unique papercrafting graphic 45

August 09, 2010

Alrighty Matey..some pirate stuff!

From Laura: 
This LO was inspired by my G45 DT member {Tracey Locher}! She is a former DT member for Rusty Pickle, and she was so kind to be able to get me these Pirate stamps I no longer had {Thanks Tracey}!!!! This 12 x12 LO has tons of pirate goodies and lots of distressing, definetly one of my favorite things to do!

Tips/Techniques
 
To give the paper the burn torn effect I used my heat gun. I love the way burned edges look but hate the smell so instead I use my heat gun for the same effect! Chances are you won't burn the house or your craft room down. Also when you tear the edges use a water color ink like Tim Holtz Distress inks. This gives more of an effect than just using regular ink. I also used a Hambly Transparency, this transparency was a little too large for my LO so I shrunk it using my heat gun. This is a thin transparency so I kept the heat gun a good distance away so it would not melt and just shrink.

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Thank you Laura for sharing your pirate creation!

Happy PaperCrafting,

Candy

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That ship is just awesome! I love the compass! Beautiful. Thank you for sharing this.

You are so sweet! Thanks for the shout out! :-) I'm guessing these photos were at your LSS pirate event... looks like FUN! ;-)

Wow! Great job - I love all the technique that you used!

Awesome layout Laura! Thanks for all the tips you shared too...

Thanks ladies for all the wonderful comments!

Hugs,
Laura Loo

Thank you Laura for a DELIGHTFUL layout—I love it!

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