A decorated box for molds - Altair Art

Hello lovelies :),

A little late, but better late than never...

I needed a place to store my molds, so I've made a box out of heavy wheigt cardstock, decorated with the beautiful papers by Altair Art.

Making the box is very easy, and you can see my tutorial of how to on my Youtube channel:

This is my DT work for Altair Art blog.

Now I have a beautiful box to store all my molds. I've very happy with this box.

I used one beautiful paper to decorate the inside and the outside of the box:

EverDream 02

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A card for Rosh Hashanah - Altair Art

Tody it's my turn on Altair Art blog, and since this week we celebrated the Jewish New Year, I needed a greeting card as we were invited to friends, so what can be better than beautiful Altair Art papers, full of gorgeous flowers?

I used papers from different collections. I really love how Altair Art collection can be combined together so well.

Here're some close-ups on the flowers fussy cutting:

I've used the following papers:

Ever Dream 6x6 paper pad

Flower Harmony - accessories 09

Ever & Always 2 6x6 paper pad

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A monochromatic gift box for a baby boy - Alratir Art September challenge

At Altair Art blog we have a new challenge for September - 'Monochrome', which means you need to create something with only 1 color plus white/grey/black:

I've made a gift box for a baby boy, who just turned 1 year!

Naturally, I used blue as my main color, with the addition of white and grey.

I embellished it with some stars die cuts, enamel dots and dew drops.

Here're some close-ups on the details:

Altair Art papers that I've used:

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A green birthday card

Hello crafty friends!

I'm sharing a green birthday card I've made for the 'Green challenge' at Lemoncraft blog.

All the pp I've used are from two Lemoncraft beautiful collections: 'Heart Painted Basic' and 'House of Roses Basic'.
I was inspired by the work of the talented Nancy Dynes.

Here're some close ups:

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Back to School with Harry Potter - for CSI case file no. 261

A new case file at CSI, case file no. 261, with soft colors and a wonderful theme.

I decided to work with a photo of mine, taken about 3 years ago, at King's Cross station in London, going back to school with Harry Potter, through the wall at Platform 9 3/4.

To solve the case, I went 'old school' and used all 5 colors. The clues I've used were: diagonal stripes, animal (Hedwig in the photo and the fussy cut butterflies), leaves, clock, filmstrip, ruler & numbers (modeling paste over TH stencil), stamps, ink. I also took the glasses from the inspiration photo.

My inspiration word was 'Lesson', and so my journaling is about what I feel is one of life's best lessons: "Forget the mistake, remember the lesson".

Most of the papers I've used are from Altair Art, with some scraps of My Mind's Eye and Kaisercraft.

The chipboards (leaves, filmstrip, title) are all from Creative Embellishments and I used inks, distress inks, Lindy's sprays and embossing powders to alter them.

The roman clock in the background (a TH Bigzz), was also colored with Lindy's sprays, to get the exact shade I wanted.

Here're some close-ups on the details:

First I primed the pp with clear gesso. Then I stamped here and there with a TH brick stamp to match with brick wall in the photo.

Next step was to use some modeling paste over a TH ruller stencil.

I covered the filmstrip chipboard with white gesso, and then colored it with Lindy's spray, and when dried, worked with TH distress ink.

As for the branches chipboards, I covered them with white gesso, and then heat embossed it with Lindy's embossing powder.

The clock die cut was colored with Lindy's sprays.

 I splattered here and there with Lindy's spry

The title: I mixed and match the letters - took the lower case letteres and adhered them to each other and to the  script word.Coloring the title was a multi-stage procedure - first I covered it with Ranger's archival ink, then I heat embossed it with Lindy's ep (Orange Creamsicle), and once again touches with the red archival ink. 

The sentiments are from Craft'Oclock 6x6 paper pad (Ladies & Gentelmen collection, from Scrap and Craft store).

 The final touch was splattering some diluted white gesso and some Lindy's spray. As always, I just love the multi-layers look, with lots of mixed media techniques.

I would like to enter it the challenge at Scrapki-wyzwniowo - Back to School:

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