Hi everyone! Today I want to share a beautiful and very thoughtful gift to give for Mother's Day, or any Summer time occasion. These are quick and fun to make, and the addition of Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts will add so much detail and dimension without adding the bulk.
I have made a step-by-step process video showing every step of the way to making one of these beautiful fans. I am using lots of embossing powder and 3D paint techniques, and I will share a few tips or pointers for working with chipboard and making the fan in general. This video is especially good for beginners as well as experienced crafters.
GSL Flourish Frame Sienna
GSL Leaf Medallions
GSL Scribble Frame Butterfly
Wavy craft sticks (Hobby Lobby)
Recollections Mixed Media 12x12 paper pad (Michael's)
Fan Base pattern (below)
Xyron Creative Station
DecoArt Americana Chalky Finish paint
Vintage
Timeless
Treasure
DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylic
Phthalo Green-Yellow
Natural Fiber Assortment (Paper Studio)
Jacquard Lumiere Gold Pearl Dimensional Paint
VersaFine Ink Pad - Smokey Gray
Emboss It Clear Dabber (Ranger)
Clear Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel
Chunky Rust Embossing Powder (Emerald Creek/Seth Apter)
Aleene's Fast Grab Tacky Glue
Ranger Blending Tool or Sponge
You should be able to click on the pattern and it will enlarge, then click on it again to save as a download. Then find the pattern in your downloads folder and print it out.
Fan Base
I hope you enjoyed this project and perhaps have been inspired to make one, or more, of these sweet and thoughtful fans to give to your Mom, Grandmother, and other friends you want to keep cool. Check out the Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts online store for all sorts of chipboard embellishments just perfect for decorating your fan, no matter what shape you make it.
Begin by adhering a journal block to the inside of the Cathedral Frame. Apply Boss Gloss to the top of the Cathedral Frame and key; cover with Rust Encrusted Embossing Powder. Heat set. Glue top to prepared bottom piece of Cathedral Frame.
Cover one of the rings from the Wreath Rings with Sewing Pattern Paper.
Paint Flourish Frame Sienna and wings from the Steampunk Shape Set with Titan Buff paint; dry. Apply Quincridone Gold to top of prepared frame. Dry. Adhere prepared ring to top of painted frame.
Hello everyone. Shanna here with a new creation. I wanted something I could gift away as a present. I thought with it being Christmas time this canvas would be amazing.
I started with priming my pieces with gesso.
Then I used a stencil with some texture paste.
Once the paste is dry I used some sprays to add color.
I used some chalk inks and gold spray on the lamp.
Then I just put it all together on my canvas. I added the Peace on Earth sentiment and the flower arrangement. Here are some close-ups. I hope you enjoyed.
Hey there Peeps! Ginny here dropping to share a funky and girly Birthday Greeting card I created with amazing chippies from Gypsy Soul and really festive patterned papers.
I'm just sayin green and pink together is the funnest!!!! And it has cake soooooo.
I painted the Flourish Frame Sienna to coordinate with the background paper and inked it just a bit then added some of the matching patterns to the Postage Frames painted in white to build up the side of the card.
A few Flourishes painted in crisp white helps to break up the similar tones and brightens up the front.
These flowers match perfectly and add a bit of texture.
Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Supplies~ Flourish Frame Sienna, Postage Frames, Flourishes.
Okay that's all for me. Wishing all of you a happy and productive day with lots of time to be creative : ) G
Hey there Peeps! Today I'm sharing the best brand mashup ever.....Gypsy Soul, Graphic45, ColourArt. I created a sea inspired wall hanging with loads of layers and lots of dimension. There's also a Snapguide tutorial so you can make one too!
Please enjoy this Snapguide Tutorial I've prepared.....
The first thing I did was to take one of the pages and turn it into my cover, I used gesso all over it and with a foam brush, did pouncing movements to create this cool texture.
After that was dried, I used different sprays in gold, brown and coffee shades to make it look antique.
Next I took the Steampunk cutout overlay and painted it with this acrylic gesso and let it dry.
Then I sprayed it with dark copper and bronze shades, using a mixture of flat and shimmery finishes.
When the two pieces are adhered together, you can see the cool effect!
I love all of the details in this steampunk mini album. Hope you enjoyed this tutorial and please check out the video on my YouTube channel. Please subscribe!!!
Hi everyone!! This is Amy Love and I am very excited to bring you my first tutorial for Gina's Designs! My Mother-in-law just celebrated her 70th birthday and this was among the wonderful pictures on display. She is about 16 or 17 here and in one of her brother's weddings. She had seven brothers, so we are not sure which wedding this was. I was honored to use this photo on my first piece.
Kathi here to share with you today a cross promotional project between the Robins Nest, & Gina's Designs! I have a 12 X 12 winter layout and a large tag.
12 X 12 Layout
The chipboard pine trees and deer go perfectly with the paper from The Robin's Nest.
