C91 Calls from the Wild Collection

Tag

by Michelle Frisby

For This Project You Will Need

•   FabScraps C91 – Call from the Wild collection

•   Metal foliage dies and a cutting machine

•   Seam binding

•   Sentiment cut on cardstock

•   Bloom

•   Muslin

•   Cotton

•   Butterfly and leaf die cuts

•   Stamp

•   Gesso

•   Black Staz on ink

•   Shipping tag

•   Hole punch

Instructions for your tag

1.              Using a shipping tag as the base of your tag cover in C91 – 004.

2.            Cut out a tag using a piece of cardstock slightly larger than the shipping tag and cover in C91 – 001.

3.            Stamp image of butterfly on the right hand side of the smaller tag.

4.            Adhere both tags together.

5.             Cut out pieces of foliage using various metal dies and C91 – 004.

6.            Layer butterfly and leaf die cuts and foliage and muslin and then place a cluster of purple cotton.

7.             Adhere a piece of corrugated cardboard [packaging box] for height.

8.            Adhere a nice bloom [flower] on the top.

9.            Cut out a sentiment using white cardstock and adhere slightly tucked in above the top of the bloom.

10.        Punch a hole in the top of the tags and thread through seam binding.

11.          Randomly apply gesso over the tag and around the edges with your finger tips or a paint brush.

12.        All done.

Happy creating.

C91 Calls from the Wild Collection 

Screen Card

by Michelle Frisby

For This Project You Will Need

•   FabScraps C91 – Call from the Wild collection

•   FabScraps bling

•   Metal foliage dies and a cutting machine

•   Sentiment cut on cardstock

•   Blooms [flowers]

•   Leaves

•   Acetate sentiments

•   Lacey edge doily punch

•   Labels metal dies

•   White cardstock

•   Muslin

•   Cotton

•   Butterfly and leaf die cuts

•   Black chalk ink

•   Frames

Instructions for your card

1.              Using white cardstock cut 12” x 6”, score at 3”, 6”, 9” – rescore over the score marks so they are sharp defined.

2.            Open card and punch top edge using your lacey doily edge punch.

3.            Attach a section of your labels metal die with a little washi tape and run through you Cuttlebug or similar on each panel along the bottom of your card.

4.            Cut four panels of patterned paper using C91 – 004 from the Call from the Wild collection. [cut slightly smaller than the remaining section on each card panel to allow an allowance right around the paper].

5.             Ink around the edges of all patterned paper panels, sentiments, and butterflies.

6.            Now start to decorate each panel, remember to not over decorate the middle panels of the card, for ease of folding – this will be a bulky card regardless.

7.             I have adhered acetate rings under, over and around one of the panels on my card and then angled and adhered a frame panel on the front and back panels

8.            One you have finished your layering of each panel, add butterflies on the front and back panel and adhere along the middle of the body of the butterfly only and lift the butterfly wings.  Finish building your floral clusters on the front and back panels and then add a little bling randomly throughout the card.

9.            All done.

Happy creating.

   C91 Calls from the Wild Collection

Layout

by Kavitha

Supplies list:

Fab  scraps call from the wild  collection-C91-008,005,004

Card makers pack- MC91 001A

Fabscraps stencil- DS 062

Chipboard- DC91 012

Instructions:

1.Keeping the c91-003 paper as base create some layers with papers004,004 and some tags from card makers pack.

2.Apply modelling paste with stencils

3.Paint the chipboard tree with acrylic paints and heat emboss it with clear embossing p[owder.

4.Add some die cuts from the card maker pack to decorate

C91 Calls from the Wild Collection

Card

By Kavitha

Supplies list:

Card makers pack- MC91 001A

Chipboard- 012 DC91 007

Instructions:

1.Take white cardstock measuring 11 by 4 ½ inches and score at 5 ½ inches

2.glue pattern paper 4 ½ inches by inches 5 ½ to the cardstock

3.take another pattern paper 4 inches by 5 inches,distress the edges with distress ink.

4.Before gluing the second layer of pattern paper,add some corrugated paper behind the layer.

