



Good morning everyone .... the beginning of a new month sees some more projects from the Design Team, again featuring
Kaisercraft goodies.
For this project I started out by using an
Art Frame (size 20x16cm) available from
Snazzys. To achieve the
"Peeled Paint" effect ....
1. I applied a base layer of Burnt Umber Acrylic Paint, allow paint to dry fully (I used a heat gun to speed things along).
2. I then painted a thick layer of PVA glue (you can also use Vaseline) for this technique.
3. I then painted another layer of Acrylic Paint this time using Buff Titanium, to speed things along I used a heat gun but you can equally leave it to air dry.
4. Remove the PVA glue by using a soft cloth (I used a baby wipe), this will also remove the second colour of paint and give you the
"Peeled Paint" effect, you can choose to remove as little or as much as you like.
5. I then used
Distress Inks in Walnut Stain to highlight the edges of the frame and the centre insert.
6. I then tore strips of paper from the
Timeless Paper Pad (this pad is available in Vintage or Black & White) again inking with
Walnut Stain, adhere strips to frame using
Claudine Hellmuths Matte Medium.
7. For the insert I used a
Tim Holtz Texture Fade on cardstock, highlighting the crackle effect with
Distress Inks Vintage Photo, trim to size and adhere to insert stand.
8. Apply
Rock Candy Crackle Paint to top corners, allow to dry before highlighting areas with
Distress Inks.
9. Stamp clock face from
Kaisercraft Clear Stamps (Duchess Collection DS209) onto torn paper areas using
Archival Ink Coffee.
10. Ink
Kaisercraft Wooden Flourish (Roman Clock) with
Distress Inks Walnut Stain, apply layer of
Rock Candy Crackle Paint, set aside to dry. Adhere
Ideaology Game Spinner and Hitch Fastener to clock then using
Ranger Glossy Accents adhere to frame.
11. Tear quote
"Time after Time" from above paper pad, ink with
Distress Inks Vintage Photo and adhere to bottom left of frame.
12. Cut words from paper pad, ink with
Vintage Photo and adhere to
Ideaology Ornate Frame, adhere to wooden frame using
Glossy Accents.
Thanks for stopping by and watch out for more projects throughout the month.