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Fancy Pants Designs Coastal Greetings Card

Welcome to the Fancy Pants Designs Feature Week!

Make sure you visit every day this week to see the designers use Fancy Pants Designs products along with Scrapbook Adhesives By 3L®.

Fancy Pants Designs Coastal Greetings Card by Erica Houghton for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

It’s Erica and today I’m sharing a card I created using E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable and 3D Foam Creative Sheets, as well as a step-by-step tutorial showing you how I created my card!

First, I cut three pieces of the Nautical Collection by Fancy Pants and adhered them to the base of my card using the E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable.

Next, I adhered a Nautical-themed sentiment and a banner using 3D Foam Creative Sheets.

Finally, I adhered flowers and a bow to finish my card.

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Adhesives

Paper

  • Fancy Pants, Nautical

Embellishments

  • Fancy Pants, Nautical – library cards, ephemera pack, brag cards, large decorative tags
  • Petaloo & Prima Marketing – flowers
  • Celebrate It – ribbon

Products

  • Ranger Ink – Tim Holtz – distress ink

Thanks for joining me today!

Erica Houghton

Fancy Pants Designs Day 2 – I Love You Card

Welcome to the Fancy Pants Designs Feature Week!

Make sure you visit every day this week to see the designers use Fancy Pants Designs product along with Scrapbook Adhesives By 3L®.  At the end of the week we will be giving away a great adhesive package, so be sure to leave a comment in the RaffleCopter.

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Hi friends! It’s Lisa with you today sharing a card I made using the Burlap and Bouquets line from Fancy Pants Designs. I just love the feminine and rustic look of this paper collection. The beautiful shabby chic-ness (is that a word?) just makes my heart swoon.

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Here are the instructions to make my card:

1. Cut/score cardstock.

2. Adhere dotted patterned paper from Fancy Pants Burlap & Bouquets to card base using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® MyStik® Permanent Strips.

3. Layer on top a canvas banner and adhere using MyStik® Permanent Strips.

4. Cut next sheet of patterned paper approximately 1/4 ” smaller than banner and in the same shape as the banner. Distress edges and use brown ink. Apply Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Foam Square (black, regular) to the back. Leave the backing on and set aside.

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5. Wrap section of ribbon trim around the top of the patterned paper “banner” to measure. Adhere with Crafty Power Tape.

6. Die-cut another portion of Burlap & Bouquets patterned paper. Stamp sentiment with black pigment ink and heat set with clear embossing powder.  Using ruler, go around the edge of banner very lightly with Gold Texture Gems. After placing Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® E-Z Dots® Permanent Adhesive on the back side, slide the banner under the lace and adhere.

7. Color the crochet flower using the Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L ® Blue Pigment Powder. Simply swirl a soft brush into the lid of the powder and then dust onto the flower until desired color is achieved.

8. Use  Adhesive Dots 3D to adhere flower to lace trim and place an Adhesive Dots Medium in the center of the flower.

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9. Thread black hemp through a button and tie a bow. Adhere to the center of flower with the  Adhesive Dots Medium.

10. Remove backing from 3D Foam Squares on patterned paper banner and adhere to canvas banner.

11. Accent with touches of Gold Texture Gems and Clear Texture Gems.

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And a little close up of some of the shimmer…

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(Finished card size is 5.5 x 5.5″ square)

Supplies:
From Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®:
MyStik® Permanent Strips
E-Z Dots® Permanent Refillable Adhesive
3D Foam Squares Black Regular
Crafty Power Tape
Adhesive Dots 3D
Adhesive Dots Medium

Other Supplies:
Fancy Pants DesignsBurlap & Bouquets Patterned Paper
MFT – Steel-ruled die; Avery Elle – Stamp set (Handwritten Notes); Versafine Tsukineko (Black Pigment Ink); Ranger Clear EP, Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft® – Texture Gems (Gold, Clear); Hemptique (Black Hemp Cord).

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Fancy Pants Designs Day 1- Dreams Card

Welcome to the Fancy Pants Designs Feature Week!

Make sure you visit every day this week to see the designers use Fancy Pants Designs product along with Scrapbook Adhesives By 3L®.  At the end of the week we will be giving away a great adhesive package, so be sure to leave a comment in the raffle copter.

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Latisha here with you today.  I have two projects to share with you, a card with a matching cupcake wrapper and topper.  For my projects I am using the Office Suite Paper Line.

