Making a Tag with a Lace – Like Dew Drop Border
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!
Hi, welcome to another tutorial. In today’s tutorial, I show you how to make a beautiful tag.
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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Hello, I have another spooky tutorial for you today!
Here is the supply list:
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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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:
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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Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/papermachepatch/
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/suzettehussey/
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Hello all,
Lori here, with a new Dew Drop project for fall. I found a wood shaped Owl at the Dollar Store and thought it would make for a great Dew Drop Project. Check out the step by steps below for all the details.
Deco Art Americana Acrylic Paint
Deco Art Clear Matte Varnish
Collage Materials
Wood Shaped Owl
Faber Castell Artist PITT pens
1) Adhere collage materials to wood shaped owl.
2) Trim off excess collage materials.
3) Apply light coat of white gesso.
4) Add color to collage with Acrylic Paint.
5) Paint eye area with black acrylic paint.
6) Adhere Black (Black/White/Silver) Dew Drops and Black (Classified) Mini-Dew Drops to eye space.
7) Adhere Orange (Fall Foliage) Tear Drops to nose area.
8) Adhere Large Clear Dew Drops to eye area.
9) Add Brown (Fall Foliage) Tear Dew Drops to the talons
10) Apply paint splatters with acrylic paint.
11) Add Brown (Fall Foliage) Tear Drop to ears of Owl.
12) Add shading to Owl with Artist PITT pens.
Done!
Lori Warren
Hello Everyone, Sadia is here. Today I am going to show you how to make a mix media bookmark using Dew Drops from Robin’s Nest.
Here is the bookmark that I am going to make:
Hello fellow crafters!
I’m excited about today’s project, it’s jammed packed full of techniques and many different mediums.
b. I tried taping the paper pattern behind the canvas, but it didn’t last long so I held it as I traced.
c. *** Use an ink pen or sharpie, so your design won’t run.
3. Using a 3/4″ to 1″ wide artist brush and water, blend watercolor pencil.
4. Accent some areas with metallic watercolors. Let dry completely, then spray with matte sealer.
5. Place dew drops where desired and adhere. The center has 6 brown diamond shaped drops.
6. Apply the glitter glue. Rim is copper, the rest is purple. Let dry completely.
7. Use Mod Podge to decoupage the skeleton leaves in place.
8. Stamp flourishes around edges with clear pigment for embossing. *If the canvas is on a frame, slide a sturdy piece of chipboard underneath the frame from behind to create a level stamping surface.
9. Mix purple and blue UTEE or embossing powder together, apply to pigment, dump off excess and heat emboss.
*HINTS:
(1) Before heat embossing the stamped/powdered images, check for strays or over stamped areas. It can be touched up easily by removing unwanted areas with a tiny artist brush. Don’t expect perfection, sometimes the powder moves when you point the heat gun at it :o)
(2) UTEE has larger granules than regular EP, sometimes the finer lines don’t stick. These can be touched up after the first heat set with an embossing pen and more UTEE, heat set again.
10. You can use any lettering technique you love. I recently bought some new toys and wanted to play with epoxy and silicone molds. (Entire alphabet is on one sheet/mold.) Mix epoxy per manufacturers instructions, add glitter (purple, blue and copper). Pour into mold and set until firm. (overnight, to be sure)
11. Pop the alphabet out of the mold and adhere to the canvas with E-6000 adhesive.
12. Seal the entire project with glossy spray sealer.
Hello all,
Lori here, with a brightly colored mixed media home decor piece. This beautiful project was completed by collecting and assembling a variety of floral elements onto a wood panel, colored with inks and paint, and embellished with a dew drops. Be sure to check out the Mixed Media Quick Tips video below for the steps by steps for this project.
The Robins Nest
Other Supplies:
Mixed Media Quick Tips Video
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I hope you have enjoyed this project and will try it out for your self.
Happy day!
Lori
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