Good morning everyone
I just love incorporating some Lucky Findings Imagery in traditional scrapbooking.
Check out this
Good morning everyone
Inspired by the theme of this month's colour palette with a photo of some graffiti in Bendigo
Good morning everyone
This month's colour palette is bold and bright. And, if you're like me and your stash of neon is limited - it's time to go shopping!
I printed a Lucky Finding imagery photo onto some copy paper and painted up my gelli plate and tried to pull a print. It didn't work they way I wanted (possibly the wrong sort of printer) but still usable.
used lots of Dina Wakley paints (Legit, Ocean, Gnarly and Tubular)
some Colour Arte silks glaze (Apricot Nectar, Pint Anthurum and Jasmine)
made some paper netting (lots of YouTube videos available)
Other products from my stash including
fabric
ribbon
staples
stamps
Flutterby word stickers
chipboard
black gesso
TFL
cheers
Tracey
Hi there, fabulous scrappers! Amy here, ready to shake things up with a layout that’s a little outside the box and a whole lot of fun! 🌟
This November, I decided to step out of my comfort zone and dive into something bold and daring, just like the sassy image at the heart of this design.
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The spark of inspiration came from this month’s colour palette – Urban Graffiti. Picture it: vibrant hues, edgy vibes, and a street-smart attitude that’s just begging to be splashed onto your pages!
First things first, let’s talk about that background. I wanted something dramatic yet versatile, so I reached for my trusty Dylusions Ink Spray in Black Marble. I mixed it with water, grabbed a wide brush, and went to town with horizontal strokes. While the ink was still wet, I got a little wild and added large dollops of water with a dropper to create a wicked watermark effect. Trust me, it’s as cool as it sounds!
To add some punchy details, I pulled out the Tim Holtz Brush Mark Stencil and worked some magic with Distress Oxides in Twisted Citron, Salty Ocean, and Lumberjack Plaid. The result? A vibrant, graffiti-inspired backdrop that screams creativity!
What’s a bold layout without some funky stamping? I dug into my stash for a stamp set that perfectly complemented the theme. Layering the stamps across the background gave it a dynamic, textured look that’s full of energy and movement.
For the title, I couldn’t resist using the Tim Holtz Black Upper Case Foam Stamp Set. I combined Distress Ink in Salty Ocean, Lumberjack Plaid, and Twisted Citron with a permanent black stamp ink to create a striking, multi-coloured effect. It’s bold, it’s loud, and it’s absolutely fabulous!
Now, let’s talk about the star of this layout – the image. I chose an absolute gem from the LuckyFindings collection called “I am a Rockstar”. It’s fierce, it’s sassy, and it captures the bold spirit of this design perfectly.
Curious to see the finer details? Check out these close-ups! You’ll spot the texture, the layers, and all the little touches that bring this layout to life. It’s a project that’s as fun to make as it is to admire.
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So, what do you think? Ready to be bold with your next layout? I hope this inspires you to take a creative leap and try something new. After all, scrapbooking is all about expressing yourself and having fun while you’re at it!
Ciao for now, lovelies! Amy 😊
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