Hannah Grey Supplies:

HG Microscope Mailer

Gypsy Journey Collage Sheet

Russian Journey ~Rub ons by Dove of the East

Neetika~ Fancy Bindi

HG Silk Ribbons

HG Metal pieces

Moon Glow Glitz Spritz~ Royal Crimson Fire

Diamond Glaze by Judikins

Other materials used:

Elmers gel glue stick

Liquid Glitter by Sulyn Industries

DCWV Scrapbook paper

Karen Foster font paper

Misc stamps

Colorbox pigment brush pad~ Ruby

Colorbox pigment brush pad~ Burnt copper

Stazon black inkpad

Acrylic paint~ Metallic Antique Copper by Plaid FolkArt

Prismacolor pencils

How to~ Front:

1. Apply scrapbook paper to outside & inside of mailer with glue stick.

2. Rub on HG Russian Journey in corners of mailer.

3. Stamp along edges

4. Apply metal piece to front

5. Glitter added to paisley

Inside:

1. Glue scrapbook paper to inside (left side)

2. Use stamp cats eye pigment to all sides

3. Stamp around all edges with stazon ink pad

4. Create with scrapbook paper, a place to hold your created tag. Glue only 2 ends so you can slip the altered tag through.

5. Cut out small pieces to fit inside the microscope slots.

6. Rub on the chosen flowers & swirls to the vintage image before you glue it into the slot. I also used prismacolors to the background of the vintage image & added color to here cheeks.

7. Add fancy bindi to above her head, then metal pieces applied with diamond glaze.

Back cover:

1. Glue on scrapbook paper, stamp & add glitter.

3. Seal the whole piece with Diamond Glaze, I use a flat edged paint brush so the glaze isn’t too thick.

2. Twist & tie HG silk ribbons, knot at top to hold the twisted ribbon, tie on to the top of the silk ribbon the tassle with bead.

Violá you’re done!!

Materials

11 inch 1/4 wooden dowl

7 x 10 suede (x2)

6×9 green fabric

4 1/2 x 7 canvas

2 1/2 x 3 1/2 suede

2 x 3 1/2 suede tabs (x3)

needle and thread

twine

stencil, joint compound, walnut stain

silk flower HG

beads

decorative button HG

bamboo tile HG

natural and metal findings

plastic letter “F”

copper wire 26 gauge

Adirondack alcohol ink, rust and gold, HG

leaf stamp (unknown)

fabric tac glue

Directions

1. 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 suede, glue silk flower and sew around the edges, glue button in center, edge with seed beads. Stain bamboo tile with rust and gold adirondack alcohol inks, let dry, stamp leaf pattern, sew onto suede piece.
2. Lay leaf stencil onto 4 1/2 by 7 inch canvas piece, spread with joint compound, let dry, stain with walnut stain.
3. sew suede 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 completed piece to one edge of canvas piece.
4. with the copper wire attach the found metal piece to the other side of canvas piece.
5. color the plastic F with rust and gold alcohol inks also, let dry, glue to center of metal found object,place a natural finding to the side of the letter F.
6. sew canvas to the center of the green 6 x 9 fabric.
7. couch twine around the border of the green fabric.
8. glue suede tabs with the adjoining 7 by 10 piece of suede, attach dowl rods to hang wall hanging.
9. extra hints, I always like to glue my fabric down first, then sew, this helps keep everything inline while you are hand stitching.

Supplies:

-Jenni Bowland Mini Paper Packs (Black & White)

-Saltbox house die cuts (x1)

-Page Pebbles (x1)

-Caren D’Arche crayons

-charcoal pencil

-double sided tape

-UHU Glue Stick

-Xacto knife & mat

Instructions:

1. Using a glue stick, cover the saltbox house die cut with grid print Jenni Bowland paper. Turn over and cut out the windows and doors using your Xacto knife. Trim around the outside of the house with scissors.

2. Use the bird print Jenni Bowland paper from the package and choose parts of the image to be featured in the windows. Use double sided tape on the back of the die cut around the windows to stick the images on.

3. Add colour to the house, window and door images using Caren D’Arche crayons.

4. Add text of your choosing by picking words from the text printed Jenni Bowland paper and glue them down in one of the windows. Cut a few small squares from the remaining papers and glue them here and there on the house.

5. Using your page pebble as a template, cut the “74″ from one of the Jenni Bowland pages. Glue the number to the flat side of the pebble using a small dab of white glue.  You will want to put the glue on the flat side of the pebble and then press the RIGHT side of the paper into the glue. Allow to dry completely and then glue the pebble to the top of the roof in the center with another dab of white glue.

