Colour Blast by Bee Arty: Imagine Die

Saturday, 2 January 2021

Just Like My Mum - With Karyn Schultz!

Hi Bee Arty Lovelies!

It's Karyn here and today I have a scrapbook page to share with you made using lots of amazing products from Bee Arty.

I started with a sheet of Courage Paper from the Arty Farty Collection. I'm really enjoying exploring some of the older Bee Arty/Colour Blast collections, and I'm even finding I am ordering more :)

I used my Silhouette Cameo to create and cut a title on the Courage Paper which I backed with some 350gsm white cardstock.

Next I selected some Colour Shimmer Dusts to coordinate with the paper. I make the selection by painting a range of colours on some white cardstock and then selecting a few that I like. I chose Velvet, Paris and Duke.

I mixed Velvet, Paris and Duke Colour Shimmer Dusts each separately with heavy gloss gel to use with a stencil.

Then I applied through the Circulate stencil across the page.

Here is my finished page.

Here are some close ups. I've matted my photo on some Ideas Paper, book paper, and paper doilies. I've added some diecuts created using the Imagine metal die, some paper flowers, and words cut from the the Mantras paper from the the Untangle Collection.

Thanks so much for stopping by

Crafty Hugs xx

Karyn

Friday, 26 June 2020

'Friends' by Elisa Ablett

Hi everyone,

My turn up on the blog today with my latest inspiration for you, a bright and funky scrapbooking page.

My layout features loads of awesome Bee Arty products and also includes a few of the bright backgrounds I created during my tutorial video shown on the Colour Blast Bee Arty Facebook recently.

I went with a blue, teal, green and yellow colour scheme for my layout and utilised a lot of the Bee Arty Dies to create both my background and my main embellishments, those awesome colourful flowers.

Here is the link to my recent video on how to create the backgrounds on photo paper ready for you to use on a layout.

Get Inky with Elisa - Creating backgrounds with Watercolour inks and photo paper

Let's take a closer look at the layout!

TIP: Die cut using white watercolour cardstock and use your watercolour inks to custom colour to suit your layout.

TIP: Die cut your flowers in both black cardstock and your photo paper backgrounds and mix and match the die cut pieces to create different flowers.

TIP: If you are using a background texture stamp like a hexagon or beehive pattern (any 'open style' pattern) use a small round paintbrush and your inks to colour parts of the stamp in, this ties it into your layout