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Tuesday, 27 October 2015

White with one 'Peach Puff'

Hi all, im here with this months colour for White with one Peach puff. A lovely soft colour to work with.

Make sure you check out all the other ladies work over at the white with one blog.
 
 

Here is what I came up with.
 
 
 
 

My best friend had taken a selfie just after she finished a family photo shoot. And of course sending pictures to me is daring cause im always thinking of pages to do.
 
I wanted to bring the bricks in the background of the picture onto the page.
I used crafters workshop brick stencil which i love and covered it with gelatos made up into water colours.
 
 
 
I used a few different types of Dlish Scraps flowers on the piece.
 
Also i added my new favourite product mini prills, they add that nice little finishing touch to a piece.
 
 
More flowers and resins from Dlish Scraps.
Chipboard was covered in Prima chalk ink.
 
 
Products used:
White cardstock
TCW stencil - brick
Gelato
Dlish flowers
Chpboard
Cheesecloth
Mini prills
 
Thanks for taking the time to look

Saturday, 12 September 2015

Mi Familia canvas

Hi all, just very recently I done a canvas for my boyfriend aunty.

Sole had come over from Chile and stayed with his family for 3 months. It was her first time to Australia, and for my boyfriend and some of his brother is has been the first time they have seen her since they came to Australia. 
His parents moved to Australia along with his 4 brother in 1988, so it was nice to watch them grow that bond with her.

While she was over here she was busy knitting every one beanies, so I wanted to give her something arty to take back with her.

I made a reverse canvas and used the most recent picture of my boyfriend and all his 4 brothers together.

  
I done a reverse canvas class with Beck Beattie a few months ago and thought it would be perfect to do a reverse canvas for Sole, at least then it was easy for her to pack away for the trip back to Chile, with all embellishments sitting inside the back part.

The canvas is made up with paper towel and decopage paste, a lot of getting your hands very messy so you can get the ripple effect.

I used Lindy's stamp gang sprays and rubbed metallic luster over to give extra interest.

 

Here I used kaisecraft flowers with some resin flowers aswell with a prima butterfly on top.
 
I recently found a product called mini prills and im now in love with them, I believe they add that nice little touch of colour and texture to your piece. The mini prills are the little balls that look like hundred and thousands.
 
 
I had a scrapbooking friend Jodie O'Brien from Jodie's scrap 'n' chat help get in contact with Tracey from Scrapalong to get a chipboard piece custom made. So a massive thank you to Jodie for organizing and picking up the piece for me.
I wanted to make it that little bit more personal by getting a Spanish word put on it, so I knew id had to get one designed and custom made, it turned out perfect.
I covered it in the wonderful product from Tinby designs metallic melts and added some prills over it aswell.
 
 
I cut the frame out with my spellbinder grand calibur and added some metallic luster and mini prills over it.
I also coloured some cheesecloth with Lindys stamp gang spray.
 
 
I really enjoyed making this for her, and she loved it aswell.
It was so nice over these 3 months to be able to spend time with her and get to know her.
 
 
Products used:
9x12 canvas reversed
Paper towel
Decoupage paste
Metallic luster - gold
Mini prills - Im A-Maized
Lindy's stamp gang - Milk chocolate brown, Clam bake beige
Spellbinders die
Kaisercraft flowers
Chipboard
Metallic melts
Cheesecloth
Metal trinkets
 
Thanks for taking the time to look




Wednesday, 2 September 2015

White with one challenge 'Antique moss'

Hi all, this months new colour is antique moss, such a nice green to work with.

Have a look at all the other ladies pieces over at the blog.
 
This is what I came up with.
 
 
I took this photo at currumbin sanctuary, this koala was so cute how it wedged it self between the branches and balanced itself.
 
 
I used distress ink and plastic to get the background, I love how using the plastic give you the randomness.
I also used the distress ink to colour the chipboard aswell.
 
 



I love spellbinder dies, I used it at the top of the page and behind the photo.
 
Products used:
White card stock
Spellbinder die
Distress ink
Chipboard
Kaisercraft flowers
 
Thanks for taking the time to look
 
 


Wednesday, 5 August 2015

White with one challenge 'Custard'

Hi all, its that time a month again for a new colour to be revealed.

Check out the White with one blog to see all the other lovey ladies inspiration.
 
 
 
This months colour custard is such a nice soft colour to work with.
 
This is my attempt at the colour.
 
 
With this piece i wanted to photo to really stand out so I didn't use much pattern paper, as I didn't want to make it look to busy.
 
I use modelling paste in the background then covered with yellow water colour put on plastic and blotted over the page.
 



 
I used a spellbinders in the background, cut up into pieces.
 
Love my spellbinders dies and cutting machine, so easy to use and such pretty dies to add that little extra to your work.
 
 
To cover the chipboard I used prima chalk inks.
 
And to finish off I used some enamel dots randomly.
 


