Hello everyone!
Zerin here from Craft with Zerin! Today I’ll be sharing with you a simple greeting card.
For your convenience, all the important The Robin’s Nest links are provided below.
Thanks for stopping by!
It’s time to get those holiday cards in the mail, let’s create!
This card started with one of the canvas images by Robin’s Nest and built from there.
It’s a large card, 8 1/2″ x 11 piece of paper folder in half to 5 1/2″ x 8 1/2″.
It’s Nur Meharuma from Craft fable again!
This is 1st December and our favorite Christmas period! That’s why I have decided to make Christmas layout for you guys!
Let’s go for the process.
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| 1. I have print out a digi image, colored it with water colors and did the fussy cut. |
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| 2. Spread glue in particular places of the fussy cut and used sand, moss paste to fill the parts. |
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| 3. I attached the shell Christmas tree cut out to a big white cardstock sheet. |
4. Placed a blue net on the surface.
5. I have made a mixture paste with glue, wood grain, blue foam grain, sequins and applied the paste on my layout. It will give seashore effect.
6. Attached broken clay frame and seashells & starfish on paste.
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| 7. Added blue dewdrops on layout. |
So, that’s all for today! Enjoy your Christmas and celebrate creativity!
Let’s hope for the recovery of the world….
Stay home,
Stay safe.
CHEERS!
Howdy y’all!
| Stamps: CTMH Merry & Bright, Lavinia Stamps Three Dancing Fairies |
| Paper: CTMH White Daisy |
| Ink: CTMH Crystal Blue, Evergreen, Catherine Pooler Midnight, VersaMark Dazzle Frost |
| Accessories: Homemade stencil (SU! Rainbow Builder Framelits), Memory Depot Gold Detail EP, The Robin’s Nest Dew Drops Razzleberry, Mardi Gras |
Hello all,
This ornament was inspired by my favorite Christmas Movie “It’s a Wonderful Life”. I watch it every year and love it more each time. There is a scene towards to end where George Bailey is running through the snow covered streets wishing everyone Merry Christmas! Love it! I hope you love this project too, check out the step by step instructions below.
I hope you have enjoyed this Dew Drop Christmas Ornament Quick Tip. Hope you are enjoying good health and are experiencing quality Holiday Crafting time.
Hello everyone!
Fairuz Fabiha here from Craftivation! Today I’ll be sharing with you a simple Christmas art journal layout.
Process-
1. At first I took my 7*7 ring bound art journal as the base.
2. Added a torn piece of green checkered pattern paper.
3. Added the santa image as the focal point.
4. Added two strips of sentiments.
5. Embellished the layout with some flowers and my favorite green and red Robin’s Nest Dewdrops.
Used Robin’s Nest Dewdrops-
Closeup photos-
I hope you enjoyed today’s project and thank you so much for visiting our blog!
Reason #589 Why I love Dew Drops……
Combining shapes and sizes to create your own one-of-kind mosaic art!
Hello and welcome! Shelly with you today sharing a quick and easy card using all of the different shapes and sizes of Dew Drops to create a one-of-a-kind Christmas Tree mosaic.
This stylized Christmas tree uses all of the different Dew Drops:
–Original Dew Drops
–Mini Dew Drops
–Tear Drops
–Diamond Dew Drops
Thanks for stopping by the blog today – – have a creative week!
Shelly
Hello all,
I love, love, love Christmas crafts! It’s the whole process of listening to cheerful holiday music while crafting with others and creating beautiful things. It’s just so much fun. This is my first ornament of the year! It’s a simple paper mache ornament that I have painted and embellished with dew drops. For the step by steps, check out the Quick Tips Mixed Media Video below.
