Showing posts with label Imaginarium Design Chipboard. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Imaginarium Design Chipboard. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 14, 2018

Drink Coasters & Chipboard

Hi Everyone

Wendy back this month with a crazy idea I had a while ago which was to pair some retro looking drink coasters with some chipboard and pop it on a card front!!! I know bizarre but it works if you are chasing a real retro look for your cards - and also so you can see that nothing is out of the question when it comes to what you can throw on the front of your card!



You can see that the chipboard really sets the card off and goes really well with the retro feel.  The details of the chipboard I have used is below.  Have a great week.

Keep Creating!
Wendy


Details of the chipboard


IDW0094


IDW0092



Tuesday, November 13, 2018

A peachy time in November.... Sandi Spink

Hoping you have been able to get some time to create over the last month.This month was a challenge and a half for me...peach...definitely not a colour I use or love...but surprise surprise I actually became inspired by the colour and ideas flowed easier than I thought.


The pages of this journal page were firstly sealed with white gesso. When very dry I used my fingers to combined yellow and pink Dusty Attic acrylic paint to make peach across the pages. Gesso over the heart and clock stencils blended and softened the colour over the page. The patterned edge around the page was created by dipping the edge of the scalloped edged tag into the grey acrylic paint and a burgundy paint being used to cover the 'Time flies' and 'frame' chippie. Black paint mixture in a fine tipped bottle was used to make the black circular lines around the photos. Old lace, gold pointer stickers and paint splats finished the page.



Imaginarium Design products used included:
Clock Face Stencil IDMM003
Heart Stencil IDMM001
Five tags in a board IDS0064
Leah Frame IDFR0034
Time flies when you're having fun IDP0064

It's a journal type of day, here's another.... I used stencils and the chippie negatives as stencils on this background.



I mixed my own peach colour using pink and pale yellow acrylic and smeared it across my gesso covered pages. Gel medium was placed over the cross stencil and let to dry. Using blue and yellow acrylic and the negatives of circles and arrow chippie. Stamping and pen scribbling edging borders the page, circles, arrows and crosses. The finishing touch was adding one of Fiona Paltridges Little Peeps Aall&create stamp sets.



Products used:
Crosses Stencil IDMM006
IDD0036 Nat's Piecharts 5 in a board
Loolabelle's nested Arrows IDDL0018

My last share is a layout using patterned paper, the paper was very bright so adding a coat of gesso in a range of thicknesses softens but not totally covers the pattern. This is a simple page incorporating Imaginarium Designs chippie and layers of paper.


The colours of peach and pink were added using a roller. I constructed layers of coloured and book page papers to place under the photo and the tag with twig chippie painted with brown paint. The title was made with a combination of chippie letters and #wonderful.

Chippie used include:

IDFL0013 twigs
Isobel Uppercase case alphabet IDA009
Isobel lower case IDA0010
IDW0094 #instagram etc.
Hope you have enjoyed my latest ideas and have a go at some of the new ways I have used the chip board and stencils here at Imaginarium Designs.

Saturday, October 20, 2018

It's a blue October Sandi Spink

The year is flying past...It's October already it's hard to believe. I  have just had the opportunity to attend a fantastic retreat..full of friends and inspiration. Here are a few of the things I was inspired to create.
The first creation was using some of my ephemera from a stop over to my favourite antique shop in Casterton.



 I used a combination of blue toned paint and white gesso for the background of this map page of ephemera from an old book that was falling apart. When dry I used a sewing machine to stitch in straight and zig zag stitches around the black border to define and add texture to the page. I used distress oxide ink to colour the heart, background and # chippie, building layers of a range of papers and natural hessian further adding depth and more texture.




The chipboard I used in this page included:
IDW0094 #instagram etc.
Circles and diamonds IDS0091
Nats hearts 1 IDD0042
My second creation I would love to share was created in my art journal and as I didn't want too much bulk in my book I decided to challenge myself in how many ways I could use one stencil.


