WELCOME
to the “By The Sea” Paper Wing Production's Design Team Blog Hop &
Giveaway! If you've arrived here
from Amber's Blog, then you're in the
right place. If you’re just stopping by for a visit, I’d love for you to check
out our hop. Please CLICK HERE to
start from the beginning.
This
month we’re sharing beautiful projects from down “by the sea”. So grab your sunscreen and let’s go “by the
sea”!! There be blog candy along the way
too so make sure you stop by each blog!!
This month’s main prize is a gift certificate to the New Paper Wings
Production’s online store.
For
a chance to win, all you need to do is: be a follower of the Paper Wings
Productions blog, The Aviary. Visit
each of the participating designer's blogs and leave them some love. Then go back to The Aviary and
leave a comment letting them you completed the hop. To increase your chances of winning, like the
Paper Wings Productions Facebook
page and/or invite your friends to the hop. Then just come back and
let us know! Be sure to leave a separate comment for each of the
additional entries. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, July 9th,
2013 on the Paper Wings Productions blog.
I knew I wanted to alter a ships wheel for my July project so I searched and searched for a wheel but came up empty. So I decide to create my own wheel.
I started out with a black crescent board. (If your not familiar with crescent board, it's very similar to matte board.) I used a platter to outline my circle and a t-square to mark the spokes. To cut out my wheel, I used a box cutter and t-square to keep my cuts straight.
After adding some more detailed cuts to form the wheel, I applied a layer of gesso, tissue paper for texture and acrylic paint.
I added color with distress inks, fluid acrylic paints and Lindy's Stamp Gang spray inks. I love the shimmer that the Lindy inks add to my project. I stamped around the entire with the little lobster on the Seaside stamp set that came in July Nesting Components kit.
I chose this beautiful clip art image from the July Nesting Components kit as my focal images and built texture with my layers. I used cream burlap, painted cardboard and muslin. I white washed the Pink Paislee Luxe circles from the kit. Then I found a tag in my stash with the perfect mix of colors to tuck in the mix. Next went a layer of inked book text. Yup I managed to incorporate all of my favorite materials in this one piece :D
When I started to look for embellishments, I came across some empty bezels. So I stamped the light house from the Seaside stamp set onto one of the tags I created in my Gelatos Tutorial Tuesday video. All I did was cut it out to fit in my bezel then applied a layer of Faber-Castell glaze. I also added in some flowers and the last of my starfish charms.
I hope I've inspired you to create your own shapes for your craft projects. Now before I send you off to the next stop, I have a little blog candy for one lucky follower:
For a chance to win: leave a comment and be a follower. I'll announce the winner on Tuesday, July 9, 2013. Okay, make
sure to head on over to Dana's Blog Next!!
***Here
is the complete line up just in case you get lost along the way***
Cathi O’Neill - www.celticknotted.blogspot.com
Carrie Avery - www.carrieavery.com
Tara Chaussee - http://secretbeesstudio.blogspot.com
Amber Rasmussen - http://sew-ink.blogspot.com
Norma Gomez - http://lilhoneybeestudios.blogspot.com
Dana Tatar - http://www.datatar.blogspot.com
Shay - www.verdigrishall.blogspot.com
Paper Wings Productions Blog “The Aviary - http://paper-wings-productions.blogspot.com/
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US TODAY!
&
Let Your Creativity Take Flight!
I've entered this project in the
Simon Says Stamp & Show Anything Goes Challenge
&
Five Simple Thing's Inspire Me Fridays 110 Anything Goes Link-Up
I've entered this project in the
Simon Says Stamp & Show Anything Goes Challenge
&
Five Simple Thing's Inspire Me Fridays 110 Anything Goes Link-Up
