Showing posts with label Quatrefoil Garden Panel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quatrefoil Garden Panel. Show all posts

Thursday, July 25, 2013

Projects by Kotlyarova


Hello, ladies :)
Olga here with you today and this is my first post with projects. I'm very happy to be a part of Blue Fern Studios design team!

I live in Moscow with my husband, little daughter (she's 5 months) and labrador. I'm graphic designer and fall in love with scrapbooking, enjoy working with paper.

I would like to show two layouts to you today. 

I've decorated chipboard pieces with gesso and mist spray



Blooming Foliage



Quatrefoil Panel


And then worked perfectly gesso and stamping here
Cloudy Skies

Thanks for stopping by and lot of inspiration to you. 

Olga.

Monday, July 22, 2013

Projects with Kerryn Lawson


Hello!  Kerryn here with you today for my first post as part of the Blue Fern Studios design team.  It is very exciting indeed!

I live in South Australia with my husband and two children.  I have been scrapbooking for about 6 years now and it is a daily obsession.  My husband is the one responsible for introducing me to the world of scrapbooking, a decision he now probably regrets, but I for one am eternally grateful.  I scrapbook in both 8.5x11 and 12x12 and occasionally I dabble in both cards and off the page projects.

Today I would like to share a layout and a card with you.

First up is the layout.  This layout focusses on my son and incorporates some of my favourite Blue Fern Studios chipboard pieces.

 
The widgetworks set has become a go to set for me.  The arrow piece has been simply inked with charcoal ink.

 
The quatrefoil garden panel is a fabulously versatile piece.  I have cut the panel in two and embossed both pieces with distress embossing powder.  The two pieces were then incorporated into the design in place of patterned paper.

 
Quatrefoil Garden Panel (2)

 
Widgetworks

 
 
For my card I combined two different Blue Fern Studios pieces to create a lovely floral cluster on the card.
 
 
The seasonal wildflowers have been inked with sage ink with white paint and vintage photo distress ink randomly applied to add detail.  The garden daisies have been given a more subtle treatment of sandstone ink, gold perfect pearls and vintage photo distress ink.

 
 
Seasonal Wildflowers
 
 
Garden Daisies - Small

 
Thanks for stopping by the Blue Fern Studios blog today. 
 
 

Friday, July 19, 2013

Chipboards and Beads by Camilla

Hi there! Camilla here with two new Blue Fern Studio projects. First one is a layout of my son with his skateboard. Blue Fern Studios has some great title chipboards! I have used Boys Will Be Boys and I also have used the Quatrefoil Garden Panel  and a heart from the Heart Set.


To match the papers I first covered the chipboards with white gesso. Then I added some blue microbeads and some brownish beads before I covered the chippies with glossy accent.






Then I made a card using the Organic Vine Corner and Nested Circles. I really like to use naked chipboards sometimes. It makes a great contrast to colours, here purple.





Make sure to check in every other day to get some new chipboard inspiration! See ya!

Camilla