Hi there, crafty friends! It is Victoria here today. Can you believe it is May already?.. This month our theme is "Anything but a card", so I created a steampunk notebook for my husband - it was our 10 anniversary on May,3 and that is a part of a gift.
For making the cover I took two cardboard pieces 10*18 cm each, a piece of fabric about 30*20 cm, and also a piece of felt for softness. I glued the felt to the cardboard and then covered it with fabric, as usual. Then I coloured the fabric with red and brown sprays and covered it with clear gloss medium for waterproof and shiny look. When it dried, I set the eyelets and rings.

Hello all, Nataliya is here :)
Today I will show you my new card for our November Challenge - Mixed Media:


For create background I used sprays, stamping, gesso & Clear Matt Dull with stensil.


On chipboard I used Olive powder:


This rose is handmade :) I used a little bit of Vintage Romance here:


For butterfly I used Lime Light:


Have a great day!

Hello all, Nataliya is here :)
Tomorrow my parents are celebrating their Ruby Wedding. And in honor of this momentous event, I made ​​them a card, about the time and love.


Not forgetting about WOW! Powder and Challenge :)
Card turned multilayered and large, 20 x 13 cm


As always, I used the powder with glitter :)


I used for dial WOW! Black Glint


For a butterfly's wings, I used WOW! Neutral Ultra Shimmer


Look how radiant! The same powder I used to circle under the dial.


On chipboard I used WOW! Apple Red as a symbol of ruby anniversary.



Have a long life full of love!

Hello all! Nataliya is here :) Today I will show you my vintage-look card for our Antique challenge.
I'm very love vintage style and in this time I made wedding card:


I made these fabulous roses use moulds and Melt it! powder:


And for background I used WOW! stamps & powder:



and tips for you)
First, I make a background using distress ink and WOW! stamp 


Then I use the same stamp with WOW! powder. To making a vintage look I brushed some powder from some places.


My WOW!
for roses:

Tea Rose - Silicone MouldWow Melt-It! PowderWS52 Vintage Romance

for background:

De-Vine - Clear Stamp SetWC01 Metallic Gold Rich Pale

Hi everyone, Debs here with a project using some beautiful new WOW! stamps and Foils to decorate a cute little papier mache box in vintage style! If you want to take a look at any of my other projects, take a look at my blog here.


This is the finished trinket box, which started life as a basic little papier mache box bought for about 50p! If you want to jump to the end of the post there is a shopping list of what you will need - or if you can't wait you can jump straight to the WOW! website here!.






I started by giving the box a coat of diluted PVA glue to seal it and give a nice surface to paint on. I mixed about 50/50 PVA to water - you need to stir for a while to get a smooth consistency. Once you're happy with it, use a good paintbrush to give the box a coat inside and out, then leave to dry on a craft mat (I did this out in the sunshine so it took less than half an hour to dry while I enjoyed sunning myself :-)


Once the PVA is dry, give the box a couple of coats of emulsion - …