Prima Make ‘n Take Summer CHA 2012- Keepsake Boxes

As promised I share with you the Make n Take Keepsakes Box I did at the CHA Summer 2012 Prima Booth. Thanks to all the people that came by and joined me :) – I had a lot of fun with you!

Supplies:
My Prima Place Freebie Paper or other Prima Paper
3 Prima Flowers- white and light yellow roses
1 Cherub Resin #891404
20 inches lace # 541125 or  # 529420
1 sheet of Say it in Chystals 560331 or Item# 553944 or Item# 554194

Prima Letterpress
Prima Chalks:
Teal Damask #89120,
Summer Field #891329,
Rusty Bucket #89109,
Tin Can #891152

papercutter, pencil, bonefolder, ruler, scissor, MyStik Permanent Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

Have an amazing and wonderful day

Nat

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Sounding my barbaric YAWP over the rooftops of the world

My last trip going to Toronto, Chicago and NJ was really good for me. I came back with a lot of affirmation that things are good. I thank my friends, my family, my students and the people/manufacturers I work with. You made me happy! I was in a doubting slump – too many things have been not working out the way I dreamed off and probably also because one of my most loved relative is going through a hard time right now…which weighs heavy on me – I had this nagging feeling of “I suck” and “Are the things I’ m doing right now are leading in the right direction?”

 

I thought it wasn’t good to go away on the trip  – the timing was not good – but actually this whole trip came at the right time- It refueled me and gave me back power in many perspectives. I feel loved and valued by my friends and family and I feel creative and good-enough again thanks to my students in Toronto, artsy friends and the CREATE event. And this makes me stronger to be strong in a situations someone else needs me.

I started this book in Michelle Ward‘s awesome Frond Chronicles Workshop at Create. I love her way of using selfmade stencils and her beautiful way of layering. It was a wonderful class. At home I gave the book my own twist- made it my own and filled it with quotes from my favorite movie “Dead Poets Society” -because…it fits …it is what this trip was telling me :)

“Now we have all a great need for acceptance, but you must trust that your beliefs are unique, your own, even though others may think them odd or unpopular, even though the herd may go “that’s baaahaaad”. Robert Frost said “Two roads diverged in the wood and I, I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference”!”

Watch the scene this is from here:

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Awesome- isn’t it?

“I sound my barbaric YAWP over the rooftops of the world!”

Watch the scene this is from here:

[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aLFQYbjYsso]

YAWWWWWWWPPP

 

“I’m exercising the right not to walk!”

 

“I stand upon my desk to remind myself that we must constantly look at things in a different way”

 

“this is a battle, a war, and the casualties could be your hearts and souls”

 

“There’s a time for daring and there’s time for caution and a wise man understands which is called for!”

 

“What will your verse be?”

“No matter what anybody tells you, words and ideas can change the world!”

CARPE DIEM

“Believe in yourself. Do not abandon your convictions because it is not what others believe!”

 

Supplies: Watercolor Paper, Acrylic Paints, Tyvek, old Spanish Newspaper, Liquitex     Spray Paints, Liquitex Acrylic Inks, Molotow Marker, Letraset Fineliner, Sari Ribbon, Dylusions Stencil

Loving the roughness of this—Might have to take it out whenever the voice in my head tells me again that I suck  ;)

When was the last time you yelled your barbaric YAWP over the rooftops of the world?

Have a gorgeous day

Nat

 

 

 

 

 

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  • Kim Heiden Kayser

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    Nathalie,altho I haven’t taken any of your classes I enjoyed Creative Jumpstart and I look forward to each and every post since then. Your work is vibrant,authentic,and fun. I love this post in particular. Such gorgeous colors and textures! The text is inspiring as well.Thank you soo much for sharing!

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  • Nurse Ratchet

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    These pages are so vibrant and luscious! Thank you so much for sharing,Nat!!
    I am not sure you quite realize the impact of your classes on those of us fortunate to have participated in Toronto. I have been so inspired and motivated since you gave me the gift of freedom to just create for my own soul as well as shared some amazing techniques and products to help feed my creative soul!!

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  • Gail Bales

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    Your journal is absolutely gorgeous!

