Showing posts with label Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2016

Shabby Chic Card with Video Tutorial by Elena Olinevich

Hello friends,
I've a got a new card to share with you.


I used some new products from the new release.
I wanted to create something cold and soft at the same time,
so that is the reason for the color choice.

Here is a start to finish tutorial I made for you.

Product used:
Donna Salazar Designs® with Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® product used:

Spellbinders

Partner Products

Sunday, March 27, 2016

Girlie Grunge Easter Eggs by Donna Salazar

Happy Easter everyone!!! Whether you celebrate today by going to church or doing an egg hunt... or maybe by doing both, I hope that you have a blessed day and that you are surrounded by the people you love the most!!! 


I've got some Girlie Grunge Easter eggs to share with you today. I purchased some craft eggs from Michael's so that I can keep these to decorate next year too. All the eggs were made with my new Girlie Grunge Art Medium and my Pigment Powders from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® but I also used some of my Mix'd Media Inx from Colorbox® on a few as well.


I decoupaged a couple of the eggs then added the Pigment Powder over the damp Art Medium. When you burnish the Pigment Powder over the damp Art Medium it really makes it shine. I've talked a bit about it in the video of my DIY Doily Bowls. On one of the decoupaged eggs I added the Pigment Powder into some Art Medium watered down by half with a bit of blue Pigment Powder in the mix then used that to decoupage the egg. 


I normally don't decorate my kitchen table for anything other than Thanksgiving/Fall and Christmas/Winter but I decided to do an Easter/Spring theme this year as well. I think I'm going to keep doing this theme and will add in a cross and more Eastery stuff next year. 


Product used:
Pigment Powder - Gold, Blue, Pink

Mix'd Media Inx - Wisteria, Petals, Chiffon, Berries, Patina, Indigo


And PLEASE go to my blog post with info about my application to be the next #homeandfamilyDIYstar if you haven't seen it yet!!! I could REALLY use your help in getting my DREAM JOB!!!

Thanks for stopping by!!! Smooches ~D~

Saturday, March 26, 2016

Denim Pocket Pillow by Donna Salazar

Hello my peeps! Today I'm sharing a SEWING project! I know, right? Who knew that I could sew. I was inspired to do this project by the Soft Touch pillow insert from Fairfield. I felt that maybe I needed yet another denim pillow because I never seem to have enough denim in my life... LOL! 

The pillow insert is 14x14 so I cut two 16x16 pieces of denim. I started by sewing the denim piping along the edge of one side then sewed the Levis® pocket to the center... but offset just a touch because I knew I'd be adding the flower. I pinned the 2 pieces of 16x16 denim together, wrong side out, and sewed around the edge with the foot right on the piping to give it a nice clean edge. I left a hole on the last side that was half the width of the pillow, turned the case inside out, added the pillow insert and sewed the cover shut, again with the foot right on the piping.

I then made the flower pin and bow pin that could be removed (to make washing the pillow easier) and have the step by step instructions for you.

I started by die cutting a whole bunch of roses and leaves from denim and Oly*Fun Rose Gold material using my new Jumbo Rose steel rule die from Spellbinders®. These roses are the next couple sizes up from one of my first dies (and still a very popular die) with Spellbinders® called Rose Creations.  I painted the backs of all of the flowers and leaves with my Girlie Grunge Art Medium from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® to stiffen the materials enough to form them.


After the medium was dry I put the Oly*Fun die cuts in my Medallion Em-Bossing folder and ran them through the Platinum machine.


I had some canvas flowers that were perfect for the flower center that I had cut from my Canvas Ribbons from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® using my Rose Creations dies. I painted them with Girlie Grunge Art Medium to stiffen them and keep the edges from fraying. I also cut 3 pieces of my Girlie Grunge Twine to use to string all the die cuts together. This was made easier when I dipped the ends of the Girlie Grunge Twine into my Girlie Grunge Art Medium then twisted them together. 


When it dried (after about a minute) the end was stiff like a shoe lace which made it supper easy to thread it through the shank of a vintage button.


I then dipped the ends of both sides of the Girlie Grunge Twine into the Girlie Grunge Art Medium again and twisted to thread through all the flower die cuts.


