Friday, December 22, 2017

December Inspirations and VIDEO tutorial by Catherine Giguère

Hello BFS fans! It's been a year since I had the chance to be part of the Blue Fern Studios Creative Team. I had a blast. But now, it's time for me to say goodbye and thank you to Valerie and Leslie for this incredible opportunity. I have two last layouts and a video tutorial to share with you, I hope you will like it!

'Joy'


VIDEO TUTORIAL




I cut my paper Vintage Christmas Auld Lang Syne in two pieces and then I glued them on a 12 x12 chipboard. Then, I did a textured background with a stencil and modeling paste. I add brown ink and I stamped many details with brown ink again.


I embossed the Frame Collage and the Blooming Flourishes chipboards with Ginger embossing powder. I embossed my title with Forest powder.


Then, I add flowers and texture with Burgendy and Twig Seedlings.

Blue Fern Studios products used:

Papers
Vintage Christmas Auld Lang Syne
Vintage Christmas Greeting Cards

Chipboards
Frame Collage
Blooming Flourishes
Winter Titles
Vintage Christmas Printed Chipboards

Embossing Powder
Ginger
Forest

Seedlings
Burgendy
Twig

Stamps
Tattered Newsprint
Serendipity Medley

Flowers
Late Winter Lilies
Homespuns Blossoms

Lace
Lace 3

'Adorable'


For this layout, I used the gorgeous Remnants collection. I did my layout on the Mayfair paper. I put a thin coat of white Gesso with a spatula on the half right side of my paper. I put purple inks on it. Then, I add details with stamps and black ink and texture with a stencil and black modeling paste. 


I painted with black Gesso all my chipboards. I cut in pieces the Damask Panel and put these under my flowers and my picture.


I add a lot of flowers and texture with Seedlings. I put a thin layer of white gesso on my flowers to give them a vintage look.


Blue Fern Studios products used:

Papers
Remnants Mayfair
Remnants Callaway

Chipboards
Damask Panel
Splattered Circles
French Words

Stamps
Making Plans
Departure
Grungy Grid

Flowers
Remnants Blooms

I hope you have found some inspiration. I wish you a nice crafty day!
Catherine Giguère 

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