We have several projects today from Susan. You are just going to love all of the different things she has done using Graphic 45 and My Tattered Angels products. Below Susan gives a little tutorial for each of her projects.
"Christmas Joy" - altered item
I altered a little twig wreath to create this cheerful hanging Christmas decor, using papers from the Christmas Past collection - The Holly and the Ivy, Ode to Joy and Deck The Halls. Don't you just love the little cherubs from the Ode to Joy patterned paper? I cut them out, then added a little stickle to their feathers to give them a little touch of glitter. Glimmer mist was applied liberally to the twigs, corrugated cardboard and lace trim. To complete the decor, I added the beautiful stamped butterfly from My Tattered Angels, a Prima poinsettia, a skirting of lace and two ribbon tassels.
"Owl" - card
A fun card featuring papers from Renaissance Faire teamed up with misted corrugated paper and a branch hand cut from corrugated paper. The lovely chip owl is from Tattered Angels. The corrugated backing paper and the twig were generously misted in Suede, Coffee Shop, Sunflower, Olive Vine and Golden Terracotta.
"Walking Sunshine" - layout
Here's another nature-themed layout from me, using papers from Renaissance Faire. I love the versatility of Graphic 45 papers. You never have to take them at face value because a Renaissance style paper can be used to great effect on nature themed layouts too. Papers used on this layout are Awakening, Triumphant, and both sides of Florentine. A misting of some tree glimmer screens from Tattered Angels in four complementary shades of green and a chipboard butterfly misted in a sun-burnt golden hue complete the layout.
"Central Park" - layout
I love the festive greens and reds of Graphic 45's Christmas Past papers so I decided to create my own background using coordinating glimmer mists from My Tattered Angels. I used three glimmer mists on this layout - English Ivy, Burnt Red and Olive Vine, which went beautifully with the Glad Tidings and The Holly and The Ivy papers.
I placed a flourish mask on the cream cardstock and liberally misted the cardstock with the two greens and reds. Then, to add a splash of color, I happily splattered glimmer mist all over the background, creating a carefree cheery background. When the paper was dry, I layered on my Christmas past patterned papers, carelessly torn to match the splattered mists, added some trim, mistletoe and a darling little tag from Graphic 45 and I was done!
Thanks so much Susan. Your work is fabulous!