I started with the canvas flowers...


Then I threaded the smaller denim and Oly*Fun roses with the petals offset then the larger roses.


I trimmed the Girlie Grunge Twine and spread the ends out. I used a Dodz™XL to adhere the ends in place. I used another Dodz™XL on top of 3 leaves that I adhered to the bottom of the rose.


I die cut the larger rose from my Jumbo Rose die with a piece of stiffen2 interlining from Fairfield. I then sewed a pin to the back of it.


I lined up the stiffen2 interlining die cut on the back of the flower and used a heat gun in between the flower and the interlining pressing each petal to the flower as I went to fuse them together. 


I tied a bow with my organza ribbon from my Texture Ribbons pack from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® and sewed a pin to the back.


I used a heat gun to make the bow look more girlie grunge.


I added both pins to the pillow and called it done!!! 


Here is a close up of the denim piping on the side of the pillow.


The whole project only took me about 2 hours total!!! Easy peasy!!!


Product used:
Donna Salazar Designs® with Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®

Spellbinders®

Fairfield
Soft Touch pillow insert
Oly*Fun Craft Sheet Rose Gold
stiffen2 Interlining

Thanks for stopping by!!! Smooches ~D~

Friday, March 18, 2016

DIY Doily Bowls with Girlie Grunge Art Medium & Gauze

Hello my peeps! I did a video showing how to make a lace bowl with decoupaged book pages inside for a blog post for Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® and I decided to make a simplified version as well. I've made so many of these little bowls and now I've got a bunch of cute little Girlie Grunge containers for my studio.
You can see the original blog post here: How To Create Lace Bowls With Girlie Grunge Art Medium

Here is a photo of the bowl from this new video

And here is the video for your viewing pleasure! I hope you enjoy it!!!
(you can double click on the video to to to Youtube so you can get a larger view)



Product used:
Donna Salazar Designs® with Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L® product used:
Pigment Powder - Gold

Miscellaneous:
lace doilies, metal bowls

Thanks for stopping by!!! Smooches ~D~



Tuesday, March 15, 2016

How To Do Image Transfer With Girlie Grunge Art Medium

Hello my peeps! Today I'm sharing a flippin' awesome technique using my new Girlie Grunge Art Medium called Image Transfer. I have been having so much fun experimenting with this product!!! I think this is one of my most favorite projects so far.


I used a photo of some flowers that was printed on matte photo paper and an old wood shingle from a barn that a friend of mine gave to me.

You can double click on the video to go to Youtube so you can get a larger view.


Here are some additional tips for using the Girlie Grunge Art Medium:

I used the Girlie Grunge Art Medium and a couple tiny lace scraps to create the loops that I used to hang this.

I simply dipped the lace directly into the medium then adhered it to the back of the shingle.

After it was on the shingle I added more of the medium to make sure that it had a strong hold.

I leaned the shingle against the container so the back could dry.

I added a bit of the medium to the end of a long strip of my new Girlie Grunge Twine and twisted.

This made the end stiff so it would be easy to thread through the holes.

I went from the outside to the inside on one end then the opposite on the other end.


I tied the ends together... 

...Then I tied a bow... 

... Then I added a touch of medium to the center of the bow to keep the bow from untying.






Product used:
Donna Salazar Designs® with Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L®

Colorbox®
Mix'd Media Inx CHOX - Sparrow

Thanks for stopping by!!! Smooches ~D~

And as promised here are the two winners of the Premier issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine. Drumroll please......

Hello GF....you are certainly on a roll with articles in magazines this month. But so well deserved. I'm so excited for you. Of course I would love to be able to have a copy of this Magazine. It is so sad that there are hardly any scrappy magazines in print anymore. I miss them...yes old school, that's me. LOL. So Thanks again from Prescott, Arizona Hugs
Congratulations and Happy Birthday! I love the special gifts you received - thanks for sharing. I miss scrapbooking magazines so much!
- Erika from California
So... If either of these posts are from you, CONGRATULATIONS!!! You can send me an e-mail with your name and mailing address to donna.e.salazar@gmail.com and I'll get your prize in the mail.