Friday, September 12, 2014

Using the "Scraps"!

Hi everyone, Tina here with some creations to share with you using the scraps from my die-cuts.
 I love the Artdeco Lace Frame die, not only because it's such a great design, but the scrap pieces are such cool shapes. I just knew I had to create some mixed media pieces using them. I die-cut some thin chipboard for extra dimension, and arranged the shapes in a pattern on my tag.

I applied Modelling paste through the die, using it as a stencil, then washed it immediately.



Once dry, I sprayed my tag with various mists.


I diecut and heat embossed a section of the Artdeco frame.


 This was inlaid over the misted modelling paste design.



I cut two of the Beautiful Butterfly and a Fancy Christmas Flourish , which was heat embossed.


And a few more close-ups!





I also used the Artdeco Lace Frame on this mixed media journal cover, which I'll be teaching as a class in October. 


 I added Cappucino Ornamental Lace die, Beautiful Butterfly, and Fancy Christmas Flourish, before spraying and adding other mediums.



Couture Creations products:
C0723313 The Treasures Ornamental Lace die -Artdeco Lace Frame
C0723245 Momento Ornamental Lace die -Cappucino 
C0723722 The Van Roe Decorative Die -Beautiful Butterfly
C0723915 Merry Little Christmas Intricutz die -Fancy Christmas Flourish
C0723973 Glitzen Glamour - Violet



3 comments:

  1. Hello fellow Chicette, WOW this is stunning and loving the step by step. I am a new follower and I have blog candy on my blog if you are interested. Have a wonderful day.
    Hugs
    Linda xxx
    http://lindasimpsoncraftypieceofheaven.blogspot.com

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  2. Ive just bought the artdeco lace die but I find it doesn't cut in the middle. The edges cut fine but the middle is embossed rather than cut through. Any advice? What am I doing wrong?

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    1. Hi, sorry for the delay in replying, I only just saw your comment. May I ask which die it is? I always cut my intricate dies using a metal shim which makes them cut beautifully. Alternatively, try using paper/cardstock as a shim. I find that occasionally the coating may be a little thicker, and that cutting against multiple thicknesses of aluminum foil/alfoil or a softdrink can (carefully cut and opened flat) will help to remove the extra coating and sharpen the cutting edges of the die.

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