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  • Cuchy

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    wauuu this is a deep and personal work. I’m sure it helped you to believe in what you do and what you are: a beautiful person -inside and outside-
    Loves, cuchy

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  • Kelly Belton

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    Nathalie this journal is so full of beautiful layers and inspiration. I like the way you YAWP!

    As much as you felt affirmed by your time spent in Toronto – you gave that positive energy to your students as well. I have been so excited by my artistic explorations since participating in your classes here and so for that I give you a great THANK YOU!

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  • Inma

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    I love it!!

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  • Susan

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    Wow! wow! wonderful layers of paint and stencil work. I agree, the quotes are so meaningful. When we feel low such creativity and words take us to much higher levels, right? Great work Nathalie and it’s so inspiring to see how art helps us in a positive way to face life.

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  • Catherine

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    Nat this is BEAUTIFUL — stunning. I love it, know that you are not alone in your feelings. I am feeling a lot like you were — which translates for me — why bother — Target is looking pretty good right about now. Have a wonderful weekend. xo.

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  • mjmarmo

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    Such gorgeous colors and quotes!

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  • Riikka

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    My favourite movie! Gorgeous colours and textures!

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  • Marianne Johansson

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    This is just gorgeous!! Love all your writing/quotes (haven’t seen the movie , have to check out your links when I get home from work) and the fabolous pages!
    A big hug!

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  • Anne Porretta

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    Great post, Nathalie. Sorry I missed you in Toronto, but I hear you were great.
    (Barbaric YAWPing all over the place!)

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Lovely Margot Minialbum or…New Prima Collection Rondelle

Can you make it through another CHA project? LOL- I have been quite busy before CHA ;) Here is another Prima Project using the new collection Rondelle.

I have to say this is not only my favorite line that Prima released this summer….

it is also my favorite project using some wonderful old photos I found of my beloved aunt

I used an old grammar book

and this is probably turning into an upcoming class

The embellishments are so cute

and I am in love with those clothespins

and the stamps

and the flowers are some of my faves too

and oh – did I mention I love those photos? They are so fun! Here my aunt with her friend Marga at the beach early 30s.

Prima Products used:

  • Rondelle Collection Polonaise #844660
  • Rondelle Collection Pavanne #844622
  • Rondelle Collection Etude #844639
  • Rondelle Collection Quadrille #844653
  • Rondelle Collection Gavotte #844608
  • Rondelle Collection Cabriole #844615
  • Rondelle Collection Alphabet Stickers #559144
  • Rondelle Collection Cardstock Stickers #559007
  • Rondelle Collection Cling Mounted Stamps #559359
  • Rondelle Collection Tiles & Trinkets #559632
  • Rondelle Collection Metal Trinkets #559700
  • Rondelle Collection Wood Clips #558865
  • Rondelle Collection Flowers #562427
  • Say It in Crystals #560508

Other supplies:

old Book

Tonic Studios Punches

I’m sure you can tell I loved working on this book. My auntie has been through a very very tough time the last couple weeks and this has been a good project for me …kind of therapeutic. I love her !

Have an amazing day

Huge hugs

Nat

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  • Sue

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    I found an old English grammar book that was my mother’s in school and it has some of her doodles in it and I think I will do this with it. I was trying to think what I could do with the book and still have a bit of “her” inside. I have some older pictures of her and some family pics that I can add. Thanks very much for sharing this wonderful project Natalie.

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  • Kerstin

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    Mannmann, ich bin ja gerade nich so bastelmäßig unterwegs, aber jetzt hätte ich Dich gern auf ‘ne Runde hier um mich, damit Du mir die Falterei näher bringst und noch einiges mehr. Totales Schmuckstück geworden!

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  • Yvonne

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    Das sieht so wunderschön aus!
    LG Yvonne

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  • Marsha.

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    Love! Great photos, love the grammar book and this would make an awesome class!

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  • Julie Bonomo

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    Love it, love it, love it! My thoughts are with you and your beloved aunt….wishing her a speedy recovery. Thank you for the inspiration.

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  • Andrene

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    Awesome job Nat!! I love old books and have a couple waiting to be altered! Hope to see an online class on altered books. Your pictures are priceless especially the beach photo. I have pictures of my mom in the 1940’s style bathing suits – what a hoot!! Thanks for sharing!!

