Wednesday, July 16, 2014

sumertie canvas

Hi all Blue Fern Studios fans!

Its me olga! I'm coming today with canvas in summer colors with my favorite chipboards and some spraypainting.
 I use Tangier Page Panel to prepare background and magestic frame and captured words in my composition. To se step by stem how i did this watch my video :















Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Watching YOU Put our Designs to Work!

Good morning and welcome to today's feature post, where we show off what YOU have been doing with our papers and chipboard. We love taking this opportunity to share with all of our fans YOUR creative take on our designs!

Take a look at what we've found this month:

Ludmila Kodymskaya
**shared on our Facebook page!**

Tracy Funk

Tracey Gregory

Maria Harms
**shared on our Facebook page!**

Tina Ollett
**shared on our Facebook page!*

Thank-you girls for sharing with us and showing what beautiful things you can create with our products!

If YOU would like to be featured, tag us on Facebook or upload to our gallery! We'd love to see what you've been up to :)

Have a fantastic day!

Monday, July 14, 2014

Three cards by Evgenia

Hello dear friends! its Evgenia Petzer with you today and I made three cards for you, all of them use Ombre Dreams collection and all of them have something in common, i like to make series of cards and hope that you will get inspired as well.

The first one uses Brigitte Butterfly Set, i coloured them with gesso first and then applied silks paint on it. I think its my favorite out of these three.


 All the sentiments on all three cards are alss from Ombre dreams papers, the second card uses: Symphony Border, Petite Windows.
The chipboard is colored with pearl paint by Martha Stewart. I reaaly like that apple shape for the cards.

and the last one for today, I love that Symphony border chipboard and i often cut it in smaller pieces.
 Blue Fern Studios cipboard used: Symphony Border, Petite Windows

and the last photo of all of them together.


Have a great week everyone!

Sunday, July 13, 2014

Three cards by Marie-Josée

Hello all!

Today, I am featuring three cards that I created with the Ombré Dreams collection. Here they are!

For the first card, I used the Shannon's Dream and Joyce's Dream papers.

 
I also used two pieces of chipboard, a piece of the Layering Stems (altered with Silks Acrylic Glazes) as well as the Country Picket Fence (altered with Gelatos). I cut the fence because it was too big for my card.
 

For the second card, once again, I used the Shannon's Dream and Joyce's Dream papers.

I also used two pieces of chipboard, a piece of the Berry Stems set as well as a piece from the Little Baskets set. Both were altered with mists.



For the third card, I used the Charlotte's Dream and Shannon's Dream papers. I also used the Village Sign Post chipboard, altered with Silks Acrylic Glazes.





Saturday, July 12, 2014

3 colourful layouts

Hi =) Maja here today to inspire you Blue Fern lovers with some layouts. I made three using both the new "Ombré Dreams" and the "Blue Fern Garden" papers for my projects. I love the watercolor effect on "Ombre Dreams" which goes so well with Distress Inks and stencils. It gives even more depth to the paper.

My first layout is of my son swimming in the pool. Here I have used a circle stencil with three differnt colors of Distress Ink. I also used a circle stiched stamp.




I have treated the chipboard pieces with Gelatos and Stickles. 


Blue Fern Products used:
Papers: Ombre Dreams - Susan´s Dream, Dream Cards 
Chipbord: Wild Florish Frame, Spring Trinkets


My next layout is also one made with Ombre Dreams using Distress Inks and Stencils. I have also used a couple of stamps.




Here I have treated my chipboard pieces with Gelatos, Silks and Primas chalk.


Blue Fern products:
Papers: Ombre Dreams - Joyce`s Dream, Dream Cards
Chipboard: Layering Steams, Mixed Chains 


For my third and last layout I´ve used the Blue Fern Garden and also here a stencil and Distress Ink.




Here I have treated the chipbords with white Gesso and Prima chalk. On the bigger chipboard piece I also used white Embossing Enemal.


Blue Fern products:
Papers: Blue Fern Garden - Signature, Picnic
Chipboard: All Natural Set, Damask Motif 


Thanks for stopping by =)

Friday, July 11, 2014

Two Paper Collections, Two Layouts

Hi everyone!  It's Valerie Serfozo today to share a couple of layouts with you.  Blue Fern Studios has two beautiful paper collections, and I have selected paper from each line.  For the first layout I have used the Boudoir paper from the Blue Fern Garden Collection.  I then selected the Roman Clock Small Set and Organic Vine chipboard pieces.  When I use multiple chipboard pieces, I generally like to alter them differently.  But in this case, I chose to make them all the same color,


I gave them all a coat of gesso, then used ink to color them.  As you can see below, I like the coverage to be a little less than perfect.  It adds a little character.  I cut the Organic Vine in half and used it in two places on my layout.


The largest piece from the Roman Clock and the other half of the Organic Vine

The smallest piece from the Roman Clock Set

For my second layout, I selected Leslie's Dream from the Ombré Dreams Collection.  It is one of my favorites with a combination of orange and yellow in the background.  This time, I treated each piece of chipboard a little differently.


Here I used one of the Techno Rings as a small accent.  I coated it with gesso, and used Distress Stain to color it.

Staying with the circle theme, I added a piece from the Circle Groups.  This time I painted it with Distress Paint, then added some Inka Gold on top of that.  The paint is barely visible, but it does peak out a little bit here and there.  I also chose to fill in the circles with some embellishments.

And here is the beautiful Dream Big word title chipboard piece.  Ink was applied to achieve the color I wanted.

The choice is totally up to you when you create your project with chipboard pieces, because you are the one deciding which colors to use, whether it be several different colors, or all the same.

Thanks for stopping by today.  Enjoy your weekend.

Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Swirlydoos Blog Hop!

Welcome to:
July Scrapbook Kit Reveal & Blog Hop!

If you came here from Angelica's Blog, then you are on the right track. If not, go back to Swirlydoos' blog and start from there. We have some amazing projects for you to see today !! Make sure to leave a comment on all of the blogs for a chance to win!!! Make sure you have LIKED & FOLLOWED Swirlydoos on Facebook!!!

Swirlydoos is proud to bring you our beautiful July collection:

Celestial Summer

And check out these coordinating add ons that perfectly compliment our July scrapbook kit!

Are you a subscriber? If so, your kit is on it's way! If not, check out the Swirlydoos store to see if there are any July kits or add ons in the store!

Has it sold out? - become a subscriber and not only will you never miss a kit again, but you'll also pay less for your monthly scrapbook kits!
*Mention this blog hop and save 10% on your first kit*




We have some absolutely beautiful scrapbook projects for you to see today !!  
Here is what we will be offering as a giveaway for the hop:


Make sure to leave a comment on all of the blogs for a chance to win!!! 

You have until midnight, eastern time, on Thursday, 7/10 to complete the hop. Winners will be announced on the Swirlydoos Blog on 7/11. In order to qualify to win here is what you need to do:
1: Visit all of the blogs and leave a comment on each. This way we know you were there. Take your time. There are REALLY beautiful things to see along the way.
2: Before you leave each blog, look for the “special” words and write it down. 
Once you have visited all the blogs and collected all the special words, they will create a sentence. 
3: Finally, go back to the Swirlydoos blog and leave a comment letting us know how much fun you had, tell us the sentence that was created with all of the special words you collected. Can't wait to hear from you.


My special word is : KIND


The party continues over at Rae's blog. Have fun!