Fabscraps Milkshake Chic
This is a photo I took a few summers ago. Such a little camera Diva. I thought the photo would be great for the new FabScraps Collection - MilkShake Chic.This collection looks like summer fun. Go have an ice cream cone and take a photo. That's how I feel when I look at this. Add some inking around the edges and turn it vintage.
I used some fun papers and some tiny little chippy clothing hangers.
This sheet was used as the background of my page and is Milkshake Chic - Chocolate C58008.
I used these adorable chipboard hangers - DC58013
This piece was used under this lace and as backing for the edges. It is Milkshake Chic - Raspberry C58004
Milkshake Chic - Journal Packet MC58001A
The adorable dress forms came from the Milkshake Journal Packets. I cut them out and added some cardboard behind each of my dress forms. This makes the dress form a bit more dimensional, adds some stiffness to it and makes the hanger more adorable
I used some lace and inked it with a black ink pad. I simply rubbed my ink pad over the top of the lace. easy! Then I took the Milkshake Raspberry paper and glued the lace to the paper - trimmed around the lace and BAM. done.
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Instructions
1.
Background Paper Preparation:
2.
Using FabScraps Milkshake Chic - Chocolate C58008 – add some punching to the
edges of the page. A little at the top
and a little to the right side. Not all
the way around the page but just enough to give the page and edges some
interest. We want the focus to be in
the center of the page and not around the edges.
3.
Taking the FabScraps
Milkshake Chic Collection – Raspberry paper, cut off enough of this paper and
place behind the punched edges – to give them a pretty soft pink backing.
4.
Rip small pieces of
dress maker pattern paper and adhere to the page. You can glue them down. After they are all in place, thin out some
white glue with a little water and paint the glue mixture with a paintbrush or
foam brush. This helps the tissue
stiffen and gives it more support. You can also use a premade paper glue.
5. Embellishment Preparation:
6.
Cut a piece of wide
lace about 6 inches long. Wide lace
would be about 2-3 inches wide.
7.
Ink the lace black by
rubbing your ink pad across the top of the lace. Let dry.
8.
Glue the lace to a
piece of FabScraps Milkshake Chic Raspberry C58004.
Trim around the lace.
9.
Glue to page –off
center and a little diagonally.
10.
Glue photo over the
top of the lace.
11. Chipboard Preparation:
12.
FabScraps Milkshake
Chic -Diecut chipboard Hangers
DC58013 – ink two hangers black.
13.
Cut out two dress
forms from FabScraps Milkshake
Collection - Dresses 1 (MC58007)
and Dresses 2(MC58008).
14.
Take some old
cardboard and glue to the back of each dress.
This will add a little lift and dimension to the page and make the
little hangers look nicer.
15.
Slide the dress forms
through the Hangers as if they are hanging up. Glue to page. .
- Finishing
Touches:
- Glue down miscellaneous buttons
and pins, sewing notions to the page.
- Take a string of pearls about
18 inches long and set them down on the page in a carefree way. Just let them
fall as they want. This makes them
appear more natural and less forced and manipulated.
- Glue down.
- Top with a few flowers here and
there for accent but not the focus.
- Tuck some lace in as desired
and add some lace to the top of the page where the punched edge is.
- Enjoy!
FabScraps Milkshake Chic Hangers DC58013
FabScraps Milkshake Chic Journal Packet -Dresses 1 MC58007
FabScraps Milkshake Chic Journal Packet - Dresses 2 MC58008
FabScraps Milkshake Chic Chocolate C58008 ( Background paper)
FabScraps Milkshake Chic Raspberry C58004 Pink behind the lace and on the edges
Martha Stewart Large Wild Flowers Edge Punch
Tim Holtz Trinket pins
ModPodge
Lace
Tim Holtz - Distress Ink Black Soot
String Pearls, buttons
OMG, this is SO cute!! Sweet and still mixed media, the perfect combination! And that picture is priceless!
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