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  • Liz Thayne

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    This is stunning- a wonderful tribute to your aunt. Hope she gets better soon.

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  • Carrie

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    This book is gorgeous! I love the ways some of the pages are folded. And the vintage look of a lot of the embellishments is really cool. Is that diamond border on the cover from a stamp?

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    • nathalie-kalbach

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      Hi Carrie, thank you so much. Yes that diamond border is a Prima Stamp- I love it . It is one of their new rubber cling stamps from the Rondelle Collection. wishing you an amazing day :) nat

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  • Riikka

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    This is just unbelievable gorgeous! <3

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  • Cuchy

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    This album is stunning. From the way you folded the pages to all the bits and pieces you put on there and all those old pics. This is a beautiful treasure.
    Hope your auntie is better now. Be strong. Loves, Cuchy

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  • Barb Starace

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    Love the way you folded all the pages and of course all the yummy Prima products. Hope Auntie is doing better this week and then you will be better. Great project!

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  • selena

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    bravo pour ce bel album, moi aussi j’aime beaucoup le livre comme support.

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  • Kelly Belton

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    OOOH – Nat I love this book. Bring this class with you when you come back to Toronto please!

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  • Cat

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    I love this Nat!

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  • tina phillips

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    Oh my goodness….this is absolutely stunning!!!

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  • Lisa Flaherty

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    Absolutely stunning, Nat! Your details and fun folds are so cool, and the vintage book with those vintage photos are perfection! I’m sorry Auntie has been through a hard week, and I know a hard week for her means a hard week for you. What a wonderful way to find a bit of escape while maintaining a strong connection. Hugs to you both!

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  • Dottie

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    Altered books are my favorite projects and I love this one!!! The folds and tags are great. This collection works wonderfully with the old book pages.

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  • Madeline Rains

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    This is so moving! I feel like I know your aunt seeing it. I am inspired to make a book about my late mother now with an old book that she would have loved and b&w photos. Thank you.

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  • Anski

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    Breathtakingly beautiful! I love the mood, the colours and the details!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    I do believe that this is my favorite project ever using Prima products.
    I hope that Auntie Margo will be feeling chipper again soon.

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  • mjmarmo

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    What a gorgeous project!

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  • Milagros

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    I love it, its a beautiful idea for altered book .
    hugs

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Second Floor Challenge #7: Use Five Supplies

Are you ready to take the second floor this time? If you have no clue what I am talking about- read all about it here :) The Second Floor Challenge

So today is our 7th Second Floor Challenge: Use Five Supplies

Click here to see what Julie did

Whatever that means to you or however it inspires you.  The prompt is simply meant to get you started.  The level of challenge you aim for is entirely internal and up to you.

You might have noticed that Julie and I didn’t post a Second Floor Challenge in July. We were simply out of breath with assignments and CHA stuff…and sometimes the challenge is to let go of a challenge ;) So we decided to just leave July out- and I am sure that is fine ;)

So – Use Five Supplies…this was fun…it was for me a constant mixture between: “ha, piece of a cake” and “oh brother, really?” LOL

So starting with the task I picked these five supplies in the beginning:

Heidi Swapp – Vintage Chic Bookkeeping Paper

Washi Tape

Crafter’s Workshop Templates Deco Doily Stencil

Liquitex Spray Paint

MyStik Permanent by Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L

So first I added some Washi Tape to the Paper.

I placed the stencil over the washi tape and started spraying using the Liquitex Spray Paint- love it- it is acrylic based and it is brand new on the German market. I will post more about it later and I also have some give-aways coming up ;)

When I lifted the stencils up- I realized that the page looked a bit unbalanced with just a big focus on the right bottom corner- so I decided to use up the additional paint on the stencil and flipped it over to make a small mark on the upper left corner of the page.

I also layered some more Washi Tape over the spray painted areas.

Then I decided I needed another supply, so I decided to mount the photo with the washi tape (which will probably not hold forever like the MyStik though) and exchange the MyStik for a brush.

I sprayed some of the Liquitex spray in a puddle and then used the brush to handwrite my title on the page. I would say that was my take to step up the second floor :)

Actually our sweet friend Julie Fei Fan Balzer is missing on that photo- cause she belongs in it too!!!

