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Baby cot with Dew Drops by Angie Scrapchild

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Hola saleros@s!!

Hello “saleros@s”!!

 
En esta ocasión vamos a crear una preciosa cuna para bebé, que decoraremos con dew drops.
This time we will create a beautiful baby cot, which we will decorate with dew drops.

Materiales que vamos a utilizar :

Materials that we are going to use:

papel decorado, tijeras, patrón de cuna, pegamento, cinta doble cara, pistola de silicona, dewdrops.
decorated paper, scissors, crib pattern, glue, double-sided tape, silicone gun, dewdrops.

 
En la tienda on line de Dew drop love encontraremos:

The Robin´s Nest on line store will find:

 
Espero que os guste!!. 

I hope you like it!

 
 
Vamos con el paso a paso!
Come on with step by step!
 
 

Recortamos el patrón en el papel decorado y comenzamos a montarlo.

We trim the pattern on the decorated paper and start assembling it.
 
 

Una vez creados nuestros volantes para los laterales, una mini almohada y una colcha a juego del papel decorado, procedemos a decorar con nuestros dew drops.

Once we have created our side ruffles, a mini pillow and a matching quilt of the decorated paper, we proceed to decorate with our dew drops.







Me encantará ver vuestras interpretaciones!!. Y no olvidéis seguirnos en Facebook.
I love to see your interpretations!!. And don’t forget to follow us on Facebook.
Además en el Blog Chattering Robins encontraréis cantidad de inspiraciones para vuestros proyectos!.
In addition to the Blog Chattering Robins you will find a number of inspirations for your projects!.

Boo!

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Hello, its time for some Halloween fun! Today I have a great journal page for you.

 

Isn’t that awesome? Those spooky eyes are Dew Drops!

Here are the supplies I used:

 

  • Black Paint
  • Orange paint
  • Purple paint
  • Tea
  • Torn paper
  • Weathered wood distress ink
  • White Dew Drops
  • Black Posca Marker
  • White paint
  • Mod Podge Sparkle
  • Embellishment “BOO”
  • Gluestick
  • Bristol
  • art journal

 

Step one: soak torn paper in tea overnight. Set aside to dry.
Step two: brush the edges with distress ink.

 

Step three: paint the bristol black.

 

Step four: begin covering the paper with the strips, overlapping the edges and adding two Dew Drops in the gaps.

 

 

Step five: fold the ends under and secure with glue.

 

Step six: Add pupils using a Posca marker.

 

Step seven: add a white speck to each eye with the acrylic paint. Add the embellishment, “BOO”, and apply a coat of Mod Podge Sparkle.

 

Step eight: paint your journal page black, add some splatters of orange and purple paint. Stick on your finished artwork.

 

You are done!

 

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com.

You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.

Happy Crafting!

Suzette

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All Soul’s Day

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Hello Crafty People!

It’s getting chilly outside, time to get crafting for the biggest Autumn celebration.

“All Souls’ Day” or the Day of the Dead, which is October 31st in the USA.

My project today is a dollar store skull make over. I hope you like it.

 

SUPPLIES:

Dew Drops by Robin’s Nest

Plastic Skull, Spray paint, DecoArt Acrylic Paints, Markers (Zig & ChartPak), Fabric flowers, Flower punch and scrap patterned paper, Adhesivem Sealant.

INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Spray paint the skull completely, let dry.

2. Glue paper and fabric flowers into place.

3. Paint swirls or shapes as desired, also can use markers to draw or fill in small areas.

4. Embellish with Dew Drops. 

5. Spray to seal.

Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today.

I wish you a very Happy Halloween!  I’ll be back with another project on the 27th.

Craft on!

Becky

How to Embellish a Sugar Skull with Dew Drops

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Hi Guys,
Karen here…to share an easy way to create a sugar skull card and embellish it with Dew Drops.  Also, I included a Halloween Card as a bonus project. Don’t forget,  Black Dew Drops do make cute spiders!  Time to get busy on your Halloween projects and please do share your creations with us on the Robin’s Nest Fan Facebook Group.

The Robin’s Nest Shop

Directions Card 1: Emboss black card stock with spider web design. Attach the embossed image to a white card base leaving a narrow border. Add highlights to the spider web using a fine tip gel pen. (white & glitter) Adhere different color Dew Drops to the skull using clear drying liquid adhesive. When thoroughly dry, carefully adhere the skull to the card base.

Supplies Card 1: skull die cut, white card base (5×7″)
black card stock, web embossing folder, liquid adhesive, gel pens (white & glitter)

Black White Silver Red Dew Drops

Primary Dew Drops

Skies Mini Dew Drops

Also, I included a Halloween Card as a bonus project. Don’t forget, Black Dew Drops do make cute spiders!  Time to get busy on your Halloween projects and please share your creations with us on the Robin’s Nest Fan Facebook Group.

BONUS PROJECT
Directions Card 2:  Emboss the front of an orange card base with a spider web design. Add highlights to the spider web using a fine tip gel pen. (white & glitter) Make three spiders by adhering black Dew Drops to the spider to create the 3-D body. To create a kinetic element on the card, hang the spiders by attaching a silver thread to each. Finally, fold each thread over the top edge of the card base and secure with a strip of washi tape on the inside of the top edge. Lastly, add a Halloween sentiment.

 

 

Supplies Card 2: web embossing folder, orange card base (5×7″)

full moon with witch rubber stamp, black & yellow ink pad, ink blending tool,

silver thread, spider & cat die cuts, washi-tape Halloween sentiment

The Robin’s Nest Shop

If you would like to see more of Karen’s inspiring projects, stop by her blog Art & Soul.

Thanks for visiting!
Come back soon!

Mixed Media Tag Using Dew Drops

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  Hello Crafty Friends ❤ 

Zerin here.