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Instructions for the card:

1. Cut/score cardstock.

2. Adhere Fancy Pants Designs Office Suite pattern paper to the card base using Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Runner Permanent Strips Refillable.

3.  Tie ribbon.

4. Using diecuts from the Office Suite line, adhere a few diecuts from the Ephemera Pack to the card using  3D Foam Squares (white, small).  For more dimension add a few layers of foam squares to each diecut.

5.  Adhere pink buttons to the card using  Dodz™ Small.

6.  Apply some E-Z Dots Mini Repositionable adhesive to different parts of the card, then sprinkle glitter over the adhesive, tap off the excess.

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Instructions for the Cupcake wrapper and topper:

1.  Using a cupcake wrapper die, diecut Fancy Pants Designs Office Suite pattern paper.

2. Add a little bit of  E-Z Runner Permanent Strips to the ends to secure the wrapper.

3.  Diecut pattern paper using a circle stitched die.

4.  Adhere the diecut to the sucker stick usingDodz Small.

5.  Using a scrap piece of pattern paper, trim the edges and adhere to the circle using  3D Foam Squares (white, small)

6.  Add glitter to the center of a Office Suite flower diecut, using E-Z Dots Mini Repositionable adhesive.  Apply diecut to the topper using 3d foam squares.

Materials Used:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Runner Permanent Strips Refillable

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Dots Mini Repositionable

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Dodz Small

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L 3D Foam Squares (white, small)

Fancy Pants Designs Office Suite Pattern Paper

Fancy Pants Designs Ephemera Pack

pink satin ribbon

pink buttons

white cardstock

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Mixed Media Dragonflies CHA Ensamble – Part II

“Hello everyone! Asia King here. Thank you for stopping by today to see the second installment of my Mixed Media Dragonflies CHA ensemble. In my first post I shared a Mixed Media Dragonflies Canvas With Adhesive Sheets and today you will see the remaining items – an altered wooden plaque and an altered mobile phone cover.

The Dragonfly Ensemble

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The Wood Dragonfly Plaque

The plaque was first decorated with Adhesive Sheets  6×12″ and printed napkins using a dry decoupage technique and then painted with acrylic paints. I also randomly added some texture paste through a stencil.

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Next I built layers and layers of embellishments, buttons, flowers and trinkets adhered together with Adhesive Dots Small and Adhesive Dots 3D. To fill my layers and to embellish further I also used Thin 3D Foam Squares Mix White, 3D Foam Squares White Mix, 3D Foam Pennants, 3D Foam Wings and 3D Foam Butterflies. My adhesives served a double purpose, ornamental and as a sticky base for additional elements. Below you can see the layers in their ‘raw’ state.

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As you can see I’ve used a variety of found objects, including broken jewellery pieces, an old burnt light bulb and a spring.

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Using your 3D Foam Designer Shapes is perfect for this type of a mixed media project. The shapes add a lot of interest and they allow you to fix additional elements in place at the same time. At this stage you don’t even have to worry about matching colours because the next step is to cover everything generously with white gesso. Once the gesso has dried you can colour your piece as desired with ink sprays and paints.

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And here is a close up of the detail once the colouring stage is finished, quite a difference isn’t it? 🙂

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I wanted to use the wall plaque as a shelf for the altered mobile phone cover so I added some swirls to the shelf to hold the phone cover in place.

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Supplies used for the altered wall plaque:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: Adhesive Sheets 6×12″Adhesive Dots SmallAdhesive Dots 3DThin 3D Foam Squares Mix White3D Foam Squares White Mix3D Foam Pennants, 3D Foam Wings3D Foam Butterflies

Other Supplies

  • DecoArt Americana Metallic Oyster Pearl and Spa Blue acrylic paints,
  • Prima Color Bloom sprays (Soft Teal, Summer Sky),
  • Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists (Peach Delight, Lemon Zest, Iridescent Gold),
  • texture paste, white gesso
  • Tim Holtz Layered Stencil Gothic
  • PaperArtsy – Bloom stencil
  • wooden wall candle holder
  • printed napkins, various embellishments and findings, paper flowers, buttons.

 

Altered Phone Cover

I had a used mobile phone cover in my stash and I thought it would make a great notepad, perhaps for keeping phone messages or telephone numbers?