5.Color the chipboard piece with distress ink and clear emboss it.

6.Add some die cuts to finish it off.

C91 Calls from the Wild Collection

Tag

By Kavitha

Supplies list:

Fab  scraps call from the wild  collection-C91-001,003

Card makers pack- MC91 001A

Chipboard- DC91 008, DC91 012

Stickers- ST91 002

Instructions:

1.Take cardstock measuring 3 by 6 inches, glue patter paper 001 and 003

2.Distress the die cuts with vintage photo distress ink.

3.Back the sticker with white cardstock

4.Paint the chipboard with acrylic paints and heat emboss it with clear embossing powder.

5.Glue everything together,finish it off with a ribbon

C91 Calls from the Wild CollectionChipboard albumby Kavitha

Supplies list:

Fab  scraps call from the wild  collection-C91-001,002,003,004,005,006,007,008

Card makers pack- MC91 001A

Diecut Chipboard album - DC91001

Sticker - ST91 001, ST91 002

Chipboard- DC91 006, DC91 004

Black gesso,Vintage photo distress inks

Instructions:

1.Paint  the edges of the chipboard album with black gesso

2.Apply glue to the chipboard pieces,stick the paper and cut it out according to the shapes.

3.Distress the edges with vintage photo distress inks

4.Decorate the page with die cuts,chipboard pieces and stickers from the collection

C91 Calls from the Wild Collection

Mini Album

by Ewelina Gryglak 

For this project you will need:

Papers:

Threatened C91 001

Vanishing C91 003

Extinction C91 006

Endangered C91 007

Chipboard die-cut TRUCK DC91 013

Chipboard die-cut CAMERA/HAT/BINOCULARS DC91 014

Stencil DS 061 C91 range

Various scrap papers from the C91 collection

Other: white card, clear and whit gesso, texture paste, brown ribbon, green/orange/brown gouache paint, mulberry flowers, glue, tape

Instructions:

PREPARATIONS:

STEP 1:

SILHOUETTE:

From the C91 papers, cut various tribal embellishments, frames, branches and ‘tall grass’ designs. – they will be used as embellishments throughout the album.

STEP 2:

Paint your chipboards using green, orange and brown paints.

STEP 3:

Fussy cut animal silhouettes from the Vanishing C91 003 paper.

STEP 4:

From white card, cut rectangles the size of your photos so that you know what you are working towards. I have framed my ‘fake photos’ and painted them with the same paints I use throughout the projects.

ALBUM BASE:

STEP 1:

Decide on the size of your album. I wanted to have pages 15cmx12cm. From the 12x12 white card stock. Cut out 3 rectangle sized 15x25 and score width-wise at 12 and 13cm. These will be your inserts.

STEP 2:

For the cover, cut out 15x27cm rectangle and score width-wise at 12 and 15cm.

STEP 3:

Glue the inserts together, making 6 pages to create on. Once dry, glue the inserts into the cover.

STEP 4:

For the cover, from the Threatened paper cut two rectangles sized 12.2x15.4 and glue them to the front and back cover.

STEP 5:

Paint the spine and, using a brad, attach the ribbon which will be used to tie the album shut.

INSERTS:

STEP 1:

From the Vanishing C91 003, Extinction C91 006 and Endangered C91 007 papers, cut 14.5x11.5 rectangles – they are the base for your inserts.

STEP 2:

Paint all the bases with clear gesso. Once dry, using DS061 stencil and texture paste, add hoof and paw prints in various directions. Sprinkle paints all over.

Now, time for embellishments.

COVER:

STEP 1:

Sprinkle paints all over the cover.

STEP 2:

Ensuring that the ribbon is placed under the cluster, arrange paper scraps and embellishments with the truck chipboard on the top.

STEP 3:

Add mulberry flowers and leaves.

INSERTS:

STEP 1:

On each of the pages, build up layers of embellishments using all the elements you prepared previously (see PREPARATION) and paper scraps building up paper clusters. On top, add the ‘fake photo’.

STEP 2:

Add mulberry flowers and leaves.

STEP 3:

Attach the inserts to the album pages.

Your mini-album is ready!