The Waterfall Technique is a clever and interactive way to add even more photos to your pages. Perfect for special trips or events.
What are your favorite rubber stamps that you often use? I love circles, particularly in geometric patterns. I get asked a lot about these particular stamps, so here is where I found them. Clockwise from the top. . 1) Club Scrap ©️ 2009 - I found it at a used art supply sale, so I don't know where t
Привітики всім;) З Вами Лєна Рукодільник і я до Вас з натхненням у вигляді дитячого альбомчику. Ну і як завжди, надихати Вас разом зі мною буде наш спонсор, магазин Лавка Совушки. Цей альбомчик має і поп-ап елементи, і багато декору, і мережива, і вирубка, і трішки чіпику) На обкладинці, обитянутої неймовірно ніжною та м'якенькою замшею, краується шейкер який "заріс" квіточками. В середині усі підложки та закривашки закриваються на магнітик. Загалом альбомчик розмірои 20х20 для фото як і на 10х15 так і 9х13. І коротенький відео огляд: Список використаних матеріалів з магазину Лавка Совушки: Искусственная замша без основы. Цвет небесно голубой Клей "Универсальный 100" Клей "Профессиональный переплет" 40 мл Цветы вишни средние. Цвет бело-голубой Цветы гортензии "Четыре цвета" З Вами були Лєна Рукодільник та Лавка Совушки. Натхнення Вам!!!
Take papers from the Creative License Club Stamp collection for a spin and turn them into an adorable circle book! Circle Book Tutorial 1. Cut five 6" circles from the 8.5x11 Lt. Gray Print. 2. Score and fold each circle vertically, horizontally and once
Club Scrap's Long Stitch Journal features suede-like covers and extremely smooth inside pages. Let's take a closer look at this gorgeous handmade book. The cover is made with Kraft-Tex material that is extremely durable and perfect for altering. Secure
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L'aquarelle est un medium de rêve. Elle se présente transparente, fluide, nuageuse, vaporeuse, et parfois intense. En art journaling on l'utilise souvent pour créer des fonds. On tente aussi de créer l'effet aquarelle avec plusieurs médiums comme les encres et la peintre diluée. Peu importe la technique utilisée on aura toujours un résultat intéressant à mon avis. Voyons quelques exemples de créations et de pages trouvées sur pinterest. Pinterest Kristy Patterson http://flyingshoesstudio.blogspot.ca/2013/02/we-have-winner_22.html Eileen's Craft Pinterest Kate Crane https://www.flickr.com/photos/thekathrynwheel/5811822088/lightbox/ Birgit Kerr Teesha Moore http://www.teeshaslandofodd.com/myjournal/pages1.html Teesha Moore Teesha Moore Teesha Moore http://eileenscraftyzone.blogspot.fr/2013/08/art-journal-page-with-dylusions.html http://artjournaling.tumblr.com/post/306124813/altered-book-page-6-via-carolion-is-on-hols orange e tblnc Rebeka Gregory Robin MarieSmith Robin Marie Smith Katie Rodgers Clear Jade Studio Ilse Bernthal https://www.etsy.com/ca-fr/listing/79747815/rose-grande-toile-impression-abstraite Bonne création!
The 2nd grade students got creative with left over scraps of paper. We put it to good use through paper weaving, then made birdhouses. Each student added a door and roof, along with a bird to eac…
This lesson was inspired by wonderful art teacher Susan Tiedemann from South Brunswick, NJ. Take a look her 2nd graders working on their pop...
