Hi everyone!
Today I am with you to show you
my last two creations of February.
I made a layout and a tag.
Some close-ups
Scrap FX products used:
And here is the tag.
Some close-ups
Scrap FX products used:
Thank you for your visit.
Have a nice day!
Hello Crafty Souls,
I’m Hema here with you all today and super excited to share my first DT work with you all. I have an altered diary cover. I have altered the diary with some bits of chipboard negatives, sandpaper for texture, black gesso, Scrap FX – Steampunk Motorbike & gears chippies with Lindy’s embossing powder, Prima – Brass metallic acrylic paint, bling, viva gold, art stones were adhered with white matte gel, mess tape and glitter stickers words.
Here are the product list used (Click on the image for product link)
Thank you so much for stopping by today. Hope you will like my work share in the coming months. Will get back soon with some more inspiration.
Happy crafting!!
Hello ScrapFx fans,
welcome to my second blog post here on the ScrapFx blog.
I made for you two layouts and one steampunk decoration.
At this time I am fascinated by creating my own background in abstract style, with the wonderful stamps of Scrap FX.
I love the energy from the bright colours on my layouts the dramatic from the black colour
and the minimal decoration with silhouette and transparency, also from Scrap FX.
But first my steampunk decoration.
I used from
Scrap FX:
Good Morning Beautiful People…
On this fine Thursday I have two shares for you today using 2 very different products that ScrapFX has to purchase
The projects thatI have created include the Feathers and Lace Transparency and the Small Chisel lowercase alphabet
Feathers and Lace Transparency
Lowercase Chisel Alphabet (small)
Here are a few close ups of the transparency
My second project is a canvas I made for a friend – craft is a great gift, I’d love to see some projects that you have created and gifted in your comments
Here is a close up of the chisel alphabet
And……..a happy friend 
If you have any questions about any of the projects I have created contact me or comment below
Till next month ……Happy Scrapping
Bee xx
Hi All!!
Tanya here with my some more steampunky inspiration for you all.
I have again twisted the steam punk and used a more vibrant colour scheme of yellow..inspiration drawn from my sons exciting and somewhat daunting yellow L plates! I am not ready to teach him how to drive!!!
To grunge up my chippy I first coated them in black then with my finger dabbed Yellow and Grey blotches randomly and then dried it completely
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The main products I have used are
Thanks for stopping By!
Hi All,
I have been so excited to share this project with you all, mainly because I am obsessed with making these dolls for all occasions!!! So without further hesitation – meet Stella, my Scrap FX Steampunk Muse (the full video of making Stella is linked below – check it out).
Stella came about after seeing the beautiful Decorative antlers and Steampunk Fairy Queen chipboards, and knowing how amazing they would look on one of my dolls. The doll body starts off as a simple arch shape cut out of a sheet of chipboard, covered in collage papers, washiest, paint markers and found ephemera (zips, lace etc). I have also used the Scrap FX mark making mini stamp, which was the perfect size.
The head and legs were a printable from Little Raven Ink, printed out onto sticker paper, then adhered to chipboard and fussy cut. I coloured in the collar and created a foiled crown for her head. The head was stuck onto the body using double sided foam tape. I painted the Decorative antlers using paint markers, which allowed greater control of here the paint was applied, then added a coat of Nuvo glitter gloss to make it sparkly. I also added the #ownyourtalent chipboard from the #achieve set, as this is a doll to inspire my creativity – and to believe in myself.
I felt bad making the wings, as it meant I had to cut through the Steam punk fairy queen just for her wings – but in the end it was very worth it! I painted the piece black, then applied ink gold wax to give a metallic effect. I also glued watch pieces and found metal latches to the wings to give it more interest and depth.
Finally I filled a small box with magic foam (florist foam would do the same) so that the skewers would be more stable, then collaged the entire box with painted papers and washi. I stencilled the Scrap FX art phase onto tissue paper, then pasted that onto the box as well.
My top tip for this project is to remember to paint both sides of the chipboard – as it will be visible from both sides. This is an object people pick up to have a closer look at – so make it look pretty from all angles!
The full process video of creating this steampunk art muse is available here on the Scrap FX YouTube Channel. Make sure you subscribe to the channel and click the notification button so that you are notified as soon as one of the new projects goes live.
Happy Creating,
Niamh
@niamhbaly
The two projects I have created for this post are designed for Memory Keeping.
Old photos & school paraphernalia in one & autographs & written messages in the other.
Both projects use recycled items.
This Album above features a weathered painted board effect made using acrylic paints & my gel press plate.
