Hi all!
Ever wondered what to do with all those negatives and all the little pieces of chipboard?
As a huge fan of all the chippies, I save ALL the leftovers,
the negatives and even all the smallest pieces!
Today I want to share three different ways featuring those leftovers:
Two canvases and a card.
I made a tutorial of this canvas.
All you need for this canvas is:
All kind of negatives and little bits of chipboard
Some Imaginarium letters
Glimmermist
Paper
Gesso
Paint
Mod podge
Some flowers
Beads
Let's start with the tutorial:
As a huge fan of all the chippies, I save ALL the leftovers,
the negatives and even all the smallest pieces!
Today I want to share three different ways featuring those leftovers:
Two canvases and a card.
I made a tutorial of this canvas.
All you need for this canvas is:
All kind of negatives and little bits of chipboard
Some Imaginarium letters
Glimmermist
Paper
Gesso
Paint
Mod podge
Some flowers
Beads
Let's start with the tutorial:
Randomly glue down some paper of your choice with Mod Podge.
Here I used the Engraver paper collection from Prima.
Add some of the leftovers and negatives.
Give it all a coat of gesso.
Don't let all the color and paint scare you!
Tone it down with gesso.
Mmmm....maybe a bit more gesso?
Yes...this is what I had in mind!
Some details:
As a final touch I added some letters, a few flowers and some beads.
For this second canvas I didn't use the colors but added lots of flowers!
Some details:
Products used:
Prima Engraver collection
Prima flowers
Prima art tiles
Tim Holtz metal label
gesso
mod podge
tulle
buttons
My last project is this card where I used the negative of the 9 cogs on Board
and a small piece of the Cross Hatch.
Other products used:
Glimmermist
Gesso
Prima: clock
black and white pen
Rayher: brads
Hope you all enjoyed the tutorial and my projects!
Enjoy your day!
Ingrid xxx
Brilliant! I really want to have a go at this!
ReplyDeleteYou are genius, Ingrid. I have to try it too
ReplyDeleteочень стильные работы! потрясающе красивые и интересные!
ReplyDeleteСпасибо за подробности! Это супер креативно и красиво!
ReplyDeleteWow, how clever is that! Gorgeous projects!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful projects!
ReplyDeletefantastic ideas
ReplyDeleteWow Ingrid you are the best......great projects xxxx
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteGreat project!
ReplyDeleteTHIS IS AMAZING Ingrid! I LOVE IT! What an awesome idea... This is why i LOVE your work and everything you create. Nothing is ever boring :)
ReplyDeleteШикарные проекты и идеи!
ReplyDeleteСупер! Очень красиво!
ReplyDeleteVery cretive projects, Ingrid! I also like to use leftover pieces :)
ReplyDeleteI mean *creative :))
ReplyDeleteTotally Awesome!!!! Brilliant usage of the leftovers Ingrid, and done with such artistic flair...loving it!
ReplyDeleteamazing!
ReplyDeleteOMG these projects are amazing... and I have been tossing them all... NO more. I love all of them Thanks for sharing. <3
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas, of course now I will be hoarding my negatives instead of throwing them away! I think I might need a new storage box!!
ReplyDeleteWow, that is just stunning, love, love, love it! What a fantastic way to use up chipboard leftovers, I think I neeeeed one for my wall! :)
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful! I love the final effect!
ReplyDeleteRunning all around doing happy dance!!! I always knew eventually I would find something to do with all of the negative chipboard!!!! Loving what you did!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so following you!!!!
Jackie P
A new stalker HAHA
Such a great idea! I am afraid of canvases but I might actually try this technique!!! Great work!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat great ideas, and the results are just amazing, love this!!!!! xo
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! Super!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea. I'll have to start saving my bits abd pieces
ReplyDeleteYou are such a creative artist!! And I mean 'artist' to the fullest extent of the word. You never lack in imagination!! Gorgeous stuff here!!!
ReplyDeleteMy compliments to you !!
ReplyDeletevery nice !!!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely giving this a try.tfs.
ReplyDeleteThese are so clever, Ingrid-thanks for sharing and inspiring!
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