Friday, 12 December 2014

Sentiment-al Mood Board.. ;)

Hi everyone! this is Deepti and I'm here to share my inspiration for the


Kindly click here for general guide lines and rules..

I was very much inspired by the colors in the mood board. I'm basically a colorful person but at the moment I saw the mood board I fell in love with it and I really challenged myself to create a kind of shabby chic card. ;)


I stamped all the sentiments from Avery Elle and Technique Tuesday stamp sets on a piece of pattern paper. That's why I call this card as 'Sentiment-al' card. ;)  I then punched out few flowers and arranged them on one side of the panel. 


I used  Avery Elle stamp for the inside part too.




I made a box also to go along with the card.. :)


And I used this pattern papers from different companies.That is the project for today.
 My sincere thanks to Hussena for sending those beautiful diecuts.. :) 
Hope you guys like my project. Thank you so much for stopping by and don't forget to link up your entries for the current challenge Inspired by Mood Board, there is still time to play along. Thanks and bye!! 




Wednesday, 10 December 2014

Creating with a moodboard - Mixed Media Scrapbook Layout

Hello creative pals,
Kripa here with my take on this beautiful moodboard
Challenge#43-
Inspired by moodboard
Twist- Use two or more pattern papers
 
I love creating with moodboards because they make me use colours, photographs and embellishments that I wont normally choose. I'm sharing my steps on seeing this moodboard in the hope that you will also find some starting points to create and share it with us here at Lulupu.
1. Photograph - always the first step for me, the layout will be created to highlight the photo. Vintage, retro, sitting on a vespa, no luck. Finally found an old baby picture in a lace dress.
2. Embellishments & textures - Next I visualise the background textures and main embellishments
From the dresses: lace, fabric, silk thread embroidery, pearl, roses, sequins
From the tent top: frame, gold accent, circles
3. Pattern paper - Far, far away from my studio, couldn't find even one pattern paper in the exact colours. Solution: use the closest shades, gesso and alter with paint to the moodboard colours
 
Here is what I created - an A4 size mixed media layout
 
 
What went through your creative mind when you saw this moodboard.
We would love to hear about it and see your project here.  
 
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Monday, 8 December 2014

A shabby chic corset card Inspired by the Moodboard

Hello friends!
Jaya here today.

Hope you all are enjoying the Moodboard challenge this time. 
We have a gorgeous mood board for you as our inspiration. All that you have to do is get inspired by the mood board and make any paper based project.

Challenge#43-

Inspired by moodboard
Twist- Use two or more pattern papers

Here is the moodboard-


 You can be inspired by any element of the moodboard, either a single picture or all at the same time or you could just play with the color palette we provided you with the mood board. 

Here is my card as the inspiration-




My inspirations from the mood board-

 The dress picture I incorporated a form of dress i.e corset in my card.
 I was also inspired by the gorgeous rhinestones on the dress and incorporated it as leaves for my flower clusters.
The gorgeous flower cluster in the moodboard also inspired me to create one such  huge cluster on my card.
not only these ...I also picked up some inspiration from the striped umbrella and that shows in the bakers twine I used to tie the corset.
Apart from the mood board I was inspired by the color palette and used the following colors-
Petal
Rose
Seafoam
Silver sage
Basically,I stuck to the colors I could see in the pictures.

Some more pictures-




Hope you liked my card.
Do not forget to submit your entries here and be on a lookout for some more awesome inspiration by our designers.
Have a great day!



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Saturday, 6 December 2014

Card Box inspired by Moodboard

Hello Everyone,
Shilpa here,

Hope you are liking our Mood board Challenge of  this fortnight. It has some soft colors and beautiful pictures on it. 


And I am inspired by pink scooter, cabbage roses and pretty colors from that. I created Card box
 for a little girl. Have a look........


I've taken pictures while I put up this all together....let's see


I made this adorable Card box with DCWV papers. I love my We are memory keepers Trim and Score board, its very convenient to make anything on same board. You can find tutorial for this box here.
But before assembling them, I had to decorate it.


On watercolor paper I spritzed Lindy's Mad Hatter Mint spray. I used my Ranger Heat tool to dry it completely. And next I applied my favourite Prima Modelling paste throug Prima bubble stencil. It gives that yummy texture and it becomes opaque when dried. But before it dries I sprinkled Prima Luminous silver glitter onto it.


I stamped Scooter Tilda with Ranger jet black archival ink, it is waterproof. I colored the image with watercolor pencils and waterbrush pen.


I adhered pink cabbage rose, light blue flowers, soft fabric net, butterflies and heart (punched from pattern papers). Below Tilda image, I created layers with mint color pattern paper and pink doily. 


I punched butterflies from PP and to give them some dimension... I applied thick layer of Ranger glossy accent. I also adhered pink lace below textured paper.

And when we open the lid , there is surprise box, I filled it with candies 

So thats it for today.
Dont forget to tune in for Jaya's inspiration post on Monday
and dont forget to join our


Thanks so much for stopping by today.

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