The chipboard wordlet is embellished with crackle paint & embossing powders.
The recycled elements are the little girl images.
This oversized card was made from recycled packaging.
It features a two layer embossed texture effect & metallic finishes.
Love to make keepsakes to cherish out of items that would otherwise be thrown away.
More information about the creative processes used are available on my blog
http://www.ozpaperscrapart.com/
SCRAP FX PRODUCTS USED:
Hi Scrap FX fans, Cindy here with you today to share a couple of recent projects… first up I have a scrapbook layout I titled “Dream Machine“
This is a pic of my favourite bike (yes I do have more than one bike, hence the favourite)… I love the pic showing off all the gorgeous lines and character of my bike… it really is my Dream Machine…. I had wanted this style of bike from the day I started riding, but this model was very rarely available in Australia… So when hubby discovered that there was one bike of this model in our local Harley store, the only one that had been available in years we just had to get it…. I fell in love the minute I rode it… it really is my Dream Machine…
This new title says it all…. I couldn’t have had a better title if I had designed it myself…. love it!! perfect for a layout of my fav bike, my Dream Machine…
This awesome Steampunk Motorbike is the perfect embellishment for my layout… Isn’t it totally fabulous… I fell in love with it as soon as I saw it…
To add to my photo cluster I cut pieces of the BBQ Mesh, love using it as a page filler….
I used the smaller piece from the Chain & Clip pack (there are two in the pack) to embellish my photo… it is just like the chain that is on my biker wallet….
Have I mentioned how much I loved these new Scrap FX designs…lol..
A final look at the whole layout…
Scrap FX products used:
My next piece is an Art Journal cover which I have nicknamed “Dragon Journal”.
this one was lots of fun to create… and will get plenty of use…
I began with the Intersections Stencil and applied modelling paste through the stencil to the entire front and back covers…
Some close ups of the stencilled covers…
I added the amazing Steampunk Dragon to the cover…. isn’t it a fabulous piece… I love how the body cogs piece is separate from the Dragon and as such allows for easy painting and colouring of both the dragon and his cogs cover, not to mention the sensational 3D this gives the piece…
to finish off the cover I added some pieces of Chicken Wire, some cotton, gauze and a few art stones…
One final look at the whole cover…
Scrap FX products used:
I hope you found some inspiration here today,
till next time,
happy creating,
xC
Hello Scrap FX Friends,
Today is my last post on the Scrap FX Blog.
I am off to study, but I have loved every minute of my time on this team.
So I am sharing two projects. My first is a layout of the inside of my hubbies Speedway Car.
Anyone who know me, knows I love cogs and funky mens pages.
Here are some close-ups:
I used the Metal & Pipe Panel. I painted it blue and black. You can also see the Industrial machines transparency on the top left and bottom right of the layout.
All Geared Up was the perfect title for the layout. I painted it the same colours.
I also stamped the background using the Chicken Wire Stamp.
Here are the products I used:
My second share is a card I made using the new Steampunk Releases.
I wanted to show you that the products can also be feminine.
I began by stencilling the white background with a Tim Holtz Ink Pad. I kept the Instersections Stencil in place with Washi Tape. Then I used a sponge to add the colour.
I cut out the side strip from the Antiquities Transparency.
Then I inked the Steampunk Assemblage chipboard piece as well as one of the two Chain & Clip chipboard pieces.
I finished off with a Happy Birthday strip.
Here are the pieces I used:
Once again, thank you for stopping by.
I have loved seeing your comments and I hope you were inspired.
Hi everyone, Lynn here and today I would like to share with you an art journal page and two pages from my Travellers Notebook.
First is my art journal page:
I have created this is my Dylusions Diary. I began my painting the page with distress oxides and then using the Intersections Stencil and a darker distress oxide I created the patterns on the background.
I have painted the Steampunk Motorbike in copper/bronze paint and added some tranparencies.
Here are some close ups:
For my second project for this post I have made not one but two entries into my Travellers Notebook style journal – it is actually one of Dyan Revealeys Dyalog journals.
I have thoroughly enjoyed doing these – making pages from photos that are quirky moments or not quite focused or what I would use for a scrapbooking page. I think it is a fantastic way to make memories what what I did – not on a daily basis but when we do something worthy of noting and that would be interesting to look back on!
I have used the Time Transparency as well as the numbers chipboard that I created into a stamping block – more information is on this blog post: Making Stamps
and for my second page (using the same background technique as the art journal page) :
Scrap FX Products Used
Steampunk Motorbike
Til next time Happy Crafting 🙂