Here is a close up of the photo and text underneath

What I learned from this challenge:

  1. six is the new five. I actually used a photo too- one could argue that using that…or using photoshop to add the journaling is another supply. So there…six is the new five ;)
  2. I was done in 10 minutes, which felt weird…I do really enjoy the process of a layout- for me it is not the outcome and it feels if something is not done yet.
  3. I like the outcome though and I like the style- I might go more into this – it still feels like me but needs more diving into..with more supplies- LOL
  4. It was good to just use five supplies, it made me think more how you could utilize the products more- something I always like to do. For example not only using the spray paints as spray paints but also for writing the title.
  5. I have a huge to do list, limiting myself to five supplies made it easy for me to spent some time in the studio without feeling I leave my other stuff undone. Spending 10 minutes in the studio is doable- it doesn’t always have to be a huge task and hours to make you happy and get inky being creative ;)

If you’d like to leave a link showing off what you did in response to this challenge, here’s the linky list:

have a wonderful day

hugs

Nat

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  • Carrie

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    Way cool! Such fun, vibrant colors. I think it’s okay to use the one extra thing, the photo or if you’d rather count photoshop :)

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  • Mag&scrap

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    Good idea : limiter stuff = limites time
    And the result is amazing !

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  • Sue Clarke

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    Liquitex spray paint…can’t wait!
    Love this idea and what you came up with using just 5 (or 6) supplies Nat.

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  • Tineke

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    I find this challenge very interesting. You and Julie both felt very limited having only 5 choices but after that you both were surprised and very glad with the result! So does that mean that less is more??? Have a great day and thank you for sharing! Hug XXX

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  • jane w.

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    FABULOUS! love the look

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  • Darlene Propp

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    Gotta try this myself!

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  • Kathy Gielow

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    Love love love this! Going to try it today!

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  • Jean Marmo

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    Love this challenge and LOVE the layout!!!!! That stencil is amazing!

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  • donna russ

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    that wa a cool layout, thanks for sharing….

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  • Kirsti

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    Wow….I absolutely LOVE that layout!!!!

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Oldie But Goodie: Inspirational Fridge Magnets Tutorial

This is a tutorial I actually originally posted on June 7th, 2010 *- but with all the Mixed Media stuff out there and using spray paints…I thought some of you might like to see it either again or for the first time ;)  *I edited some of the wording and content to fit into 2012 :)

*Inspirational Fridge Magnets*

Supplies:
I used Tattered Angels:
Glimmer Mist: Turquoise Blue, Cosmos, Meadow Green, Delphinium, Pearl – you can use other  water based spray paints too that are translucent and have a shine to them
Chalkboard: Evergreen, Cornflower – you can use other spray paints that are opaque
Glimmer Glam: Golden Goddess, Chandelier, Bordeaux
Regal Glimmer Glass
Framed Fonts Butterfly and Traveler
Glimmer Screens: Elegant Emblems and Fanciful Screens – you  can use any stencils for example Crafter’s Workshop Stencils since Tattered Angels doesn’t produce Stencils anymore

Other:
Cardboard
Crafty Secrets Fairy Sheet or other Vintage Images
7Gypsies Paper Tape or Washi Tape
Ranger’s Crackle Paint, Sepia Archival Ink Pad and Glossy Accents
Tim Holtz Tokens or found objects
German Borders
Posca Marker
SCRAPBOOK ADHESIVES by 3L™

Magnets

half pearls- unknown
Acrylic Paint
vintage music sheets

Cut out a house shape out of Cardboard. Paint with acrylic paint.

add some stripes of paper (I used old music paper – old book paper would be also good) and/or tissue paper or washi tape

 

Place a stencil over the house and start spraying with chalkboard. Set aside to dry

Take a Frame from the Frame Fonts  and spray with two different Glimmer Mist Colors

go over the frame with an archival ink pad and paint with clear crackle paint. Set aside to dry.

Paint Houses with Glimmer Glam which is also going to work as a sealer. You can use two different color – one for the roof and one for the bottom of the house.