Products used:
White card stock
Modelling paste
Water colours
Pattern paper
Spellbinders die- Grate effect
Chipboard word
Enamel dots
 
 
Thanks for taking the time to look.

Monday, 13 July 2015

D'lish guest design team pieces

Hi all, I am so excited to be here today as a guest designer for D'lish scraps.
I have produced two pieces with stuff from my dlish scrap stash.

For my first piece I wanted to use a pattern paper piece as I don't use much as base piece.
 
 
I lighten the page up with some gesso then added stenciling with some modeling paste.

I added tinby metallic melts over the wooden frame piece.
I dripped some sprays around the stenciling.
 

I love all the flowers that dlish scraps have available, in this cluster I have Gardenias, Cosmos daisies, Alder daises and wiWd fowers
Also added some medium resin roses and a heart cabochon.
 
 
I used a paper doilie and added a cute little resin butterfly
To finish off the piece I added some red sequins just to tie all the colours in


 
For my second piece I wanted to use a white page, and to build up my background, which this style is starting to be my favourite way at the moment.
 
 
With the background I use scarp fx random dots stencil,  then use gelatos as a water colour and added that over the top, finishing off with some drips of dylusion spray.
 
I wanted to use a colour that would pop against the black and with some of dlish things being a brighter green, it worked well with the black.
 
 
I didn't want to over power with the black in the flowers so I only added one Daisy as the center piece and Forget me not, Carnations, medium resin roses, resin big bloom in a cluster
Also added a cute little sequin bow with a love heart flair.
 
Chipboard piece 'friend' is from word sheets, and I added some chalk ink over the top.
 
 
Behind the photo I added some tulle and a bitty bag.
To finish the bag off I added some wordfetti to give the piece some little journaling.

Hope you all have enjoyed my pieces, which I enjoyed making for dlish.

Wednesday, 8 July 2015

D'lish guest design team 'Get to know me better'

                              

I have been lucky enough to be recently asked to have a part in the dlish guest design team.
In a few day my pieces that I made for dlish scraps will go live on there blog, showing all sorts of awesome products that dlish scraps can offer.
 
I was asked some question so people could get to know me better, so ive added then below.
 
Check out Dlish scarp blog to see all the amazing pieces by all th other ladies
 

Where are you from? Hi all, I'm Tanya Warren, I'm from the western suburbs of Victoria, Werribee. 
Details of your scrapping journey so far ... I started scrapping about 4 years ago, mainly to keep records of the litter of rabbits I was breeding, and my passion for it just grew from there. I've been lucky enough to have my first appearance in a magazine this year and also was lucky enough to be in my first design team, so all happening for me this year.

Define your style ... I haven't really pin pointed my style just as yet, I'm starting to sway more to mixed media, but I still do enjoy doing clean pieces as well. But my love for mixed media is growing and growing.

Where do you draw inspiration from? I do a lot of blog hopping and YouTube tutorials to get inspiration. I attend almost every single one of Beck Beattie's classes, as I learn so much from them and find out how to use products I wouldn't of thought of using in so many ways, her classes are very inspirational. 

What is your go-to embellishment/s? My go to embellishments would have to be flowers, it just makes everything look so pretty, and it makes your work pop more when there's some demotion from the flowers on it.

What's your creative trademark? Something that I am almost doing now in all my pieces is sanding the edge of my photos, I've leant it in a class and I love it, it gives that added interest to your photos with that little distressing.

When you're not scrapping ... When I'm not scrapping I'm working, spend time with my boyfriend, my best friend and her little boys (which they appear a lot in my work)

But I'll have to admit I do spend a lot of my spare time scrapping.

What is your greatest achievement? My greatest achievement would be to of made my first design team this year, as I never would of though a hobby of mine would get noticed and for people to get inspired by me. 

Tell us something fun about yourself! I'm the most easy going, caring person by far, I'm a big kid at heart and still secretly love my looney tunes, yep that's right massive Tweety fan here.

I recently took up crocheting, I am determined to finish a blanket sometime this year, hopefully, maybe, if I get better and quicker at it. 


Thanks for taking the time to have a read about me. 

 

Wednesday, 1 July 2015

White with one challenge 'Marsala'

Hi all, first of the month and a new challenge colour to look forward too.

Have a look at the white with one blog with the link below to see all the inspiration pieces or this month.
 
 
 
This months colour was quite a difficult one to do, as pinterest and other avenues of searches gives you so many variations of the colour.
 
This is my attempt at the colour.
 
 
This picture was taken a little over a year ago, on a night out for my birthday. in the picture is my bestfriend and her hubby.
The colour in Brad's tshirt is what drawn me to use it as it gets pretty close to the colour.
 
 
I mixed a few different gelatos to get the colour water colour that I was happy with.
I also added some into the flower, just to make that flower pop a bit.
 
 



 
 
 I also added some random stamping with prima chalk ink.

 
Products used:
White card stock
TCW stencil
Modeling paste
Chipboard with gesso
Cheesecloth
Gelatos
 
 
Thanks for taking the time to look.