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The cover was decorated as before and here you can see the ‘raw’ stage :).

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And here is the close up detail ‘after’ the gesso, inks and paint were applied.

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Here is a little peek inside the cover. I added a small notepad which I fixed in place with Crafty Foam Tape White. Can you see that little Keepsake Envelope? Perfect for keeping some paperclips as bookmarks!

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Supplies used for the altered mobile phone case:

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®: Adhesive Sheets – 4×6″Dodz Adhesive Dots SmallDodz Adhesive Dots 3DThin 3D Foam Squares Mix White3D Foam Squares White MixCrafty Foam Tape WhiteKeepsake Envelopes

Other Supplies:

  • Stampendous: Vintage Typewriter & Vintage Press Perfectly Clear stamps,
  • Phone Elements Cling Rubber stamp
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  • printed napkins,cheese cloth, various embellishments and findings, paper flowers, buttons
  • Stampendous Boss Gloss, Periwinkle and Aqua embossing powders,
  • DecoArt Americana Metallic Oyster Pearl and Spa Blue acrylic paints,
  • Prima Color Bloom sprays (Soft Teal, Summer Sky),
  • Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists (Peach Delight, Lemon Zest, Black Cherry, Iridescent Gold),
  • Tsukineko StazOn (Jet Black, Blue Hawaii, Midnight Blue, Emerald City), white gesso

I hope you enjoyed the second installment of my mixed media project. Thanks for stopping by and see you next time!

Big crafty hugs

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Cupcake Love

Michele here with a fun shaped card all ready for your Valentine’s Day sweetie! I used my Silhouette and some of my favorite adhesives to give the card dimension.  For the top layer of my cupcake I used liquid applique to give it the look of frosting.  I attached all of the layers of frosting to the cupcake using E-Z Squares®.  I wanted to add a sequin and rhinestone so I used the Dodz™ Small.
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The cupcake liner was scored and attached with Crafty Foam Tape in white.  I added a bow, flower, string, and a sticker sentiment using Dodz™ Medium.  And for the scattering of sequins, I once again used the Dodz™ Small.  They are perfect for small embellishments…no messy glue to deal with!

love cupcake closeI hope you have a “Love-ly” weekend!  (Get it?) 😉

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Spring Mixed Media Projects with 3D Foam Shapes, Adhesive Sheets and More

Looking for a spring-inspired mixed media project? Hi there, it’s Stephanie here today to show what I created using several types of adhesives by Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®.

Spring Mixed Media Projects with 3D Foam Shapes, Adhesive Sheets and More by Stephanie Schutze for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

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As you can see I’m already in the mood for spring. After a long time creating in white, I had so much fun using colors. 🙂

An ensemble was created with spring and Easter themes in mind: an Easter card, a spring canvas, and a notepad. For my background, I used paints and stamps with shimmering accents – thanks to a combination of Adhesive Sheets and E-Z Dots® Permanent – Refillable, and embossing powder and glitter.

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Easter Card

For this card, I used the 3D Foam Easter Shapes and embossing powder and glitter to give a gleaming highlight to each of the little bunny and the basket shapes.

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Spring Canvas and Notepad

This is a 20 x 20 cm canvas panel in which I used the 3D Foam Butterflies. On top of them is a mixture of embossing powder, micro pearls, and glitter. I love how the colors came out on them. On the birdcage, I added adhesive from the Adhesive Sheets and added glitter on top.

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And I created a matching notepad cover in the same process as the canvas.

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It’s just a fun way to use adhesives in the background of projects and customize 3D Foam Shapes as decorative elements. I love them! And now I hope spring will come soon. 😉

Click: DIY Easter Crafts on Parade for more Easter inspiration.

Thanks for visiting. Have a nice day!
Stephanie 🙂

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®:
Adhesive Sheets
E-Z Dots® Permanent – Refillable
3D Foam Easter Shapes
3D Foam Butterflies

Other:
Gesso, Glimmer Mist (Tattered Angels), Stencil and Stamp (Wycinanka), Glitter (Clearsnap), WOW Embossing Powder, Wood Veneer (Kaisercraft), Twine (Garn & Mehr), Book Pages

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Faux Embossed Leather Technique Tutorial – With Love Card

Hello blog readers! It’s Angela today, sharing a technique to create a fabulous faux leather look to use in any of your crafty projects….here’s a card I created from with the look of leather with Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®:

Faux Embossed Leather Technique Tutorial - With Love Card by Angela Ploegman

This is a TECHNIQUE ONLY tutorial….it does not cover the steps to make the card….just the steps to create the fabulous embossed leather look.

