Maybe one day quotation hand coloured box frame - Day 186 of my 365 day challenge

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Maybe one day quotation hand coloured box frame - 
Day 186 of my 365 day challenge

Hi Craft addicts!

Today's project for day 186 of my 365 day challenge is one I am  really pleased with - I am trying to do more home decor items and this is one that I might just hang on my wall!


How I made this project:-

  • I first of all took a piece of white stamping card (just a bit smaller than A6) and dusted it with an anti-static bag and then stamped the quote (from Rare Earth) onto it using Versamagic ink.
  • I then added some white super fine embossing powder to it (I used Cosmic Shimmer True White) and heat set it with a heat gun.
  • I used various colour distress and dye based inks (Tim Holtz, Catherine Pooler and Altenew) - greens, blues, reds and pinks to colour over the words, blending them all as I went). 
  • When I was happy with the result, I used some kitchen roll to remove the excess ink. I also used a water brush to tap some drops of water over it and used the kitchen roll to "bleach" some parts of the design.
  • I stuck the panel on to a piece of white card and then added that to a slightly larger panel (this time one that I had hand coloured myself using Tattered Angels Color Wash paints).
  • I then added the whole panel on to the carrier sheet inside the 195mm natural wood box frame (making sure it was in the middle and straight of course).
  • I closed the frame up and then added 3 flowers to the left hand side using PVA glue (though you could used a hot glue gun).

And there you are a project that is stylish to look at and would make a great gift.

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Products and items you may need to make this project
  • 195mm Natural Wood Box Frame
  • Maybe one day.... collide large stamp from Rare Earth
  • White stamping card
  • Tim Holtz distress inks and Catherine Pooler/Altenew dye based inks
  • Tattered Angels Color Wash paints
  • Versafine Onyx Black ink 
  • Versamagic ink pad
  • True White Cosmic Shimmer embossing powder
  • Flowers from Hobby House
  • Cosmic Shimmer PVA Glue
  • Tape pens
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