A house frame

Hi everyone!

Myry here again and today I'm going to show you how make a house frame!

You can find some silhouettes like this one in the store. I love this house shape a lot!!

So this set includes 3 pieces but I'm only going to use the chipboard ones (I have in mind to cover the cork piece with fabric and use it as a hanger)

Copy the two silhouettes on two scrap papers

Paint the edges of the frame (you can also hide them by sticking white cardboard on top for example)

Stick each paper in place and then the frame. Gently wipe the surface with a rag to make sure the paper sticks completely

Measure the width of the frame and stick some strips of scrap paper (you can also use paint)

Measure each space and cut the photos leaving a small margin so that the background paper can be seen. And once the photos are sticked it's time to embellish!!

I think it's a very nice way to keep some pictures. And you can decorate your frame with the style you like!

Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts items used:

Display Tray House

Other items used:

Scrapbook paper

Cardstock or acrylic paint and bruch

Scissors and glue

Diecuts, flowers, sequins...

Trifold photo frame

Hi everyone!

Myry again and today I'm gonna show you how to make a trifold photo frame using these superb Art Nouveau frames!

You'll see how easy it is!

Join the 3 cardstock pieces with the small lace pieces, one above and one below about 2cm from the edge. If your embellishments have volume, leave a good margin between cardstocks.

Choose carefully which will be the front and back covers, as well as the order when folding the trifold. Glue the ribbons behind the paper for the cover, one of them should be much longer than the other, so that it goes around the entire trifold to close.

As you can see one of the frames is in the back, my mistake! 

Now choose the order of the frames...

...and paint them, use texture paste... Try different things!

When the frames are completely dry, glue them on top of a piece of acetate of the same size. 

Now, you can leave a little more to the margins and make tabs or you can glue them as is but then you'll have to adapt your photo to fit it. Think wisely!

Once you have it clear, glue them in place and decorate!

And that's the end! Easy peasy!

Gypsy Soul Laser Cuts items used:

Art Nouveau Frames 1-4

Other items used:

3 cardstock pieces (300gr): 14'7x15'5cm 

6 scrapbooking papers (6"x6"): 14,5x15'3cm

2 ribbons 

4 small lace pieces

Embellishments like flowers, die-cuts, sequins...

Scissors, glue and tape

Pink acrylic paint

Gesso, texture paste...

Mothers Day Photo Clipboards

Hi everyone can you believe that it's Sunday already.  I have a fun and quick project that you can make for Mother's day next month with one of my favorite products the Mini Clipboards.  I wanted to make something that you could give this year with a picture attached and then use it to decorate afterwards.  So these clipboards were the perfect thing.  I decorated them with Prima papers and flowers and lots of ribbon and they didn't take much time at all.

To make them simply measure around the chipboard piece and cut the paper to fit.  The clips are separate so you can glue the paper and decorate them first and then add the clips in the end.  This makes it really fast and easy and you can even stamp sweet sentiments on them like i did.

Using papers that have pretty patterns is also a fun idea and you can place them on your clipboard to really accentuate the sentiments that you pick to put on your clipboards.  And the colors are just beautiful and perfect for a gift for Mother's day.

 This one has a really cute design at the bottom and all I did was add flowers.

And you can get these cute easels at Micheals to send with it so they can set them up and show them off.  How is that for a fun and easy afternoon project?  

Thanks so much for stopping by and hope to see you again in 2 weeks!!  

Teresa

Supplies:

GSLC Mini Clipboards

Paper:  Prima marketing

Ribbon: Really Reasonable Ribbon.com
Adhesive, scissors, paper trimmer