The background was blue acrylic and gesso blended together with my fingers as the tool. I used 'Kate Stencil' for my challenge stencil and began with using a scrapper tool to smear white gesso over the stencil. When dry I sprayed Lindy's Danny Zuko Denim over it several times which softened and defined pattern all at the same time. The second technique was stamping over the stencil with a blending tool and Distress Oxide ink 'Denim'. While the ink was still dry on the stencil I turned it over and printed with it like a stamp.  I dried each layer with at heat gun to ensure that it was dry before the next layer was added. The next technique I used was using an Faber-Castell ink pencil and tracing the inside edges then I used a water paintbrush to gently add water to the edge of the marks to make them bleed and blend with the background. I painted the phrase in a white paint with only a slight touch of blue added. To finish off the page I stamped a single dandelion in a grassy spot being blown by the wind.


The Imaginarium products I used were:
Kate Stencil IDMM005

Rest Relax Recharge IDP0194
My last share was a quick tag I made when I realised I had only made 3 instead of 4 project pieces...oops. I was a great way to challenge myself in creating with no plan and going with what felt right in the moment.

I tore up a cardboard box to make the tag, ripping off some of the top layer to reveal the corrugations. After making a hole I tied some white twine through the hole then constructed layers using a variety of papers including an old dress pattern to add some extra dimension. The chippie was coated in Distress Oxide ink 'demin' and placed onto the tag with the layers to complete the look.



The chippie I used in this tag was:

Morrocan border IDB0012
Just for you 4 in a board IDP230
Hope to see you all again soon and happy creating.

Thursday, October 11, 2018

Monochromatic Cards With Chipboard

Hey All

It's Wendy back with some cool cards and this month I have gone a little monochromatic - which according to Mr Dictionary it means "containing or using only one colour".  I really like this style of card and chipboard lends itself really well to this technique as you can use a variety of different mediums to colour the chipboard.

For the first card I have gone green and embossed the chipboard with jade embossing powder.  In the second card the chipboard is a little harder to spot but it's there ......... yep the red glitter square is it.



The chipboard I have used is listed below - so go and give some monochromatic cards a go!

Keep Creating!
Wendy




IDFL0004


IDS0046

Tuesday, October 9, 2018

October projects - With Karyn Schultz!

Hi Imaginarium Designs lovelies!!

It's Karyn here and today I have 2 scrapbook pages to share with you.

The October Colour of the month at Imaginarium Designs chipboard is "Blue". We would love for you to join in the challenge and create a project using Imaginarium Designs chipboard that is inspired by the colour Blue then send a photo to Jane at sales@imaginariumdesigns.net.au (before 25th October) and you will be in the running to win a fabulous chipboard prize pack!! 

My first scrapbook page has a photo of Rachael enjoying a coffee when we were at a recent University open day - OMG ... Uni next year, where did the time go!
I started with a sheet of 12x12 Kraft cardstock  and used a palatte knife to apply my fav Dina Wakley paints to the page (black, lapis, medieval, elephant)
I then added some stamping, then used gel medium to adhere some strips of tissue paper to the page. 
I matted my photo on papers from the Teresa Collins Urban Market collection and a silver paper doilie. 
I left some of the chipboard raw and coloured the words with a blue Posca marker. 
Lastly I added some cotton thread, a flair, splats of black paint and handwritten journalling.
 
Imaginarium Designs chipboard I've used includes 

Loolabelles chevrons #2: Code IDDL0022
Lou's frame and bars 8inch : code IDD0053
Love grow hello : code IDW0083
Everything Everyday today : code IDW0082
Loulabelle's callouts : Code IDD0046 

My next scrapbook page has a photo of Jessica dressed up for Book Week. She was dressed up as Emmeline from "The Eye of the North". Emmeline escaped reality by reading - it was her treasure, and it is also Jessica's treasure!
I started with a sheet of 12x12 white cardstock  and used a painting with plastic technique to apply Prima Watercolor Confections "The Classics" to my page. Then I added some stamping using KaiserKraft, Prima and Carabelle Studio stamps.
I matted my photo on papers from the Teresa Collins Urban Market collection and torn strips of tissue paper. 
I left some of the chipboard raw and coloured the words with a black Posca marker.
Lastly I added some cotton thread, a flair, splats of black paint and handwritten journalling.

Imaginarium Designs chipboard I've used includes 

Loolabelles chevrons #2: Code IDDL0022
Nat's hearts 1 : Code IDD0042 
lower case alphas: Code IDALC0001
Hello : Code IDW0102 
Thanks so much for stopping by
Crafty Hugs xx
Karyn