Showing posts with label Rachelle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rachelle. Show all posts

Friday, September 26, 2014

The Beauty of Wood!

Hi there crafters!
Rachelle here today to share my latest project using some 
beautiful products from

Fall has arrived and that means time to change the front door
decor. Here is a perfect way to do this.

Burlap Wreath


 Burlap Letter Decor

This is how to begin using the burlap twine. You can use tacky glue
or hot glue gun.

 This is another letter I started for a friend.

Once the wrapping is done it's time to apply the wood pieces. For this project I loved using the bare wood. The colors blended so well together without paint.







The corners were glued together and placed in the center. Next, I applied the hearts and used rhinestones on the word.


Swirls placed at the bottom.








All done! This decor can be hung with the wreath or just with the letter.
 I hope you enjoyed my project today and hope that you give these and much more other beautiful products from
a try.

See Ya Soon!



Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Altered Art Project!

Hello crafters!
Rachelle here so excited to share with you an altered art project using 
This is a fun and very detailed project.
Let's get started!


Altered Birdhouse Art

{Step 1}

I started with this cute little house I picked up from the
 thrift store for $.75 cents.
Then I applied acrylic pant on the entire house.

I first measured the front, sides, and roof then created template pieces.  I used the pieces to trace and cut out using the selected cardstock. Next, I cutout measured pieces for the roof and then paper punched each. Then I layered each piece on the roof using tacky glue and allow drying time.
{Step 2}
Now it's time for all those pearls. I used a dots of tacky glue and allowed to settle. Then I applied the pearls.
Whole pearls were best to simply pop on. Allow to dry and start the other side of the roof. Once dried I applied cardstock to the remainder of the house.
I created the base using the ATC's. Painted and hot glued together. Then I paper punched cardstock edges to created a short fence. 

{Step 3}

Now it's time for the embellishments which is the fun part. I used a
Prima gate and resin pieces, lace and adhesive pearls. Then I applied flower clusters in the front and roof.

I used my acrylic brick stamp for the sides. I love the brick look.

{Step 4}

I applied greenery, the cherry blossoms, and flourish on the back of the house. I left enough room to place the bird. The bird I used before had been painted, inked, and drawn small lines. Then popped on a wiggle eye. Next, it was time to apply the curly tree and nest.


Here you can see where I applied the brick stamp.

{Step 5}


 Almost done. I applied light paint and attached the wooden word, pearl rhinestone button, and one little rhinestone.
All finished!
I so loved the finished project and the beautiful wood cutouts.
Here are the cutouts used:

Well that's it for now! Remember to stop by
for all your wood project needs. They have a fantastic inventory of wood laser engraved products.
See ya soon!


Thursday, September 4, 2014

Cherish Memories!

Hi there crafters!
Rachelle here sharing a scrapbook layout with
For this project I worked with these products:
I applied acrylic paint to the flowers and butterfly and let dry.
Here is the layout:

 "Cherish Memories"
 I just love using ULD wood products because they are beautiful and can be used for any project.

{Step 1}
I began by applying texture paste to a stencil for the background. Allow to dry then applied ink and mist.
While drying I applied the beautiful frame to the picture followed by placing the wood flowers on the frame. for this layout I wanted the frame to standout without the paint this time. I just love that wooden look.

{Step 2}

I centered the picture frame on the layout and placed a small butterfly on the leaf of the flower.

{Step 3}

 Then it was time to place the embellishments on the layout. I inked the title and placed it as well.

{Step 4}

 Almost finished! I applied a line of journal and date.

 All done! Olivia looks so cute enjoying nature and the ULD products makes this layout stand out.
That's it for now!
I hope you have been inspired as much as I enjoyed creating this layout.

Don't forget to stop by the
for these products and much more for your next project.
The store stock grows each day with new and unique laser wood products.

Thanks for stopping by and see ya soon!



Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Wall Hanging Decor!

Hi there crafters!
Rachelle here today sharing the
 perfect wall decor made with

Here's the products:



Here's the project

 "Wall Hanging Decor"


Panel 1

To start always paint your wood cutouts first.
Here is the first panel of this decor.  Each panel is corrugated board I cut from a box. Then pulled away some of the paper. I began by layering cardstock and inking the edges. Next, I added a little texture with home-made texture paste and a stencil. After drying I added the painted wood products and embellishments. Then applied a bit more ink to the center and edges.

Panel 2

I did the same thing for all the panels. I applied different cardstock layers on each panel. Then I applied texture using different stencils for each panel.

Panel 3

Here I applied different embellishments; clocks, and resin square frame.

Panel 4

Here I used the brick stencil allowed to dry. Next I added the cherry blossom, heart, lace, and pearls.


Now it's time to put the panels together. I simply punched 4 holes in each panel. Next I threaded basic twine through the holes and tied each panel together.
All finished and ready to hang on my wall!
I loved working with these awesome products. They are so beautiful.

Well that's it for this post.
I trust you have been inspired get started on your project using
Be sure to check out the store and fill your cart with all your wood laser cutouts.
You will be glad you did!

See Ya Soon!
Huggies!