Yes, it is that time again. Welcome to Heartfelt Creations Wednesday. I don't know about you but I can't every week until Wednesday. No, not because we are almost to the weekend. I love to see all the newest projects for Heartfelt Creations. Today my project is a layout featuring the two newest releases, My Guy Collection and Western Elements Collection. These two collections work so well together and are so versatile.
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| Detail view of fence and windmill |
Other: Memento Ink Tuxedo Black and Cottage Green,
Memento Markers Tuxedo Black and Cottage Ivy, Colored Pencils light brown and
pink, Gamsol, die cut machine, Copics Markers: E25, E29, E33, E37, E18, E23,
E31, RV52, RV55, pop dots, Xyron Tape Runner, white card stock, black card stock,
pop dots
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| Detail view of corner fence and rock |
How it is made:
The base of the layout is a 12”x 12” piece of white card
stock. Stamp the fence image on the
bottom left corner in Tuxedo Black ink and then color the image with markers
and colored pencils. I used the Gamsol
on the area colored with pencils to help blend out the lines and give the image
a smooth appearance. Stamp the rock
image near the fence in Tuxedo Black ink.
Color image with markers and pencils.
Again I add the Gamsol to the area colored with pencils to blend out the
lines. Stamp the fence image on a piece
of white card stock. Color the image
with Copic markers and then cut out using the matching die and a die cut
machine. Stamp the windmill image on
white card stock with Tuxedo Black ink and then color the image with Copic marker. Cut out the image using a die cut machine and
a matching die. I attached blades of the
windmill to the windmill base with a pop dot to give the image dimension. I attached the windmill to the top right side
of the layout. I then added the fence on
top of the windmill at the bottom. Stamp
two of the grass images on white card stock with Cottage Ivy ink. Cut out the grass using a die cut machine and
the matching die. Attach the grass to
the front of the fence area. Stamp the
flower image at the top right side of the layout with Tuxedo Black ink. Color the image with markers and colored
pencils, using the Gamsol to blend areas colored with the pencils. Stamp several of the rope images in Tuxedo
Black ink on white card stock. Color the
ropes with Copic markers. Cut out the
rope image with a die cut machine and the matching die cut. One piece of rope is the right size for the
4” side of a picture. To make a rope
that will fit the 6” side of a picture, you will need two pieces of rope. Cut one piece of rope in half using the lines
on the rope as a guide. Cut the ends off
of both ends of the rope, again using the lines on the rope as a guide. Attach one half of the rope to each end of
the other rope. Making sure that you
place them so that your rope piece ends up being as long as you need it to
be. Attach the rope pieces to the
picture to form a frame. Cut a mat of
white card stock at 5”x 7”. Cut a mat of
black card stock at 5 1/8”x 7 1/8” Attach pictures to the white mat and then
attach to black card stock and then attach matted pictures to the layout. Stamp the hat and boot image in Tuxedo Black
ink on white card stock. Color the image
with Copic marker. Cut out the image
with a die cut machine and a matching die.
Attach the hat and boot to the corner of the pictures.
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| Detail view of rope frame and boot |
Be sure to check out all the Design Team creations over at Heartfelt Creations Blog and let their creativity inspire you. Until next time....Happy Paper Crafting!
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