Time for another blog hop. You should have arrived from: Deb. If you got lost and want to start at the beginning, This Link will take you there. Celebrate is the Kit and it truly was a Celebration to work with. My Cards!, The focus is Backgrounds. And a few little "tricks" I love backgrounds and the making of them. The experimentation and the surprises. With all the circles and forms I decided to save those stamps and make them the focus of this posting. The combination created some amazing and simple cards that are easy to re-create without a lot of fuss, just some experimentation and playing with your supplies. That is why I love making backgrounds. Card 1: This card explores the technique that I touched on in the Team Challenge posting. It was the background for my "space friends". First I arranged the stamps and stamped using Versamark on Watercolor paper. Heat set with a clear embossing powder. I did not show this as it is hard to see. Here the stamps are placed on my Misti, in the end I did not use the Misti and just stamped on paper using an acrylic block. This way I was able to use more pressure. I used Tim Holtz Watercolor paper and the texture side is difficult to get a good stamping. I tried stamping on the smoother size and while it was ok, it was still not perfect. For this technique,it didn't matter. I used this paper because I like how the ink is able to "get under the stamping". Other water color papers, give a tighter "seal" and you get less seeping under the embossed area, which is what I wanted. I have said this before, Paper makes a huge difference in outcome. If you don't like something, change the paper first. Same process as before. Using re-inkers placed drops onto an acetate sheet, misted with water and applied to paper. So let us stop here and discuss how I chose the colors. These are Twisted Citron, Ripe Persimmon and Wild Honey. I had read somewhere that if you take the Tim Holtz distress chart, downloadable from their web site, and use colors that either are linear or surround the "target" Color, you will get a compatible mix. So, I tried it: Hard to see, but if you double click, you will see these Three Colors in a grid. Rusty Hinge would have made up the quadrant. Link to Downloadable Chart. I am not convinced that with the new addition of inks, this theory works. If you look at a color wheel, these are secondary and stand next to each other on the wheel, Yellow, Green, Orange. I will play with it a bit more and see. I do think the previous chart, (prior to addition of the new colors) worked well to find combinations to play with. Anyway back to the card. So I lifted the acetate and smoothed it onto the paper. Added more water and continued to build up the color until I liked what I had. Then I enhanced the colors with an ink blending tool and ink pad and finally spritzed with water. Next step, I ironed the paper to remove the embossing powder, revealing the white paper with bleed under neath Love it!!. I did not want to cover it up, so I just added a sentiment and called it done. I didn't even add a mat. White card base, A2 size. Card 2: Where to go next. I wanted the circle stamp to be front and center. I tried many background ideas and they were too busy to get that focal image to stand out. I thought one might work and made the focal image in that color scheme. Only to find that it did not work and needed to rethink the background. While staring in horror and at a total loss, I noticed the paper in the Kit, the black to grey paper with all the flourishes. I had used a part of it for another card and an idea hit, Black on White, OK. So I just started stamping. Black Versafine on white Cardstock. Trimmed down the area that I liked to a 5 " square, mounted it on my inspiration paper and now it was ready for the focal image. That had been stamped with Versafine ink, and heat embossed with clear. I embellished it with pearls that I had colored with my Copic markers and added some clear rhinestones. But I needed something to pop it off of the background. I tried the glitter paper in the kit but it really needed color. Since I was stuck with the color scheme, I cut a circle that was covered with double sized tape and added microfine glitter in Green. Great. Popped it up on a piece of fun foam. Added the black ribbon and sentiment, a few more crystal accents. Mmmm, But is still needed something. A black bow, did nothing and I could not add a different ribbon. Oh, but the mother of invention can come in handy at times. I remember at a convention seeing ribbon being made with score tape, I went to the Web Site for this company, Sparkle and Sprinkle and found this technique, so I thought I would give it a try. Length of Scor-tape or double sided tape Roll up the tape, go the whole length and make it a tight roll. Once you have the "rope", coat it with glitter, burnish it in and tie it into a bow! Perfect DONE!! Card 3: I turned this card over to my Granddaughter. Paige Trunnell: Guest Artist Miss Paige is the photographer behind all my action shots. I could not get the pictures I have without her help. When she came in from school, she asked if "I needed any pictures taken?, I asked if she could help me make this card and she smiled. Oh but to play with all that forbidden goodies, "you bet!" But of course I had to turn it into a discussion of math and science, color wheel theory and chemistry. Wonder why she has that look? Oh well, in the end it needed to be just pink and glittery, I think it worked. So we started with a box of sprays, white paper and the stencil from the Celebrate Kit. Color wheel was used to choose the colors. We did both direct spay and blotted up the excess paint from the stencils. I could tell after several tries that we were not "getting her vision", so I stepped back and she chose her ink and created this: Lesson learned Grandma, stop meddling and micromanaging. There is a place for theory and a place for adventure. Other backgrounds: all made with ColorWheel: She did good. The rest was pretty straight forward. She cut a pink mat, and made an A2 base, added a white ribbon and stamped a sentiment. The mat was fussy cut after tracing around the sentiment die, pink glitter was added to the edges and then mounted on fun foam. Thank you for stopping by. Your next stop: Hetty at Craftchaos Happy Crafting, Josette All supplies used are from: Celebrate Kit by Club Scrap Inks used for spray: ColourArte, Radiant Rain and Heidi Swapp Distress: Twisted Citron, Ripe Persimmon, Wild Honey Other ink: Versfine Black Onxy and Versamark Embossing powder: Hero Arts fine clear Glitter from various vendors: Sprinkle and Sparkle, Elizabeth Crafts Scor tape, fun foam, Pearls and chrystals, wet glue to adhere.