Today I will show you how to make a cute & easy

Sunflower Tag  using dewdrops from The Robin’s Nest ✨
Have a look✨

 

Process :

1. Took a white paper tag, applied texture white paste and put colors using stencil.
2. Added a leaf paper cutout.
3.took some fussy cut, charm and a glass bottle, arranged them and attached with glue.
4.Used wax seal stamp.
5.Lastly added my favourite dewdrops from The Robin’s Nest
6.added ‘smile’ sentiment! & It’s all done.
 Shop link for canvas & dewdrops :
https://dewdroplove.com/ 

Thank you so much for visiting the blog! Hope you enjoyed today’s project!

Boo to You, Halloween Card

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Hello all,

Just a cute Halloween Card embellished with Dew Drops for this week’s project.  Check out the step by step instructions below!

The Robin’s Nest

 

Other Supplies:

  • Pebbles – Boo to You
  • Recollections Halloween
  • Tsukineko, VersaFine Clair – Monarch, Blue Belle
  • Tsukineo, Versafine – Onyx Black
  • Imagine, Fireworks! – Lulu Lavender, Paris Dusk
  • White Card Stock
  • Tim Holtz Idea-ology, Paper Stash – Abandoned

Instructions:

1) Randomly stamp (Versafine Onyx Black) a few Halloween images onto white cardstock panel for the background.

2) Stamp (VersaFine Blue Belle) a large Halloween Saying at top right of card panel.

3) Stamp (VersaFine Monarch) a witches hat onto a separate piece of card stock.

4) Trim witches hat out, leaving a small edge around the image.

5) Splatter the card with Fireworks! sprays (Lulu Lavender, Paris Dusk).

6) Test the placement of the hat, dew drops as well as a coordinating paper strips (do not glue yet).

7) Edge paper elements with Versafine Onyx Black.

8) Adhere strips of printed paper and hat to the lower bottom left of card panel.  Adhere the card Panel to card base.

9) Adhere Dew Drops, as shown in photo below.

10) Done!

I hope you found inspiration in this project!  Halloween card making is a favorite past time of mine and I have several more to make!  How about you?  Are you a Halloween card maker or to you spend your time getting ready for Christmas?

Happy day!

Lori

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How to make a Hauntingly Cute Decoration with Dew Drops

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Happy haunting Saturday to you!  Now is the time to get started on Halloween decoration or you could modify the colors and make a cute fall themed shabby bird house for indoor decoration!
Here are the ingredients I used:
  • Tiny wooden birdhouse
  • Popsicle stick
  • Sparkling Acrylic Paint – Prima Art Alchemy Sparks in Raven Black and Iris Potion
  • Elmer’s School Glue
  • Clock from Chipboard
  • Purple Daisy type flower
  • Dew Drops in metallic silver and purple
How to Make:
  • Get your small bird house (I think these cost about $1.00 at a large hobby store)

 

  • Paint with your base color, until evenly covered.  I used two coats of Raven Black Spark from Prima, which I let dry between coats.

 

  • We’re going to pull out an old home made crackle technique to make the roof shabby and worn looking.  Cover both sides of the roof with Elmer’s school glue and let dry until tacky to the touch.
  • Paint lightly with your second color, shown here in Iris Potion over the not quite dry glue.  You see in the photo below the cracking has begun, but the glue is still wet.  Let dry completely and admire your shabby roof.
  • While the roof was drying, I painted a popsicle stick with an eggplant color and cut into two little boards to “hammer” part way over the opening.  Glue together and let dry.
  • Add four silver tiny dew drops to the “boards”.  These are my faux nails, in this case.
  • When the birdhouse has dried, adhere a finishing piece of paper on the bottom, or you could paint this (your choice).  Adhere the boards over the hole in the bird house.  Add any other embellishments at this time.  Let everything dry.
  • Now you’re ready to add your haunted birdhouse to your table decorations for Halloween.  These also can be made in any theme you like from cozy cottage to steam punk castle.  They make great hostess gifts for the holidays throughout the year.  Thanks for stopping by!

See you again for crafty fun, very soon! 

~ Victoria

Witchin’ Halloween

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Howdy!

Mary Ellen here from Creative Time With ME!  Today I have a Witchin’ Good Halloween card to share with y’all!

I have a video tutorial to share with you on how I created this card!

For your convenience, all the important The Robin’s Nest  links are provided below.

Store

Blog

Facebook

YouTube

 

 

Thank you for stopping by!

Stay Healthy!

Stay Safe!

 

Stay Crafty!

Happy Crafting,

Mary Ellen

 

Quilling Bunny Card with Dew Drops

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Hello Robins!

Srabonti Sandha here from Tale of Quilling. Today I have created a small Quilling card using dew drops from Robins nest. I was highly inspired by the essence of forest and its creatures. Here is my little bunny into the woods, giving you a warm invitation to explore the wilderness! Let’s explore!

Quick Video of my work process:

Some Photographs:

 

 

 

 

 

I hope you like this card. Thanks for stopping by. If you like my work, you can find me on-
insta:Tale of Quilling
facebook: Tale of Quilling

Butterfly Dew Drops

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Hello and welcome to another tutorial. Today I will show you how to make this fabulous journal page.

 

The supplies you need are:

 

 

Step One: Place stencil over paper securing it with tape.

Step two: spread the gel medium of the stencil and set aside to dry.
Step three: spray with ink sprays and allow to dry.

 

Step four: add a shodow around the edges using a sponge and black ink.

 

Step five: add buttefly sticker and Dew Drops.

 

You are all done!

 

 

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com.

You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.

Happy Crafting!

Suzette

Blog: https://suzettehussey.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/papermachepatch/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/papermachepatch/

Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/suzettehussey/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/PaperMachePatch

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