Showing posts with label clear scraps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clear scraps. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 19, 2025

Welcome Decorative Fence with Clear Scraps

Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun project featuring
This is a quick and easy project. I have 5 simple steps to help you create your own decorative fence.


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Supplies Used:

My Stash
Apple Barrel Paints: Kings Gold, Laguna, Carribean, Kelly Green, & Limeade
Crafts Smart Paint: Matte Vanilla, Grey, & Dark Grey
 Artifical Flowers: Yellow 
My Mind's Eye Gems: Grey
Vinyl Letter Stickers
Fine Point Sharpie: Black
Pixie Spray
Masking Tape
Ad Tech Glue Tool & Glue Sticks
Brushes (2" wide & No.2 Small) 
Craft/Make-up Sponges
Paper Towels


Step 1. - I started by placing the vinyl letter stickers onto one of the slates from 
the Fence Shiplap Shape Medium; then I spainted over them with the Grey paint.
 I set it aside to dry.


Step 2
. -  Next, I painted the 
Fence Shiplap Shape Medium and the other slate with the grey paint.  I wiped off some of the paint with a paper towel to give it a more rustic look. Set it aside to dry.

Step 3. - The slate is dry I remove the vinyl letters and paint in the letter spaces with the Dark Grey paint.

Step 4. - Next, I placed the 6" Bird of Branch Stencil onto
 the Fence Shiplap Shape Medium using a bit of pixie spray to hold the stencil in place

Then, I masked the leaves and branch with making tape. I used some make-up sponges to daub some paint through the stencil onto the fence.

I removed the making tape andcontined to daub the paint through stencil onto the fence to complete the image. I then removed the stencil and washed it.

Step 5. - It's time to assemble the Fence Shiplap Shape Medium. I adhered the top slate tothe fence using a bit hot glue. I repated the process with the bottom slate. I then adhered the flowers to the bottom left corner of the fence. I also colored in the birds eye with a black sharpie

For a finishing touch I added a few gems to the ends of the top slate and 
to the center of the flower.

The Project is now complete!


Thank you for stopping by the blog today. I hope you found some inspiration and create your own decorative Fence Shiplap Shape Medium and the 6" Bird of Branch Stencil !

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Friday, August 8, 2025

Thanks Slimline Card with Clear Scraps

Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a slimline Thanks card using a some products from Clear Scrap. I used the Rose Chipboard Embellishment and the Brick Wall 4x6 Stencil


Supplies Used:
Artist Lost: Coarse Texture Paste
Brutus Monroe: Chroma Mist -Bluebell
Brutus Monroe: Evergreen Embossing Powder
Imagine Crafts: MBoss Valentine Embosing Powder
Recollections Brand 110lb White & Gray Cardstock
Shimmer Cardstock: Gray
VersaMark Ink
Thanks Die
Slimline Dies
Tiny Red Gems
Bearly Art Glue
Tools:
Heat Tool
Craft Spatula
Masking Tape
Paper Towels



Step1. -  I start by placing the Brick Wall 4x6 Stencil onto the white cardstock I had die cut for my card front. I used a bit of masking tape to hold the stencil in place. I then use a craft spatula to smooth on the texture paste through the stencil. I then remove the stencil and clean it.


Whilke the paste is still wet I do a light spraying of the Chroma Mist(crafy spray) onto the panel. I set it aside to dry (about 20 minutes).

Step 2
. - Next, I put some masking tape onto the Rose Chipboard Embellishment stem and leaf. Then, I press the VersaMark ink ontot he Rose bud. I cover the bud with the Red embosssing powder and heat set it. I then repeat the process only this time I cover the bud and cover the stem and leaf with the Green embossing powder and heat set it.



Step 3. I die cut the senitment 4times. 1 Time from the Shimmer Gray cardstock, 2 times from the gray cardstock and 1 time from white cardstock. 

I adhere the three gray senitments together. I cut the N from the white sentiment and then adhere it to the back of the gray one. I did this so the sentiment would lay flat on the rose stem.


Step 4. Now, let put the card together. I cut 2 panels of gray cardstock using my slimline die and another white cardstock with the smaller slimline die (same one I used for the scard front). 

Adhere the white panels onto the gray panels. Then, I scored the top of the back panel about half inch from the top. I put some adhesive onto the section and pressed the top layer of the card onto it.

the card is now made.

 I then adhered the Rose and sentiement ontot the card front.

For a finishing touch I adhered a few tiny red gems to the card front.


Our card is complete.


Thank you for stopping by the blog today. I hope you found some inspiration!

I hope you give one of our amazing Chipboard Embellishments  and Stencils  a try!
 
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Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Memory Box and Dex Sliders with Clear Scraps

Hello Crafty Friends - I am here with a fun project featuring the Regular DIY Wood Box and the Scallop Chip Dividers from Clear Scraps.

Supplies Used:
My Stash
Craft Smith: Pacific Cove 12x12 Pad
Beach Theme Wooded Pieces
Mod Podge
Distress Oxide Inks: Squeezed Lemonade, Gathered Twigs,
 Peeled Paint and Lumber Jack Plaid
Bearly Art Glue & Foam Tabs
Wood Glue
Foam Brushes
Pencil
Scissors


Step 1. - I traced all the side pieces of the Regular DIY Wood Box & Scallop Chip Dividers onto the pattern papers. Then I cut them all out along with a few small pieces from one of the pattern paper.


Step 2. - Next, I adhered all the cut paper to the side pieces of the Regular DIY Wood Box & Scallop Chip Dividers with some paper Mod Podge to avoid wrinkles.


Step 3. - Next, I use some Distress Oxide inks to color some mini wood pices from my stash to embellish my dex cards with.

Step 4. - I assemble the Regular DIY Wood Box, Then I insert the dowels through the holes in the two inner pieces. Slind the inner pieces to the center of the dowels. 

put some adhesive onto the inner piece on the side that will touch the inside of the box.

 Insert the dowels and pieces into the box and slide the pieces against the sides.

Step 5. - While that dries. Work on the Dex sliders. Decorate them. I chose to use a few little cut apart from one of the pattern papers and the mini wooded pieces. I used a bit of foam adhesive on some of the mini cut aparts. I left space to add a picture onto each slider.


Finally insert your Dex Sliders into the box.

The Project is now complete!




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