Denne layouten ble publisert i April i TPC - magazine.Jeg fikk noen Primaark fra 2006 fra en god scrappevenninne, og en utfordring med å lage noe ut av dem. Arkene var typisk for tidsperioden og ikke helt Prima sin stil i dag. Her har jeg forsøkt meg på en layout med arkene fra Petal Poetry kolleksjonen fra Prima. Bildet er tatt påsken i fjor.
Arkene er fra Prima sin Petal Poetry kolleksjon fra 2006. Utklipp av Prima blomster fra ulike eldre kolleksjoner.
Her er det brukt et bilde hvor jeg er på min første snøskutertur. Alltid gøy å prøve noe nytt.
Bakgrunnen er jobbet med, med gessoeffekter og stensil. Blomstene er Primablomster som jeg har hatt liggende.Litt mixed media har det også blitt, med hengsler, plasthjerte og halvperler.
After moving house, packing up my craft room and establishing a new one, I have found some of my really old craft stuff. I have really loved Prima for many years, so I do have a lot of old Pria collections. I have never really wanted to throw them away or give them away. So this was a chance to create something new with some old collections. This layout was created for an article for the magazine TPC, to give crafters inspiration to create new things with old collections and craft stash.
The background paper is from Prima's Pastiche collection - Heartstrings, from2010. Some of the other collections are from 2011.
The text - Never stop exploring is from a stencil from Rayher. The yellow paste isa white thick paste from Rayher, colloured with yellow Colur Burst pigment. The photo is one I took myself in New York-
The layout has become a new style layout with older collections.
I hope this inspired you to find some of your older collections.
I have always liked Prima's papers and products. I have often seen the Patina effects with cobber and rust, but not to often togehter with silver. Thw new collection Stella Teal is full with silver and green - blue colours. Using this collection was a fantastic opportunity to use the patina effexts together with silver.
The canvas is 12 x 12 inches. The papers used are Prima's Zella Teal collection - Floral Stories og Collect Memories
I have mixed a layerd layout with mixed media. The mixed media sides were created first, and the middle with the layout were added later.
The photo is an old photo. Sometimes it is good fun to find some of those old photos from the photo album.
The mixed media part, can be seen along the edge. You can see lace, bits from old swing machines, nuts and bolts, a small pair og metal scissors and gears from old sewing machines and in cardboard. You can also see some of the rust effect in between the patina.
The photo has been added with cardboard in between the layers. There are flowers, fussy cut leaves, wodden gears and metal added in between tha layers.
There are also small pieces of thread between the layers.
It is a fantastic feeling to be able to create something nice for a special celebration. This airplane has been decorated for a wedding, but can also be decorated for child or other occations.
I have used the super sweet papers with golden foil from Anna Griffin - Ivory Gold - Charlotte Foil Cardstock. This collection is super for all those wedding projects.
Golden foil is from Søstrene Grene. and the "congratulation text" is a die from Papirdesign.
All the flowers here are Mathia flowers. Sweet, simple and inexpensive from Hobbykunst.
This tutorial and template was in print i August's issue of Ett trykk
Template
Tutorial
Cut out the wings. There is two sets of wings, and you need double layers of paper to create stability. AIt is also nice to have patterend paper on both sides of the wings. Also cut out the airplane body, tail (also double for stability and to have patterend paper on all sides). THe front circle has been created in white cardstock on this plane.
Glue along the fold - shown with double sided tape here. Use good double sided tape or good glue. I like to use Score tape or Uhu glue. GLue together so the body of the plane looks like the photo below.
Fold down the tags at the front and glue the circular front to the plane.
I also created strips and circles of golden foil for decoration along the front of the plane, and along the cockpit. I have not added templates for these. If you would like them, measure the circles on the plane/ template to create them. These has no other function than decoration.
Golden circles and strips added to the plane.
Support between the wings. Glue two and two together. This is for extra support and to have patterned paper on both sides.
Glue two and two wings together for extra support and to have patterned paper on both sides.
Mount the wings on the plane. The wing with the half cicle to the top of the plane. Mount the support between the wings, between the wings.
Mount two and two tail pieces together. This is for extra support and to have patterned paper on both sides.
Glue the horizontal part of the tail, onto the vertical part of the tail. Cut strips in the tail part of the plane, so the tail can slot into the tail part of the plain. Add a bit of glue, to make sure the tail is not falling of.
Air plane with wings and tail.
Cut out two propellars. Glue them together, with patterned papter outwards on both sides. Mount the propellar with a brad. Use a nut or simething similar between the propellar and the plane. This helps the propellar to turn around.
THe plane is finished, and you can now mount the wheels.
Glue the support for the wheels together. I have added several white pieces to the support and glued them on i layers. This is because I wanted it to be stronger, and to be able to hold the weight of the plane.
Also glue the wheels together to get two thick wheels.
You end up with a good support and thick wheels.
The plane is finished and can be decorated.
Materials used:
You can also see the wedding album I created with the same collection from Anna Griffin:
Other planes with the same template:
Planes inside a Christmas ornament. The planes are about 2cm long.
