Showing posts with label Finnabair. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Finnabair. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 September 2017

Perfume?

I used a circular canvas for this mixed media piece of art. I made this after watching Finnabair's lesson on Wanderlust 2016. 
I used a perfume bottle as my centre piece ( which when I used the last of the perfume I couldn't bare to throw it away even though I had no idea what I was going to do with it), lace and lots of metal embellishments. It is now sitting proudly in my craft room.

Thursday, 11 June 2015

Sketches in Thyme - June

Time for another scrapbook challenge!
Full details can be found HERE
This months prize is a $25 voucher from
So the sketch below is this months inspiration.
 This is my take on the sketch, my sweet nephew Callum (well about 28 years ago!)
I used the new Lin Brown paints for the background.
Added Idea-ology letters for a title.
I stamped circles and painted them and then painted buttons to match.
Its a great weekly challenge with super prizes, have a go and you never know you might win.

Monday, 11 May 2015

Sketches in Thyme - May

Time for another scrapbook challenge!
Full details can be found HERE
This months prize is a gift voucher from
I did a double page layout for this month using the sketch for both pages as inspiration.
This is my take on the above sketch. 
I made two stamps out of blue foam to depict rock art, these images were then stamped onto some Bazzill that had been stamped with a background stamp.
 I used PaperArtsy Fresco paint.
 I used an Idea-ology decorative embellishment to add a title.
 I added some jornaling to the photos, I prefer to hand write my titles or info as it gives a more personal touch.
 Finished layouts.
 I am really pleased with the results.

Below are the steps I took to make the first layout.
Ranger Distress Ink Pads are perfect through a stencil. This stencil is by PaperArtsy. I used this design as it reminded me of rock and rock art.
I inked around the edges with Tea Dye DI pad.
I found this stamp 'trust the magic' by Finnabair and thought the message perfect as Uluru is a very spiritual place.

Tuesday, 6 January 2015

Something for the Boys!


I made this tag to add to a card blank for my husbands birthday. Below are pictorial steps for making it.
Use Gelatos the cover the tag.
 Then blend using a stipple brush.
Add Crackle Paste.
 Leave to dry.
The colour underneath naturally shows through.
Add a touch of stamping to break up the background. 
I used a Finnabair stamp.
Layer up with embellishments of your choice. 
I used embellishments from Prima, 7 Gypsies and 
Idea-ology. Then add to a DL card blank.