Now take the Pearl Glimmer Mist and spray over the House – heat it up – don’t burn it with the heating gun and move the liquid around with the heating gun. Once everything is dry, spray it again and repeat. Do several times until you get a mother-of-pearl like look.

Do this until you are satisfied with the look

You can now dress up your houses – doodle with markers around the edges, add scraps and fairies, some nice inspirational sentences and the frames.

 

Attach strong magnet to the back – and take a walk to the fridge ;)

And there you go – a nice little present or to keep for yourself – an inspirational Fridge magnet.

 

I hope you had fun with this Oldie but Goodie :)

Have a gorgeous day

Nat

 

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  • Sandy

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    Hi Nat, I’m glad Vic sent me this link to your magnet tutorial as they look cool! People love ideas like this so I will link back here on my next post
    I hope you are having a great summer! I’m lucky to be on vacation this week at a friends cabin and we are having beautiful weather.

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    • nathalie-kalbach

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      HI Sandy, so wonderful to hear from you :) Thank you ! Our summer is a rainy summer- wish us more sun :) Have a gorgeous gorgeous time at the cabin hugs nat

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  • Jessica

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    these are great. Thanks!

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  • Vicki Chrisman

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    Very cool Nat!!!

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  • Martha Richardson

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    TFS for bring back the oldies…great tutorial. I can see this used on other projects!

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  • Andrene

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    Thanks for sharing this today. I have been wanting to create some DIY fridge magnets but had no good ideas (cant have boring fridge magnets!!). You have sparked my magnet creativeness LOL….gonna give this a whirl. THANKS!!

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Frame of Mind

These guys made me laugh…and I am still trying to figure out how they did it- LOL

[vimeo 38940289 w=400 h=300]

have a wonderful day

Nat

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  • Sue Clarke

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    C-O-O-L!!!

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  • tesa

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    Very funny!. Thanks for sharing! Wonderful day for you too!.

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  • Milagros

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    Buenisimo Nath, me ha encantado, estos chicos son unos genios.
    gracias por compartir , buen fin de semana.

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  • Marg

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    I really liked this

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9 Facts About Me…or New Prima Donna Downey Album

I had fun creating this Donna Downey Album for CHA this summer.

I was in the mood for summer colors and I loved the shape of this coffee cup album

Love the little see through :) and the cute felt flower

I worked a lot of acrylic paint and also string gel medium to play around

Loved working with Donna’s new Stencils in 12×12 and 6×6

used some super heavy acrylic paint here

For the fun Canvas Resist I used Dylusions Ink Sprays

With the Canvas Sticker Letters everything just worked together great

loved playing with the acrylic paint- can you tell? ;)

Prima Products used:

  • Mixed Media Album #922085
  • Poppies & Peonies Flower #922283
  • Donna Downey Stencil 12×12 #922191
  • Donna Downey Stencil 12×12 #922177
  • Donna Downey Stencil 6×6 #922146
  • Resist Canvas Banner and Ticket #560997
  • Alphabet Craftsman #559113
  • Alphabet Rosarian #559151

Other Supplies:

  • Liquitex Acrylic Paints
  • Liquitex String Gel
  • Ranger’s Dylusions Ink Sprays

 

and the 10th bonus fact? this little album makes me happy :)

what about a fun fact about you?

Have a wonderful day

Nat

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  • Yvonne

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    Die Farben machen so richtig fröhlich! Das Album sieht cool aus!
    LG Yvonne

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  • Miae

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    You make me want to create!!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    These colors are so different for you and yet you managed to ROCK them like all your work Nat! I would be able to make one of these albums and focus on my Starbucks soy chai no water no foam chai. That is a fun fact about me…I have one drink and I stick to it. My hubby hates to be with me when I order it since he says I sound like such a snob. The folks at Starbucks just laugh and have gotten to know me. I even manage to have birthday treats saved for me when workers bring them in for each other.

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  • Vicki Chrisman

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    Awesome Awesome album Nat!

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  • Cuchy

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    Love those vibrant colours and all the media you used on this. messy, messy, yummy, yummy :)

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  • misty

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    This is awesome! I love it!

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  • Maggie M

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    Hi Nat! Hey, what is string gel medium? I’ve never heard of it before? Cute canvas album!

