Showing posts with label Club Scrap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Club Scrap. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Harry Potter mini album using Club Scrap Hypno papers.

Welcome to the Club Scrap Artist Team challenge blog hop. This is your first stop after visiting Club Scrap Blog and saw what the very artistic Karen created with the Hypno kit!

Today I would like to share with you a mini album of a recent trip to Universal Studios and the pictures from the Harry Potter parts of the parks. Bare with me ALOT of pics! All paper unless otherwise noted is using Club Scrap Hypno papers. And I used so bits of my stash I will try to note that as well. These papers are a lot of fun!


Here is the cover, the name I got from one of the books Harry Potter used at school. I used the Creative License Lite Silver D-Rings and Screw Top Brads and the stars from the Boardwalk Wood Veneer Tags and Stars which I painted black. The D-rings and the metal glasses I used embossing powder on them to make them black. Those glasses I had in my stash forever, and finally used it. I think I got it from a CKC show. Each tab of the book I used Moxxie Harry Potter paper which had  words Harry used with his spells. Also on the cover Tim Holtz Key plate and bottles.

 
Closeup of the closure, added metals charms to the chain. As you can see each page has a tab with a magically word from the Harry Potter books on it.
 
 
 
The "Eye of Newt" bottle I made by painting the bottle black, then added silver glitter paint on top. I then took Tacky Glue and very tediously painted the eye and the word Newt. Putting on several coats and let it dry completely, I took some white Ranger crackle ink and went over it again. The other bottles are filled with purple glitter and green micro beads.


 Here are some of my favorite pages from the album!
 
 This picture is of the castle ride, and opens up to reveal more pictures! This is the only place I used a Moxxie sheet of paper. See next photo for the unfolded pictures. I think the chipboard piece at the bottom is Bo Bunny.

 
To create this page, simply folded a paper in four and add photos, this is a super easy way to add lots of photos.
 

Here is the train station, this place was huge! I used the Hypno papers as well as 7 gypsies Ephemera and Moxie sticker.

All the luggage waiting to be put on the train, even Harrys owl was waiting.
Transparency is Tattered Angels transparency but I backed it with the back side of the Hypno paper.


More pictures of the train. The ride was totally awesome, just so different and if you are Harry Potter fan you have to go there!  Train sticker is Crate Paper I think, and 7 Gypsies Ephemera.


The Hogwart Express finally arrives! The train takes you from Universal Studios to Islands of Adventure, which is awesome way to get there, you don't have to walk through City Walk to get to the other park.Again I used a Tattered Angels transparency.

The is in Diagons Alley, every 15 minutes the dragon on top of the building spits out fire, pretty cool. The tag I made using blank chipboard covering them with the Hypno paper and used Moxxie rub on's.


And finally my OBSESSION with BUTTERBEER! I totally love this stuff. Every time we go I have to get two of them (at different times of course!) My husband doesn't get it but then I am sure all scrapbookers understand obsessions! The obsessed sticker I found in my stash and was perfect!

 
Products Used:
(other products mentioned above)
 
Thanks for stopping by and your next stop is the super talented Lisa's Blog!
 
Donna

Wednesday, March 23, 2016

Club Scrap Paris Flea Market Challenge

Hello and welcome to this month's Artist Team Challenge for Club Scrap. You should have came here from the Club Scrap blog, and saw what the very talented Karen has done with this challenge! Isn't it just awesome? This kit is just super elegant and gorgeous, and wait till you see what all the Artist Team Members created, you will just be so excited to go out and order this kit if you haven't already!

The team had to create a project that demonstrates AT LEAST three fresh/unique ways to use either the White Die Cuts or Paper Lace Mats, so I chose the lace mats, but I couldn't stop at just three, I kept finding new ways to use these mats. Now I have tons of embellishments made ready for some projects, and you will see below one of those projects. But first let me show you what I did with the lace mats. First I made an umbrella (directions below) and a flower vase.


First thing I knew I wanted to  make an umbrella for the lace mats. I cut the mat ...

 
and folded
 


Next a  border.....
 
And another type of border...
 

 
Another way to use the border...
 
 

 
 A transparency could be used as a project life project ....


An envelope love the look of this one! ...


 
 Some tags and journaling card, could be used for project life as well.
 


And finally cut some outlines of flowers or any other design from you Silhouette or Cricut and add lace to the back. Here I made flowers three ways and that awesome bird, that I really love!




Here is one of the layouts I did with this kit! It is of my granddaughter, the title "belle fille" means beautiful girl in French.  Be sure to  check back later with other layouts I did with this kit, I am telling you, you have to get this kit, it is gorgeous! I did make some changes to the some of the lace mat embellishments. I added a charm from the kit to the black tags and swapped out the brad for a smaller one, the umbrella I added a tulle ribbon, the flowers I changed the embellishment for silver brads, the envelope I added black cardstock inside to help make it stand it out more on the page, and the flower vase I made whole new one using the same flowers but added, tulle, a metal locker tag, a feather, and leaf stick pins.

 


Your next stop is at Lisa's Rock Paper Glue blog! She is going to have quite an awesome project for you to see!

Products used:
Making Memories Embellishments
Misc. Brads
Misc. Gems
 Little Yellow Bicycle Stick pins
feather
locker tag
Momenta charm
Teresa Collins Butterfly
 
Thanks for stopping by!
Donna Coughlin