Hello everyone! I hope you are all well. Today I am going to share a grungy/mixed media layout that I have
created using the wonderful Nyhavn
Collection. I used Dockside in Bloom as my background paper. I used Crushed
Shells Glimmer mist to darken the centre of the paper, then splattered some
Lindy’s Stamp Gang Blue Hawaiian Blue as well as Mister Hueys Opaque White and
Inky Black mists randomly around the page. I also randomly stamped over this
using some Tim Holtz Ultimate Grunge stamps.
I die cut some cogs using chipboard and Spellbinders
sprightly sprockets dies the used Distress Crackle Paint to alter them. I also
used some left over papers and stamped some chevrons from Impression Obsession.
I added a BoBunny brad to one cog to add some extra dimension.
I used a grunge front from Kaisercraft to stamp part
of my title. I also stamped the edge of my base page in a grunge texture stamp
also from Kaisercraft to add some texture to my page. I inked all of my papers
with Black Soot distress ink to add definition.
Finally, when I added my photo, I used some twine. I
wrapped it around a modelling paste container to get the rounded shape the
carefully positioned some small glue dots to adhere it into place. I used a
small peg to attach it to my photo.
Maja Design papers used:
Dockside In Bloom
Sitting At the Dock
Heritage Harbour
Old Townhouses
Like a Colourful Bouquet
If you would like to purchase Maja Design papers from Australia, click here to see a list of stores that supply them.
Thanks so much for stopping by!
This looks fabulous, great boys layout, wonderful design and papers! Love the hint of stamping and those cogs look so good too!
ReplyDeleteAmazing and gorgeous layout Cathy! love the colors and the grunge look you incorporate with that adorable photo of a super sonic threewheel driver. Have a great day :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous page!! LOVE the colors and embellishments!! The colors in the picture are so cool!!!
ReplyDeletecute layout , love the cogs :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous male page,love the crackled cogs and how you made the circle from twine.Great colour combo also!
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