A Busy Mom's Guide to Healthy, Creative and Organized Living
I was so excited to be a part of the Ranger Designer Challenge again this year! The assignment was to embellish a paper mache dress form with Stickles, Ice Stickles, Liquid Pearls and Inkssentials Accents. I really had fun with this challenge and love how my dress form turned out! Visit Ranger’s Blog every… read more »
As part of my menu planning process, I made this board to let my family know what we will be having for dinner during the week. Not only that, it gives me a place to store the weekly recipes and leave notes for the person in charge of making dinner that evening. Here are the… read more »
As part of my job at Ranger Industries, I was asked to participate in their CHA Winter 2011 Designer Challenge, “Perfect in Every Way.” We were given a 12 x 12 frame, Perfect Pearls Pigment Powders, Perfect Pearls Mists, Claudine Hellmuth Studio Sticky-Back Canvas, along with a few other products, and the challenge was to create… read more »
Can you believe it’s December already. Christmas will be here before you know it. To celebrate the season, it is a tradition in our family for each of the kids to have an Advent calendar. I love to shop for little trinkets and treasures to put in them, and to make a different kind of calendar… read more »
Visit the Ranger Blog to see how I made the accessories for this beautiful Thanksgiving table setting using Adirondack Color Wash and Alcohol Inks with Idea-ology Mask Sheets, Sizzix Tattered Leaves and On the Edge Plaque and Postage Dies.
Embossed Ornament Patterns and Instructions Publish at Scribd or explore others: Tutorial ten seconds studio mixed media To print this document click on the arrow next to “iPaper”; click on print; make sure your printer settings are on “landscape”; then press print. To watch the two-part video, see the posts below.
Learn how to make an elegant metal Christmas ornament using Ten Seconds Studio Embossing tools and embellish with Ranger products and others. For printable instructions see the post above.
This is Part 2 of 2. Learn to antique the ornament with Ranger/Claudine Hellmuth Studio paints and prepare the ornament for hanging.