Here’s what you need to get started:

Faux Embossed Leather Technique Tutorial - With Love Card by Angela Ploegman

Gather your Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® Adhesive Sheets – 12×12″, your favorite thin steel background die, some tissue paper (kraft colored), some ink (medium brown, dark brown and a purple) and a base material that WON’T be cut by the thin steel die (I used grunge paper, but think a heavy chipboard would also work).

1. Cut a 6 x 6″ piece of the grunge paper. Ink all over with the medium brown ink, using a blending tool if necessary to fully cover the base. Apply random patches of purple ink and dark brown ink and blend until you are happy! Let dry or heat set (whatever your ink requires to dry and become permanent).

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2. Crumple the tissue paper into a tight ball. Smooth and repeat 2 to 3 additional times to create even texture in the tissue paper.

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3. Peel back the yellow protective covering on the Adhesive Sheet – 12 x 12″. Apply the tissue paper to the adhesive. Recover with the yellow protective layer, flip over and burnish the tissue paper to transfer the adhesive.

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4. Peel back the tissue paper, ensuring the adhesive has transferred (if there are any areas with poor transfer, simply return the tissue paper to the adhesive sheet and burnish some more!). Place the inked base colored side up on the white backing and replace the tissue paper, adhesive side down on the colored base.

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5. Burnish from the tissue paper side and tear the excess tissue paper away from the edges of the base. Repeat the inking procedure in step #1 (including the dry/heat set part) on the tissue paper.

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6. Place the faux leather onto your base plate and place your thin steel background die face down on the faux leather.

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7. Complete the die cutting sandwich as required by your machine and run through the machine (if you skip the embossing step, run the base through your machine replacing the die with a piece of chipboard to help seal the tissue paper securely to the base).

8. Ink the raised edge with some additional dark brown ink and let dry or heat set, as required.

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Here’s a close up of the final project using the embossed faux leather:

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And YOU’RE DONE! Easy and elegant technique, I think! I used a version of the same technique (minus the embossing) on all of my CHA projects this year – a card, a cuff and a gift box….

Faux Embossed Leather Technique Tutorial - With Love Card by Angela Ploegman

Thanks for stopping by today!

Angela

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® used: Adhesive Sheets – 12 x 12″, DODZ 3D, E-Z Runner® Permanent Strips Refillable, Crafty Power Tape 20′ Roll,

Other supplies used: Bazzil Basics card stock, Spellbinders and Tim Holtz for Sizzix dies, Ranger Archival and Distress Inks, Canvas Corp. Tissue stock, Stampabilities stamp, misc. wired raffia

Also see Judy Hayes’ Handmade Holidays Faux Leather Journal tutorial

Tissue Paper Faux Leather Journal wtih Adhesive Sheets

Denim Friendship Book Cover Tutorial

Using an Art Journal, I created a Friendship Book Cover.

Denim Friendship Denim Book Cover Tutorial by Margie HiguchiI used a wide lace ribbon one as a left border and to decorate the metal rings.

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Then I cut/embossed a die with ivory cardstock. To adhere, I used Adhesives Sheets 4 x 6″.

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I stamped a beautiful sentiment onto the ivory cardstock first. Then I placed a die over it to cut/emboss. To give it dimension, I placed 3D Foam Squares Black, Regular and centered it on the larger die cut.

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Add sequins with Adhesive Dots Small to add more sparkle, tie bits of lace trim to rings and it’s good to go! Another look at the finished cover 🙂

Denim Friendship Denim Book Cover Tutorial by Margie Higuchi

Project Supplies:
SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES BY 3L®: Adhesives Sheets 4 x 6″, 3D Foam Squares  Black, Regular, Adhesive Dots Small, Adhesive Dots Medium and Adhesive Dots 3D

Cardstock: Darice and Core’dinations ColorCore Cardstock®(Ivory Cardstock)
Die Templates and Tool: Spellbinders® Creative Arts (5 x 7 Elegant Labels Four, Labels Four and Tool ‘N One™)
Stamp: JustRite® Papercraft (Friendship Vintage Labels Seven Clear Stamp Set)
Ink: IMAGINE Craft®/TSUKINEKO® (Memento® Ink – Paris Dusk)
Flowers: Prima Marketing Inc.
Glitter: Hampton Arts (Extra Fine Glitter in Silver)
Other: Sequins; Anti-Static Powder

Thanks for stopping by!
MargieH

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Love is in the Air!