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Check out all of my videos from participating in the 5 minute challenge - hosted by The Ugly Art Club . For this past challenge (Dec 22 - Jan 23), The Ugly Art Club provided prompts to use as inspiration. You can also visit YouTube and watch the whole playlist - which includes all the videos fr
I'm about to enter the last week of the first quarter and just now getting around to blogging about one of my first projects of the year! Keeping up with 3 schools can be a bit hectic...but lots of creative fun is happening in my Art Rooms and I get at least one hug a day thanking me for it. This year I decided to start the year by doing one line project with all my 1st graders and 2nd graders and another project with all of my 3rd - 5th graders instead of my usual different project for each grade. Of course my 3 classes of 2nd/3rd grade splits through a monkey wrench in that...so some 3rd grade students did the younger one. My goal was to introduce, discuss, or review (depending on the level) line quality to all my students, while keeping the craziness of the first couple weeks of school to a minimum. There always seems to be schedule changes, students moving from one class to another, or waiting on numbers to settle before possibly getting another teacher, splitting a class, or even unsplitting a split class these first couple of weeks. So I thought less planning and prep would come in handy...and it did! I called the 1st/2nd grade project "Hands Up". I got the idea from a Pinterest post and adapted it to fit what I wanted. After discussing Line as an Element of Art, students traced their hands and arms. We drew as many different kinds of lines as we could think of on the Smartboard (or under my document camera in one of my rooms). Students used crayons to design their hands/arms with lots of lines and colors. I insisted they use white at least once. The next class we talked about the crayon-resist method. Students had fun painting watercolors over the crayon. When dry they carefully cut the hand and arm out. At each of my buildings I displayed all of these creative hands together radiating out from a bright orange and yellow spot. The display was quite striking all together!
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Let me help you learn how to make a collagraph with scrap matboard. Here are all the basics with video tutorials and process photos!
I posted this on my ArtwithMrsG website (my website I share info with my students and families) but thought I should add it here too! It was such a success because the students were so proud of what they had done! The subject for our movie was a red ball that would roll into a scene, interact with that environment, change and then roll out into another scene. The students brainstormed ideas and then we put them together to flow with whatever color or colors of clay balls that were exciting and entering each scene. I was so proud of how the students worked together in small groups and then as a whole group. Even though no actual art was produced that art class - it was one of my favorites. The creativity and problem solving skills they were using put a huge smile on my face! Students each created a storyboard for their group's scene and then compared them to come up with what the group wanted to do. I gave each group a 12x18 piece of tagboard to fold to create the backdrop. They glued construction paper onto this, colored on it with various materials, and glued extra things on as needed. We propped these up by taping some metal book stands borrowed from the library to the back. Students used modeling clay and other items to create things in their scene that the clay ball would interact with. Once the back drop was done we began filming. We made sure we all had the clay balls that were coming and going from scene to scene all ready before we started filming. We doubled up on these so that many groups could film at the same time. For example if a green ball was leaving one scene and would be entering another, we created 2 identical balls so that both groups could be filming at the same time. The iPad app iMotion HD made this so easy! This app is free and a must have for the art room! Our iPads have smart covers so they were able to be propped up and worked great to keep the iPad in the same spot. After a group finished filming they exported the movie to the photo library and then put it into my Dropbox file. I could then take all the movies and put them together in iMovie on my computer. Watch our finished movie here ---> 5th Grade Claymation Project
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Here's another Pinterest inspired wall art!I created a silhouette of a grizzly bear. Due to it's size it had t
We had a bit of a sleep in this morning followed by a leisurely breakfast of my home grown strawberries and yogurt with a good cup of coffee — all enjoyed on the patio. Afterward, I took the …
For a quick gift, cover a standard spiral notebook with fabric. Fabrics are from the Gracie Girl collection by Kassidy and Lori Holt for Riley Blake Designs.
Check out all of my videos from participating in the 5 minute challenge - hosted by The Ugly Art Club . For this past challenge (Dec 22 - Jan 23), The Ugly Art Club provided prompts to use as inspiration. You can also visit YouTube and watch the whole playlist - which includes all the videos fr
