Paper Mash Up
Hi There!
Brrr! Autumn has arrived -
Chilly mornings, warm and
sometimes sunny days.
We shall soon have to
light the fire in the evenings
......now where did I put
that rug.................?
Helen Chilton is with us
today to show us what
she has made with those
bits of paper........
"Here are some Christmas decorations
using paper scraps from my
(very large) scrap stash!
Cut the shapes out of mount board.
Then get out your paper scraps -
I've chosen greens and blues for my tree
Cover the back with a larger piece..
....and then lay your chosen scraps
over the tree shape.
When you're happy glue them down with a glue stick.
Then flip it over and trim the edges -
much easier to do it this way than try to
trim each individual scrap to fit.
The end result is this.
I've used torn and cut edges on mine.
Here are the four shapes
all in different colour ways:
After that I did some stamping and embossing
in silver or gold tinsel embossing powder.
This is a Woodware stamp which I chose
because it has lots of different patterns on it
- very useful.
Here you can see that I've stamped
fairly randomly:
For the edges I used the more textured powder -
Stampendous Frantage Embossing enamel
in either aged silver or aged gold.
After that it's time to embellish using ribbons,
braids, bells, beads, buttons, sequins....
whatever you've got."
......and here are the final four:
......and here are the final four:
The Star
The Tree
The Bauble
The Stocking
Products Used:
Woodware clear stamp:
Paper scraps
Stampendous Stamp n Stuff Tinsel embossing powder:
Stampendous Frantage Embossing Enamel:
Woohoo! We're on our way
to preparing for that December
Celebration...... Thank you Helen!
Whatever you celebrate in December
there's bound to be some decoration
involved and Helen's technique really
does lend itself to every occasion
'Till tomorrow
Mickie xx
Thank you Helen. These are cool and what a great way to use up some scraps, of which I have many. I have some shaped chippies, maybe I should dig them out. Hugz
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