Hi everyone Beverley here,
Hope you having a great day - its raining in Auckland so good scrapping weather . Here is your challenge for this fortnight:
This fortnight is another sketch challenge designed by me:
The Sketch:
and my take on the sketch
You have until Midnight the 6th of March to upload a layout in the gallery to be in to win a RAK from Scrappin' Patch
Have fun!!
Friday, 20 February 2009
Tuesday, 10 February 2009
Scrap Tech Tuesday - layered fabric flowers
I don't know about you but I love all the flowers that Prima brought out at CHA so much so that I couldn't wait so I decided to make my own layered flower. Here is what it looks like:
Its really easy to make:
1. Find a flower stamp or template or freehand draw the flower on fabric. I used a making memories foam stamp and stamped the flower with ink.
2. Cut the flower out.
3. Cut a circle out of mesh fabric and a smaller circle using another fabric.
4. Get the flower and either have it so the inked border is showing or turn it over like I have done and have no border. and using glue dots glue the mesh circle then the other fabric circle onto the flower.
5. Get a button and thread some twine or thread through the hole and add the button with a glue dot to the flower.
There are endless possibilities with these flowers considering how many different fabrics and buttons you can use. I almost cut up some kids jeans to make denim flowers :D . The fabric I used was $5 for the lot and it was a half a metre of each - I can make a lot of flowers with it so if you are on a budget and want to match your flowers perfectly with your layout this technique works well. You can also embellish them more or have more layers.
Heres my layout I created using the flowers:
Have a great week
Technique by Beverley
Its really easy to make:
1. Find a flower stamp or template or freehand draw the flower on fabric. I used a making memories foam stamp and stamped the flower with ink.
2. Cut the flower out.
3. Cut a circle out of mesh fabric and a smaller circle using another fabric.
4. Get the flower and either have it so the inked border is showing or turn it over like I have done and have no border. and using glue dots glue the mesh circle then the other fabric circle onto the flower.
5. Get a button and thread some twine or thread through the hole and add the button with a glue dot to the flower.
There are endless possibilities with these flowers considering how many different fabrics and buttons you can use. I almost cut up some kids jeans to make denim flowers :D . The fabric I used was $5 for the lot and it was a half a metre of each - I can make a lot of flowers with it so if you are on a budget and want to match your flowers perfectly with your layout this technique works well. You can also embellish them more or have more layers.
Heres my layout I created using the flowers:
Have a great week
Technique by Beverley
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