Michele here with a lovey dovey card for you! I guess with Valentine’s Day right around the corner, I’ve got love on the brain! It could also serve as a pretty anniversary or wedding card too!  I had all of these lace ribbons and knew I wanted to incorporate them here. And since straws seem to be such a big thing right now, I decided they would work perfectly for my card!
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I can’t seem to get enough of these 3D Foam Hearts either.  Just peel the backing and sprinkle with glitter. I covered the large heart with a bright pink glitter for a bit of punch to the card.  Layers of lace, string, sequins, and a sentiment were added for a finishing touch.

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Want to creep into my brain and see my creative process for this card?  Grab yourself some 3D Foam Hearts.…..01208 3D Foam Hearts

 

….and dump your choice of sparkly glitter on top.

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Then take out a package of Adhesive Sheets and adhere it to a piece of cream cardstock.

Lay the straws on top of the adhesive/card stock and snip the ends of the straws with scissors.

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Once completed I added some of the pretty lace to the edge with DODZ™ Medium.

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Layer  wide lace vertically and place the large pink heart on top with DODZ™ Medium.

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I added the smaller gold heart and then added my string and epoxy dot to the center using Dodz™ Small.

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Since you know I like lumpy bumpy cards, I had to adhere the piece above to my card using 3D Foam Squares.

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Here is a final look at my card.  🙂

love you rightThanks so much for stopping by today!  Have a great Friday!

Michele

Supply List:

Other Supplies:

  • straws
  • sequins
  • sticker sentiment
  • string
  • Epoxy Dot
  • Scor-Pal
  • Pink ink for edges

 

Mixed Media Dragonflies With Adhesive Sheets – Part I

Hello everyone! Asia King here and today I am sharing a project I created for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®’s booth at this year’s CHA, Mixed Media Dragonflies. My ensemble  has got quite a lot going on so I will be sharing it in two parts. Today is the first one and for the next installment please pop back on January 28th :).

Mixed Media Dragonflies with Adhesive Sheets by Asia King for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Making the Dragonflies Canvas

This project is a new take on the dry decoupage technique I shared in my mixed media altered vanity box back in May last year. I used my favourite dragonflies printed napkins – they have such a happy design and colour palette, don’t you think?

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After adhering the napkin to the canvas with Adhesive Sheets – 12×12″, I dry brushed some white gesso over the design to tone the colours down a bit. Then I created lots of different textures. I’m using Adhesive Dots SmallAdhesive Dots3DThin 3D Foam Squares3D Foam Squares 3D Foam Pennants and about a million of buttons, random found objects and different metal, resin and fabric embellishments.

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Once everything was secured in place with my trusty Adhesive Dots Small and Adhesive Dots 3D I covered all elements with a generous dollop of white gesso and heat set it with my heat gun. Then I just played around with ink sprays and paints to add colour and shimmer. I also added some heat embossing with coordinating embossing powders for more texture.

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To complete the canvas I added some stamped journaling quotes mounted over Crafty Foam Tape White and some more detailing with Liquid Pearls.

Supplies

Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®:

Other:

  • Stampendous Boss Gloss, Stampendous Periwinkle and Aqua embossing powders, Discover Today Perfectly Clear stamps, NK Studio Wired Rubber stamp
  • DecoArt Americana Metallic Oyster Pearl and Spa Blue acrylic paints,
  • Ranger Ink Perfect Pearls (Baby Blue, Petal Pink, Buttercup),
  • Prima Color Bloom sprays (Soft Teal, Summer Sky),
  • Tattered Angels Glimmer Mists (Peach Delight, Lemon Zest, Black Cherry, Iridescent Gold),
  • Gold Cosmic Shimmer Mist,
  • Tsukineko StazOn (Jet Black, Blue Hawaii),
  • white gesso, canvas, printed napkins, various embellishments and findings, paper flowers, buttons, cheese cloth

Thank you for stopping by today and don’t forget to pop back here on the 28th to see Part 2 of my CHA assemble! 🙂

Big crafty hugs

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