6. To make a neat backing to your house, put a generous amount of gluestick all over the back side of the house and glue down the the wrong side of one of the Jenni Bowland papers. Trim around the shape of your house.

7. Outline the doors and windows and outer house shape with the charcoal pencil to make them stand out.

I’m SOO addicted to collage sheets and vintage ephemera and I have alot of inspiration to make this sheet go along ways!

Let’s start with the Ingredients -

Bracelet

6- 1″ wood disks

Flower Girl collage sheet from Hannah Grey

crafters pick The ultimate glue

1″ circle punch (optional)

Prismacolor colored pencils

Judikins Diamond glaze

Dremel or drill with small bit

7mm Jump rings

4mm Jump rings

Toggle clasp

jewelry pliers

12mm vintage lucite flowers

4mm crystals

headpins

Lucite leaves

Vintaj key charm

Directions

Punch 6 - 1″ circle words/photos from flower girl collage sheet

Glue photo/word circles onto the wood disks let dry.

Color or highlight images using colored pencils

Drill holes on each side of disk close to edge.

Using diamond glaze coat the images,being careful not to clog holes. (If holes clog use pin or needle to poke through)Let dry overnight.

using head pins Take one 4mm crystal and one lucite flower and make a wrapped loop on the back of the flower, the crystal is the center of the flower. repeat for each flower.

using 7mm jump rings connect each disk making sure you have a jump ring on both sides of all disks. the end jump rings will be for the toggle.

using 4mm jump rings attach one flower and one leaf to every other 7mm jump ring connected to the disks.

using 7mm jump ring connect key charm to center jump ring of bracelet

using 7mm jump ring attach the toggle clasp.

Make sure everything is secure and enjoy!

Use metal of your choice, I used vintage brass, but copper or silver would look just as great!

Necklace -

1″ wood disk

20 ” of rayon ribbon

1″ circle punch (optional)

flower girl collage sheet

18 gauge wire

diamond glaze

2 small beads

vintage lucite flowers and leaves

6″ small link chain

head pins

4mm crystal beads

ribbon connectors

4mm jump rings

7mm jump rings

small toggle clasp

ultimate glue

jewelry pliers

scissors

Directions -

punch image from collage sheet

glue to disk, let dry

drill hole from top to bottom going through the disk, BE CAREFUL!

color or highlight image

use diamond glaze over image and let dry overnight

using 18 gauge wire cut about a 6″ peice and create a loop on one end , thread through the disk from bottom. Add 2 small beads on top of disk and make a wrapped loop to finish pendant.

using headpins thread a crystal then flower bead and made a wrapped loop on back of each flower

using jewelry cutters, cut the chain into 3 peices, each a different length

use a 7mm jump ring and attach the chain peices to the jump ring,thewn attach to the bottom of the pendant

using 4mm jump rings atach a leaf,flower and a leaf to each piece of the chain pieces attached to the pendant

use a headpin and attach 3 crystals and a leaf to the bottom of the longest piece of chain

cut a 20 ” piece of ribbon and thread ribbon through the pendant top loop. adjust length to your liking and attach the ribbon connectors on each end of ribbon, pinch tight

attach 7mm jump ring to ends of ribbon connectors and then each end of toggle clasp.

make sure everything is secure and enjoy!

you could substitute the ribbon with chain or cording, the possibilities are endless!

designed by

Dawn Marie

HG Supplies Used:

• Vintage Bingo Card
• Red bingo markers
• Basic Grey 6 x 6 Paper Pad (Scarlet’s Letter)
• Sequin Waste
• Vintage Photos Collage Sheet-Boys 1

Other Supplies Used:

• Rubber stamps
• Black ink pad
• Cigar band
• Chip board shapes
• Paper ephemera
• Glue stick
• Scissors
• Black acrylic paint
• Black rub-ons

Instructions:

1. Glue paper from the Basic Grey 6 x 6 paper pad to the bottom bingo card.  Stamp background stamp on the paper using black ink.
2. Glue cigar band strip between the two bingo cards.
3. Glue paper from the Basic Grey 6 x 6 paper pad to a frame-shaped piece of chipboard and cut excess paper from around the frame and from the middle of the frame.
4. Glue image from the collage sheet behind the prepared frame. 
5. Glue stamped numbers and quote above and below the the framed image.
6. Glue paper from the Basic Grey 6 x 6 paper pad to the triangle-shaped piece of chipboard.
7. Glue sequin waste on the paper-covered triangle-shaped piece of chipboard.
8. Glue both pieces of prepared chipboard to the bottom section of the bingo card to form a house shape.
9. Paint two question mark pieces with black acrylic paint and glue one to each side of the house shape.
10. Glue paper emphemera letters below the house shape.
11. Rub black letters and question mark on the red bingo markers.  Glue them diagonally over the numbers on the top bingo card.
12. Cut out two images from the collage sheet and glue them on either side of the diagonal red bingo markers.
13. Stamp the words “Where” and “When” on a scrap piece of paper using black ink and glue one word to each image.  

