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Saturday, 13 November 2021

Craft on the Run Aussie Christmas Cyber Crop Challenge #3 - Moodboard

Good morning, I am here to share with you the third challenge from this months Craft on the Run - Aussie Christmas Cyber Crop which kicked off last night and continuing throughout the weekend.

To see the challenges you must be apart of our little Chit Chat Community, follow the link and join us....

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Challenge #3 - Moodboard

#85 /365, Paper Roses Paper, Dusty Attic Chipboard, Uniquely Creative Sequins, Cutfile

We hope you can join us.... you have till Midnight Friday the 19th November 2021 WST to upload all your entries to the correct albums.

Monday, 13 September 2021

Dream Discover and Explore with Dusty Attic

Good morning how are you? I have to tell you I must do things backwards.... when its Winter I scrap Summer photos and when its Summer I scrap Winter photos. I dont know why, and I have always done it, do you do the same? I find I do my best layout when its the opposite of whats around me.

Grungy music = soft very girly layout.

Happy music = mixed media, darker layouts...... maybe I am revealing too much of my inner brain workings? I am sure its like an ink spot test some see butterflies others dragons, ahhh well thats for another day.

I am here to share with you this months Dusty Attic Moodboard and its has an awesome neutral vibe and I have to say I have loved working with it as its not my normal colour palette.

Feeling very inspired by the natural textures a summer beachy vibe was the way to go...

A Porthole is a perfect place to layer your chipboard and it also catches all your art stones and glitter and glass.

Looking for little elements in places which arent scrapping related, like these little gold fish - they are design for nail art .....

Large glass pearls add an instant beach vibe, to help cover up the extra glue add some glitter and glass shards to help cover the glue.

To add to the beach feel, keep your chipboard all white, just give it a spray with some spray paint and off you go. It works great with the etched chipboard as it allows all the detail to show.

So why dont your find your beachy vibes and enter into this months challenge.

Pelicans

Old Wooden Fence #2

Shells #3

Mini Compasses

We would love to see your take on our moodboard. Don’t forget to share your projects on our Facebook page. Why not enter the Mood Board challenge yourself?

All you need to do is add your take of the challenge into the comments section on the Dusty FANattics Facebook page HERE for your chance to win one of two amazing $50 Credits to choose any.

Good Luck and have fun creating.

Friday, 26 February 2021

Adventure Bound

Good morning how are you? I am here today for Dusty Attic with a very, bright and fun layout that hopefully will inspire you. I have been going through my photos only to discover so older ones that where hidden in the stash..... ones that I have been waiting for the perfect papers and accessories.

Have you got photos like that? Have you found the perfect ''things'' to complete the layout or are you still waiting? Please say that I am not the only one?

#17/365

The approach to this layout was to have fun with lots of different, bright papers a simple trick when doing these types of layouts is keep the papers in blocks do you can stack them and if you mat them in a black card stock it will tie all the layers together and sort of ''calm down '' all the patterns.

The Blueprint Rocket is one of my favourite things, because its so fine I decided to spray paint it with Dulux Chalk - Charcoal that way I wasnt rubbing the ink on the finer details.

I sprayed the Adventure Bound with the same Dulux spray paint and to add a metallic element I used a wax with my finger over the title.

The KAPOW – Layered Cluster I used the Tim Holtz Oxide Ink Pads, I love how they soften in colour to give you a great chalk effect, I find that they still remain bright but they dont seem to compete with the papers.

To finish off the layout I added some clusters of Layered Bolts scattered around in clusters throughout the layout.

To add to the comic feel of the layout I used a background stamp that are dots and just randomly stamped away.

*** Tip: The paper is a gloss, so when splattering ink it will eventually absorb, just pop it in the sun to help that process along. Also use a Staz on ink or a archival for the stamping.