Showing posts with label Collage. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collage. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

Christmas Collage

Out of all my seasonal collages, this is probably my favorite. I love that is not your traditional Christmas colors, but rather an array of colorful pinks, greens and blues. I was inspired by a K & Company paper pack and coordinating embellishments.


The top three embellishments were all pre-made. My only touch was a bit of ribbon to the ornament.


The pink Christmas tree I made. The foil 25 was pre-made. I cut the star out of some glitter paper and then added the pre-made JOY on top.


The ornament was pre-made, I just added some ribbon. Be Jolly - I made the white polka dot frame base and then tied the top pre-made piece with ribbon. The felt snowflake is from Stampin Up! and I just embellished it with a glitter oval frame and button. I added a chipboard frame to the pre-made felt flower. And for the Santa, I just added a red frame.


Last up in my collection, my Valentines Collage, which I will feature in February.

Here are my other seasonal collages to date....

Halloween

Fall

Summer

Spring

Home


Jenny



Saturday, November 5, 2011

Halloween Collage

Halloween came and went and I never got around to putting my Halloween decorations out, not even my Halloween collage. This being pregnant thing sure has made me lazy. Well, better late than never, here is my Halloween Collage...



The embellishments were mostly pre-made. The large spider I made using a die-cut machine. The web and 3 spiders were a Jolee's pre-made sticker. The witches hat was also Jolee's and I just placed it on top of a vellum tag and added some ribbon. Happy Halloween was pre-made, I just outlined the frame with some glitter glue.


The first square I wrapped in various Halloween ribbon from Martha Stewart. The moon and crow were both die-cuts, I just outlined the moon with glitter glue (one can never have too much glitter!). The pumpkin was printed on paper, I just framed it with a silver pipe cleaner. I stamped BOO on the pre-made green tag. The other BOO I created with a stamp and colored it in with some pencils and then added glossy accents to give it some dimension. The Trick-or-Treat bag was another Jolee's creation that I added to a vellum tag.


The witch and broom were both pre-made (Jolee's I think) and I added the vellum tag. And then I added I pre-made spider to the spiderweb paper.


Next up, my Christmas Collage!

Here are the links to my other seasonal collages...

Fall

Tuesday, September 13, 2011

Fall Collage

September is here, which means it is time to switch out the Summer Collage for Fall.
For those of you who missed my earlier posts about my seasonal collages, I have a collage that hangs in our entryway for every season: Home (the in-between seasons collage), Spring, Summer and now Fall. Halloween, Christmas and Valentines will be revealed in their respective month. The collages are a fun way to honor the seasons and use up my stash of craft supplies.



Top:  I cut out a little house out of Scrabble scrapbook paper, stamped the word Family onto cardstock and placed it over the house, and then secured a clear acrylic heart with a red brad over Family. The flower is layered and has velvet leaves. The word Fall is made from Basic Grey chipboard letters.


Middle: The tree was stamped using a Stampin' Up! stamp. The Autumn circle was a pre-made chipboard shape. The 28 are Tim Holtz metal numbers, and represent my husband's birthday - November 28.


Bottom: The Definition was pre-made, I just the stamped leaves and inked the edges. On the flower, I added a grommet with the word Home in the center and placed it on a square piece of card stock.



And here is the collage hanging in the frame.




I will post this weekend's creation once I have some better light to take photos.


Jenny

Sunday, June 5, 2011

Summer Collage

Today I took down my Spring Collage and put out my Summer Collage. I figured that maybe if I put my Summer Collage out, that maybe, just maybe Summer will pay us a visit here in Northern California. As I type this post, we currently have a fire burning in the fireplace...and that's just wrong!



close up of the top:

 middle:

bottom:

Come on Summer!

Jenny

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Spring Collage

Some of you may have seen my Home Collage. Well, here is my Spring Collage. Same concept, just a spring theme going on. I also have a collage for Summer, Fall, Christmas and Valentines, and will post those when I put them out. The Christmas one is my favorite! But then again, that's also my favorite holiday.


Close-up of the top...


Close-up of the middle...


Close-up of the bottom...


And here is the collage hanging in our entry hall.



Happy Spring!

Jenny

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Home Collage

In addition to painting everything that doesn't move in my house, I also like to scrapbook and make crafts in my spare time. I haven't touched my craft supplies in several months (too busy painting!), but I've been itching to make something. 

I had been thinking of re-doing the Home collage that hangs in our entry hall. I liked the general design, but was bored with the colors. 

Here's a picture of the first design...


I wanted the colors to be more vibrant. So last weekend I got to work on taking it apart.

I am not a "neat" crafter as you can tell by the look of our kitchen table. I tend to spread out and keep spreading out and keep spreading out...


Here is the re-designed and more colorful collage...


Close-up of the top...


middle...


and bottom...


And here's the collage hanging in our entry hall. I have several more collages that I change out for the various holidays and seasons. And I'll showcase those on my blog as I change the collages out.


If you are interested in making a collage of your own, all you need is a window box frame (I purchased my frame at Pottery Barn years ago, but I've seen a similar frames at Michael's Crafts and Target), some pretty papers, embellishments, adhesive and your imagination!

Jenny


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