White Tag

Ranger Alcohol ink (HG)

Ranger Acrylic dauber

Moon Glow Glitz Spritz (HG)

Milagro paper (HG)

B/W Photo (or laser copy)

Colored pencils

Copper sheet

Copper embossing powder

Stazon Black ink

Tim Holtz Collection Flourish Stamp (HG)

Blue starfish (HG)

Perfect Pearls adhesive and Copper pigment

Diamond Glaze

Yarns/Fibers

1. Crumple tag and stain with alcohol ink. Smooth flat.

2. Smudge acrylic over surface of tag. Spray with MoonGlow Spritz, let dry.

3. Cut circle out of copper sheet. Stamp flower image with adhesive, add embossing powder. Heat until melted. Distress with Stazon black ink. Glue onto tag.

4. Tear photo of couple and affix to tag. Highlight with colored pencils.

5. Cut “wave” shapes out of Milagro paper. Glue onto tag.

6. Brush edges of starfish with Perfect Pearls adhesive; brush copper pigment to highlight. Affix to tag with Diamond Glaze and brush a light coat of Glaze on top to seal.

7. Stamp flourishes with Stazon.

8. Loop ribbons and fibers through hole.

Foam core

Tacky glue

Old CDs

Distressed Ink and Powder – Shabby Shutters (HG)

Ranger Acrylic Dauber

Grungeboard shape (HG)

Laser copied photo

Chartpak Blender pen

Basic Grey Paper Pad – “Periphery” (HG)

Tim Holtz Collection Flourish Stamp (HG)

Fabic Flowers (HG)

Metal Picket fence (HG)

Clear and copper embossing powder

Satin vine (HG)

Diamond Glaze

Copper Foil Tape

Vintage faux pearls

E6000 adhesive

1. Using E6000, glue 2 CDs together.
2. Trim small block of foam core; cover with ephemera using tacky glue.
3. Lay laser copy of photo down on sheet of Basic Grey paper. Rub backside of copy with Blender pen – gently remove after entire image has transferred.
4. Cut out image and another piece of paper to fit front and back of CDs.
   Stamp flourish using embossing glue on top of photo image; emboss with clear powder. Go over embossed sections and edges of paper with Distress inks.
5. Stamp paper for backside with distressed ink & emboss with distress powder. Ink another flourish with acrylic dauber and stamp backside.
6. Using E6000, glue paper to both sides of CDs. Affix grungeboard shapes, flowers, and pearls to covered front of CD using Diamond Glaze. Add more stamped images and emboss as needed.
7. Wrap edge of CDs with adhesive-backed copper foil tape. Burnish well.
8. Cut section of Metal Picket Fence. Entwine Satin Vine through pickets, tacking it to the metal with glue or adhesive.
9. Poke row of holes in foam core base and insert fence. Cut “trench” and insert CD backdrop. Secure both with a few drops of Diamond Glaze.

HG Supplies Used:

• MDF letter “M”
• Basic Grey 6 x 6 Scrap Pad (Scarlet’s Letter)
• 2″ paper mache numbers
• Vintage Photos Collage Sheet-Boys 1

Other Supplies Used:

• Acrylic Paint
• Rubber stamps
• Black ink pad
• Sepia ink pad
• Glue stick
• White Tinz heart
• X-acto knife
• Scissors

Instructions:

1. Paint the MDF letter with acrylic paint. Let dry.
2. Glue scrapbook paper from the Basic Grey 6 x 6 scrap pad to the top of the MDF letter.
3. Turn over and cut off the excess paper with the X-acto knife.
4. Glue scrapbook paper to the tops of each number. Cut off excess paper and outline each number with black ink.
5. Cut out three circles from the scrapbook pad.
6. Cut out three images from the collage sheet.
7. Arrange the circles under the boys’ images and glue to the MDF letter.
8. Stamp “Live”, “Laugh”, “Love” and “Believe” on each number using a black ink pad.
9. Arrange prepared numbers on the MDF letter and glue them to the letter.
10. Cut out the word “memories” from the collage sheet and glue it to the white heart.
11. Glue the heart under the face of the bottom boy’s image.
12. Edge the MDF letter with sepia ink.