Showing posts with label tim holtz distress oxide ink pads. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tim holtz distress oxide ink pads. Show all posts

Sunday, 31 March 2019

Magical || By Elisa Ablett for 2Crafty Chipboard


Hi friends,

Elisa here with my last layout for 2Crafty Chipboard, but this doesn't mean you won't see me around Facebook, Instagram and in groups so please make sure you still say hi and keep following me with my new endeavours.

I cannot thank Vanessa and Di enough for such a fabulous opportunity to be a part of a super talented team and lovely bunch of designers and I will miss them and hopefully one day I can apply to the team again.

For my last layout I decided to break open my Oxide Inkpads for the background and also see if I could incorporate them to cover chipboard as well.

The 2Crafty products used in this layout - 

Circle Stack
ATC Mini Hearts and Stars
Wildflower Set
Filmstrip 
Fine Words 2





Let's take a closer look at the chipboard used in this layout -


For the title 'Magical' I heat embossed with a white glitter embossing powder 
and the film strip was inked with black ink to make the title pop out !


I love how the 'Wildflower set' turned out, it was completely a happy accident, I inked the chipboard with an embossing liquid but for some reason it wasn't that tacky and only some of the black embossing powder stuck to the pieces. So I had a thought of adding some of the Oxide Colours from the background to cover the parts of the chipboard that had a small amount or no embossing powder on it. The colours of the Oxides remained so vibrant and bright on raw chipboard and I really liked the colourful distressed look.



I also inked the circle chipboard and heat embossed with black glossy embossing powder and lastly the Mini ATC Stars, I coloured with a gold glitter watercolour pen just to add that sparkle. I also added some gold splatters to the background. 

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Saturday, 29 September 2018

'Together' by Elisa Ablett - September Inspiration

Hi Crafters,

Elisa here from the design team for 2Crafty Chipboard with my latest inspiration for September, 
a bright and colourful mixed media layout.

"Together"


For this layout I used a gorgeous photo of my niece and great niece which I love.

I wanted to create a lovely watercolour background and try something new with my chippie.

I used the following 2Crafty chipboard - 

Sharon's Butterflies set
Corner Arches
Chipboard Tags
Together title - Loopy Font



Let's take a closer look at the chipboard pieces -


I love the set of Sharon's butterflies; they are so versatile and I have used them on many projects.

On this layout I heat embossed a heavy white embossing powder onto my chipboard butterfly 
and also onto the title - Together (in the below photo). 
It came out perfectly, they almost look like a raised enamel.



For the Corner Arch, I decided to give it a light coat with gesso first and then let dry.

Once it was dry, I lightly tapped and swiped my Picked Raspberry Distress Oxide Inkpad 
over the top and spritzed it with water and let dry. The end result was a lovely mottled 
distressed look showing patches of white here and there.


The chipboard tag I absolutely love! I wanted to try a new technique on the tag
so I lightly glued some patterned tissue paper over the top of the tag,
then I watered down some gesso and added a white wash over the top, once
dry I sanded the edges and lightly over the top of the tag. It came out
perfect as a background feature which matches the tissue paper I glued to the background.







That's it from me today, I hope you have been inspired to try some of my techniques
on your Chipboard pieces. Make sure you leave me some love in the comments and if you 
want to follow my work - head to my blog or instagram to follow along ...



Hugs

Elisa xx


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