Olde Curiosity Shoppe Steampunk Conservatory by Pam Bray

Happy Saturday Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Fans!!! Pam here today I am sharing my Olde Curiosity Shoppe Steampunk Conservatory using some amazing GSLaser Cuts Chippies!!!

Begin by painting all pieces of  Small Conservatory with Crackle Paint; dry. Repeat with Weathered Wood; dry.

Paint prepared Conservatory with Yellow Oxide; dry.

Apply Quincridone Gold to Conservatory  ; wipe off randomly. Dry.

Adhere pattern paper to base of Conservatory . Glue prepared wall and doors to base. Tape off edges of base; dry brush Paynes Grey to out sides of Conservatory  .

Adhere pattern paper to bottom Cottage Base; add border strips to top and sides of bottom Cottage Base.

Adhere legs to prepared base.

Adhere pattern paper to bottom and top of the Conservatory  .

Adhere top of  Conservatory together. 

Adhere to top of prepared Conservatory  .

Adhere metal ring, nest and knob to the top of Conservatory .

Fussy cut two images from pattern paper. Place one to front of Conservatory . Add pop dots.

Layer second image to top of first.

Apply Boss Gloss to top of Peacock Feathers, Steampunk Fan (Contact Store), Clockwork Penny Farthing and Gears Shape Setchipboard pieces. Emboss with embossing powder.

Apply Metallic Luster to the prepared emboss pieces. 

Fussy cut images from pattern paper, layer together with pop dots. Adhere random flowers, bottles, etc. to stand.

Add prepared embossed feathers to back of steampunk lady. Add fussy cut butterflies to front.

Add knobs to front of doors.

Adhere embossed tricycle, gears and other ephemera to front of stand.

Fussy cut "Olde Curiosity Shoppe" from pattern paper. Add to top of Conservatory   along with fussy cut butterflies.

Apply Metallic Lustre to the knob.

Randomly adhere berries and flowers to the Conservatory . 

Add some ephemera to the top of the Conservatory  .

Add small metal frames to sides of the  Conservatory for added detail....

Add a small lantern. 

Fussy cut words from pattern paper, stagger on top of Conservatory  .

Adhere small embossed gears to the Conservatory .

I hope I have excited you about my Olde Curiosity Shoppe Steampunk Conservatory and that you would love to create yourself one for your home. Hugs Pam

Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Supplies

Small Conservatory

Cottage Base

Peacock Feathers

Steampunk Fan (Contact Store)

Clockwork Penny Farthing

Gears Shape Set

Other Supplies:

Graphic 45 Olde Curiosity Shoppe Collection

Graphic 45 Steampunk Debutante Collection

DecoArt Media Paint: Titan Buff, Yellow Oxide, Quincridone Gold, Payne Grey

Deco Art Media Weathered Wood and Crackle Paint

DecoArt Metallic Lustre: Copper Kettle and Brilliant Turquoise

Emerald Cree Supplies: Weathered Wood Embossing Powder

Stampendous: Boss Gloss

Random Metals, Bottles, Bird, Nest, Knob, Legs, Lanterns, Disc

Hot Glue Gun

Glossy Accent

Pop Dots

"A Moment in Time" Canvas by Pam Bray

Hi!!! It is Pam today on the Gypsy Soul Laser Cut Blog. I created "A Moment in Time" Canvas to share today. I hope you enjoy may canvas as a reflection to a moment ....to a moment ....to think about summertime...vacation time...quiet time!!! Are you there yet...if you are lets begin to see how I created my canvas.

I began by adhering black card stock to top of canvas. Cut a smaller piece of gold card stock and adhere to to top of canvas. Cut pattern paper, ink edges and adhere to top of canvas. Add sticker to top of pattern paper.

Cut pattern paper, distress and ink edges. Layer to form mats. Add to top of canvas. 

Paint Mixed Media Fragments with Yellow paint. Apply Metallic Lustre to top of Mixed Media Fragments.

Adhere prepared Mixed Media Fragments to top of canvas. Cut black and gold card stock, ink and layer together. Cut journal block. Add to top of layered mats. Place on top of Mixed Media Fragments.

Paint Peacock Feathers and "A Moment in Time" with Antique Linen. Apply Metallic Lustre to top of each.

Adhere Peacock Feathers to top of canvas.

Fussy cut flowers from pattern paper. Adhere to top of canvas along with metal octopus.

Add "A  Moment in Time" to bottom of canvas.

 

Are you looking forward to summertime yet? That quiet time? I hope I have inspired you to make yourself and inspirational canvas using Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Chipboard.

Hugs Pam 

 Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts Supplies:

Mixed Media Fragments 

Peacock Feathers 

Word & Phrases 1

Other Supplies:

Graphic 45 Tropical Traveloque Pattern Paper and Stickers

Metallic Lustre: Gold Rush, Ice Espresso, Brilliant Turquoise, Orange Flicker

ColorBox Chestnut Roan Ink

Distress Tool

Blending Tool

Yellow and Black Card Stock

Metal Octopus

Brown Twine

Yellow and Antique Linen Paint

8" x 8" canvas

Artist Trading Block in Turquoise and Black

Hi everyone! Melissa here with my take on our artist trading block.  

I painted my block with white gesso, then black acrylic, then a coat of glossy accents.

I felt that the chipboard and doilies I put on the block perfectly complemented the theme, and era of the images.

I painted all the chipboard with gesso, then turquoise Viva Color Precious Metal Effects. I didn't need gesso on the doilies,and I also painted them in turquoise. On some chipboard I added a little bronze paint,  stickles, green Lumieres, and/or diamond glaze coating.  I embellished my block with images, bling, metal, feathers, beads, moss, pearls, and lace. Thanks for looking!

Chipboard used:

Artist Trading Blocks

Peacock Feathers Shape Set

Art Deco Borders & Corners

Cardstock Doily Set Intricates

Other products used:

Folk Art black acrylic paint

Viva Color Precious Metal Effect Paint in turquoise, and bronze

Jaquard Lumieres in green

black ink

Graphic 45 papers: Couture Collection and Botanical Tea Collection

Tim Holtz metal

Judy Kins Diamond Glaze

Glossy Accents

Jolee's Bling

Ranger Liquid Pearls

Jaquard Mica powder

Feathers, seed beads, bling , flower, and chain from my stash