Milk Can Card:
This is what the chipboard looks like. I left the bits from the detail cuts in the milk can.
Paint milk can with black gesso and sprinkle salt over it while still wet. Let dry.
Rub salt off of milk can and paint a light coat of Vivid True Silver, allowing some of the black to show through. The salt left a cool texture on the can.
Use a silvery dimensional paint (steel) and make 3D lines where the detail cuts were made in the can. Set aside to dry.
Paint two of the Mixed Media Fragments Retro with white gesso and let dry.
Adhere polka dot print paper to card front. Cut diamond retro piece apart and adhere to card front, as shown.
Resize and print collage image onto white card stock. Distress and ink edge with brown distress ink. Adhere to center of milk can, and adhere can centered over the retro diamond pieces. Fussy cut print milk can, milk circles, and tags, adhere to front, as shown.
Coffee Commercial Card:
Adhere red print paper to card front. Glue retro circles to card front, and use punch out piece of unfinished chipboard from inside one of the retro circles, adhere to card, as shown. This will help give a level area for adhering the TV in a later step.
Paint retro TV with black acrylic paint. Let dry. Resize and print coffee advertisement to fit inside TV screen. Trace around TV and cut away excess paper.
Glue retro TV over collage image. Paint antenna with Vivid True Silver acrylic paint.
Adhere retro TV to card front, as shown. This is why that extra piece of chipboard was necessary, to help stabilize the TV when adhered to the front. Add stickers "ridiculously good" to front, as shown in finished photo above.
Supplies Used:
GSL Retro Frame Set
GSL Milk Can
GSL Mixed Media Fragments Retro
Black card stock
Jenni Bowlin Classic Red/Black Paper Pad
Collage Sheets
ColourArte Vivid True Silver
Acrylic Paint (Malted Milk, Rusty Hinge)
Lumiere Steel 3D acrylic paint
Chit Chat Word stickers
I hope you enjoyed my retro card projects today. Check your stash and see what fun things you can find to use with any of the fabulous Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts. You may surprise yourself at how easy it is to make some really creative cards that everyone will be talking about.
Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget to play!
Barbara
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