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CREATE event and family fun in New Jersey

Are you ready for a last round of pictures of my journey this July? NO? Well….LOL- sorry…I can’t hear you ;)

From Chicago I flew to New Jersey to vist my family and attend the CREATE event.  At Newark airport I was greated with this sign, which always makes me laugh but this time the more, since United let me check in an empty suitcase – as the full suitcase in the empty suitcase was 3 pounds too heavy. I was asked to pay 120 Dollars extra- so I just opened the bigger suitcase and took out my smaller suitcase and checked in the extra empty one for 35 Dollars. No need to voice my opinion- as always… a pleasure flying with you, United Airlines!

I had an amazing time with my family and friends- I miss them so much- family dinners, days playing with the kids, having fun times with my sis in law heading to antique stores, some fun time with my parents in law, an afternoon with my friend Joe, a lunch with my friends Bill and Karen – it was wonderful and I hope I see them soon again.

The classes at Create started with an amazing inspiring sight- at our hotel took also an Indian Wedding with four hundred guests place. The clothing and colors, the music, the smell of yummie spices – AMAZING!

My first class with Michelle Ward. I so love her work for many many years- and it was awesome to finally meet her and take a class in person. I had lot’s of fun.

I wrote about why I think it is good as a workshop teacher to step once in a while into the shoes of a student in my July newsletter. I absolutely loved the time in those shoes :) I will show you my finished book later- I need to finally get some studio time.

Next I took a class on colored transfers

 

and then I had a lovely evening with my friend Julie Fei Fan Balzer and Cheryl. Here is a photo Julie taking a photo of her food ;)

And here is a photo by Cheryl taking a photo of me taking a photo of Julie taking a photo of food- hehehehe

and here is the three of us :)

 

The next day I took a class with Jenn Mason – Monoprinting with the Gelli Arts Gel Printing Plates– lots of fun- and can’t wait to play more!

 

It was a whirlwind visit in NJ – but I loved going on a little motorcycle ride with my brother in law- he so rocks :) right before heading out to the airport.

 

So much fun

 

That’s it , you made it through gazillions of posts about my travels. Thanks for letting me share!

What was the last Workshop topic you have taken a class for?

Have a gorgeous day

Huge hugs

Nat

 

 

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  • Miae

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    Well that sounded like an all around great trip! I had actually never taken a “live” workshop until last week when I took Finnabair’s class! I really must do it again!

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  • Antje

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    The last workshop (sadly such a long time ago) was on the Tattered Angels products and it was with YOU! I absolutely loved the workshop and it actually got me started in mixed media!

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  • Sue Clarke

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    That wedding looked so colorful and I bet the spices were wonderful to smell!
    As always, thanks for sharing your photos of your travel journeys Nat.
    Yes, teachers should take classes to remind themselves of what it is like to be a student. I enjoyed the video from yesterday. Sad and beautiful at the same time. The last class I took in person was a zentangle one. I am excited to be signed up for one of Julie’s classes at AE later this month.

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  • Carrie

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    Yay CREATE! I love the pics you got of the wedding party :) Can’t wait to see your finished book. Your bold colors were really fun. Ever wish you could go back and re-live a day? Frond Chronicles is one of those days I wish I could re-live :)

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    • Nat Kalbach

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      Carrie- your book was the best though- so amazing! I had the best time that day – it let breathe and live in the creative moment. Would love to re-live too :) It was also awesome to meet you !!!

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  • Jean Marmo

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    Looks like you had such a great time. i lived in NJ for years!

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    • nathalie-kalbach

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      Where in NJ did you live Jean? My husband’s family is all there and a lot of friends. We also got married in NJ :)

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  • Milagros

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    Fabuloso todo el viaje, que maravillosa experiencia los talleres y esa boda india con tanto color, menuda fuente de inspiración.
    mi ultimo taller que estoy tomando es on line y contigo los sellos de foam, y ahora que he vuelto de vacaciones me voy a organizar y empezar a hacerlo.
    Un abrazo.

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Poets, like the blind, can see in the dark

by Jorge Luis Borges. This video touched me !

[vimeo 28574193 w=400 h=300]

Have a wonderful day creating art!

huge hugs

Nat

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