Hi there! Today I have a couple of fun projects to share. First one up is a sneak peek of a project tutorial that I made exclusively for the Simon Says Stamp blog featuring a variety of Ranger products. Please be sure to visit the Simon Says Stamp blog to see the complete project as well as the steps I took to create it.
Next up is a two page art journal spread that I made for the Compendium of Curiosities Challenge 3, Challenge 15:
I combined a variety of Ranger / Tim Holtz products:I combined a variety of Ranger Distress Spray Stains and Distress Ink:
die cut pieces using Tim Holtz Sizzix dies:
For the focal point, using a Tim Holtz Cabinet Card, I framed a photo of the beautiful BIG BEN featured on the UK Parliament building that was taken when Scott and I were vacationing in London:
for the title, I used a Tim Holtz rub on:
added lots of texture a variety of Tim Holtz stencils including the Harlequin stencil:Up next is page 2:
more texture using the Tim Holtz Clockwork stencil:
I challenged myself not to get carried away with bulky embellishments so I upcycled a cereal box and used to make the die cut pieces which worked out perfectly adding a touch of texture and design:
Thanks so much for stopping by! I would be tickled pink if you could take a moment to check out my tutorial on the Simon Says Stamp blog.
Be Sweet ;)













amaizing work,
ReplyDeleteSimply wonderful! The texture and colours are amazing here! Xx
ReplyDeletebeautiful... :)
ReplyDeleteAmazing!! LOVE all the texture, colors, every amazing detail!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous Mona, love the texture! ~Diane
ReplyDeleteaaaaaaaaaaadorable :-))
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty colours! I like them very much!
Hugs, Andreja
Very cool!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing work, love every little detail!
ReplyDeleteSuch great texture and colors Mona.
ReplyDeleteLove this, Monda. The cabinet card stands out so beautifully on your rich textured background. Thanks for sharing this with us at CC3C!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, this is amazing!! The texture is so gorgeous!! I love the beautiful colors!! Wow!! Fabulous!! Headed over to see your tutorial on the SSS blog!! I hope you have a wonderful evening :)
ReplyDeleteLisa
A Mermaid's Crafts
Goodness Mona! what wonderful texture on this! love all the drippings and die cuts under the pastes - two beautiful pages featuring Big Ben!
ReplyDeleteI am in love with your GREEN-BLUE color! This is a beauty = )
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Mona! Love the pretty patina effect! These colors look amazing! Gotta go check out your tutorial!
ReplyDeleteI've taken that same photo...love that clock! Your texture is absolutely stunning! Gorgeous make! Thanks so much for playing along with us on the Cabinet Card Pocket challenge at CC3Challenge!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! this is fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThe sneak peak looks so interesting I'll have to pop over to SSS to see it... and wow to another fabulous layout with such perfect texture.. Perfect for Big Ben from the Houses of Parliament!
ReplyDeleteHave a fun weekend..
Hugs
Christine x
Mona...I love your art journal pages! Wow girl! They are so vintage looking with all of their texture and antiquing. I love them. Your cabinet card looks amazing on the one side tucked in among the embossed gears and so forth. I love it! Thanks for sharing with all of us at CC3C. <3 Candy
ReplyDeleteJust saw the post on SSS blog - Gorgeous. Love the colors you chose also. Thanks for doing the step x step tutorial.
ReplyDeleteFantastic journaling pages, Mona! Wonderfully detailed!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Mona. I especially appreciate that you used a black & white photo against your colorful and textured background. Thanks for entering this for CC3C!
ReplyDeleteFabulous journal pages Mona! All that wonderful texture and your photo is beautiful. Love it! Karen.x
ReplyDeleteWow, what gorgeous texture and color! Amazing photo too! TFS!
ReplyDeleteOMG, I LOVE your background! Amazing patina look with such vivid colors! WOW!
ReplyDeleteOMG fabulous texture techniques going on ; love the color combo too !
ReplyDeleteI always leave your blog in awe, Mona--gorgeous work!
ReplyDeleteWow Mona this is totally awesome
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colours, gorgeous original London view!!
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