Showing posts with label Leonie Neal-Dawson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Leonie Neal-Dawson. Show all posts

Sunday, December 10, 2017

I Believe In Santa by Leonie Neal-Dawson

Hello Merry Christmas and welcome to my December post, Leonie here with you today. 
I have of course, a Christmas page to share with you today. 
I used an older Kaisercraft Christmas range called mint twist, I like the pink and lime additions to the traditional Christmas reds and greens.

On my page I used the 'I Believe In Santa' phrase and framed either end of it with chipboard flourishes.  I also added a banner to match in with the Kaisercraft die cut banners.


The chipboard on this page has a layer of texture paste added to it and then coloured with Distress Oxide Re-inkers





I Believe In Santa



Banners


Embellishment 4




My second page today is a family themed page featuring a photo taken on Mothers Day with my mother and sisters.
The large Janice flourish on this page has been coloured with ink and painted with Ranger Stickles.
I did the same on the Precious Family title.










Thanks so much for stopping by the blog today.
Happy Crafting and Wishing you a Merry Christmas 
Cheers
Leonie Neal-Dawson.







Friday, November 10, 2017

Mood Board and More with Leonie Neal-Dawson


Hi, it's Leonie with you today with my November shares. 
We've challenged ourselves with a moodboard this month and this is my take on the board. 
I was inspired as you can see by the colours in the board and chose the patterned paper because the circles reminded me of the clocks in the picture. 



My title piece has been heat embossed using Lindy's Stamp Gang 'Bonjour Butter' embossing powder.  I added an extra swipe of yellow ink on top.


The 'today' and 'flourish' chipboard were also embossed with Lindy's Stamp Gang embossing powder 'Cafe Au Lait'






Along with my take on the mood board I have a little more to share with you today.
I created a scrapbook page using the 'Compass with travel words' chipboard, love arrows and oval frame. 












Lastly I created a simple little birthday card, inking the chipboard Doiley and Happy Birthday chipboard.





Thanks for stopping by the Imaginarium Designs blog.
Happy Crafting. 


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Tuesday, October 10, 2017

Never Grow Up by Leonie Neal-Dawson

Hello and welcome to the Imaginiarum Designs blog.  Leonie here with you today sharing two 12x12 Scrapbook pages that I've loaded up with some fun Imaginarium Chipboard.  
The first one is uses some pretty florals from the Cocoa Vanilla Studios Bohemian Dream collection. 
Perfect for spring.

Never Grow Up


I used 'Loolabelle's Piechart and Hearts Embellishments', some 'butterflies' and 'Denise's Flourish'.
all of which suit the young, floral, fun theme I wanted to achieve with this page. 
I placed my photos and title in the centre of the page and  
created a circle of the chipboard pieces around my photos.  I added diecut flowers and shapes to fill out the circle and completed it with my Journalling.  I placed a little arrow at the beginning of my journalling. 


The chipboard pieces on this page have all been coloured simply and easily with Distress Paints.
Adding in some subtle shading using lighter paint colours and blending them. 



The Look Of Love

Next up is this page using the chipboard title 'The Look Of Love'.
I take quite a few sunrise/sunset photo's and I usually scrap them by creating a background using pinks, yellows and Orange as my colour combo.  I wanted to try something different with these Sunset photos so I used this Brown toned fence paling patterned paper and die cut elements from the 'You Rock' Cocoa Vanilla Studios collection. 
I added some white texture paste and doiliey for contrast.

Then I was left with altering my chipboard and I used my orange, Yellow and pink colours on them.


The banner has been heat embossed with gold embossing powder which I wasn't too happy with so I added some Kaisermists to it in yellow and pink.  It took a while to dry on the embossed surface but I like the added colours.


The pinwheel and title were both painted with yellow Distress Paint and when dry, I added Kaisermists to them as well.  This gave a mottled sheen to the chipboard which I really liked. 









 





Thanks so much for stopping by today, 
happy Crafting
from 
Leonie




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