Having a sort out of all my part done projects lol. Which always means making a mess so i have just posted some of my Viva decor projects i made for Create and craft TV
This paper-mache box was covered with
Inka Gold violet and the birds were done using a stencil and
Glitter Paste.
This jewelry box was also covered using
Inka Gold, but this time I used blue
This card i took a piece of mount board, covered it with
Inka Gold Violet, placed on a stencil and used
Crystal Gel. I used a back ground stamp of a little flower with a black ink pad and mat and layered it onto the card, I used a paper flower and button to embellish. Simple and fast.
This is the Lid of the jewelry box, i used a flower stencil on old and touched up top of the blue
Inka Gold and covered
Inka Gold gold and touched up with
Inka Gold Lilac
I again used violet
Inka Gold and stenciled on the
Crystal Gel, mat and layered onto some spotty paper and used the Woodware crafty edger for the heart border
I stenciled onto some blue card, using a flexible stencil, using the holographic
Crystal Gel and added some embellishments
For this card i used
Inka Gold gold for the base and edged it with some
Inka Gold graphite, I placed a bird stencil on the card and use a pallet knife and
glitter paste hematite
This card i used
Inka Gold graphite and stenciled on the flowers using ferro blackberry, I mat and layered it onto some purple textured paper, i have used woodware's crafty edger on two strips of card and covered them with
Inka Gold graphite
This pot was a boring grey, the original colour you can see on the inside, I coated the pot with Inka Gold base coat, let dry and then covered it with
Inka Gold graphite, I used
Glitter Paste hematite and removed sections and pushed in the rhinestones while still wet.
All these were done using various
Inka Gold colours
The Ikea box and the picture were both done with
Inka Gold and ferro
This card was done with the iridescent
Glitter Paste and a peel off.
I stamped and embossed to create a background using a versamark ink pad and clear embossing powder. Then i used watered down Viva Decor
precious metal colour over the top and stenciled the bird cage and bird using ferro. The bottom border was done with woodware's crafty edger and coloured with Viva Decor
precious metal, the paper flowers were also coloured with Viva Decors
precious metal colour and stamped on top of. I added Viva decor
pearl pens to the centre of the flowers.
This baby grow and the t-shirts underneath were all created with Viva Decors
pearl pens, which can be washed at 30 degrees
This is my favourite
This jar was covered first coated in Inka
Gold base coat, i used
Inks Gold gold and stenciled on the pattern using ferro
Ferro
Ferro
Here's my late Christmas decoration, starting with a polystyrene cone I covered it with Viva Decor Inka Gold, Gold. This not me repeating myself, Inka Gold comes in many colours. I put the sequins on in a spiral shape around the cone pinning them with sequin pins. I pinned the sequins at the top with a pin and placed two others one in the middle and one at the bottom to get the correct curvature on the polystyrene cone. I then went back and individually placed the sequin pins on every sequin because i liked the effect it gave. Next I added some strips of Mark Richards metals gold to follow one side of the curved of the sequins. On the opposite side of the sequins i added Crystal Stickers Pearl yellow. Next I added strips of mosaic metallic 3D foampads, these are great because you can cut what width you want, they are adhesive and they will bend round curves. I also added a strip of mosaic tiles to the other side. I placed the Candi on a foam pad and pushed through the pin before adding it to my cone again following the same shape.and repeated it on the opposite side with a different colour of Candi which comes out of the same packet. Then I got my husband to make me a coffee. Next I added Metal stickers Nailheads to both sides using different colours. Next I added beads to the cone using the sequin pins and carried on using the same items over and over again until the cone was completely covered.
