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Simply Framed!

By
Crafty Cruisers
Intermediate Stamping Team Designer

Customize inexpensive frames with rubber stamps and other trendy embellishments.  Scout out the dollar stores for some terrific finds!  These items make great groupings for the home or office or to give as gifts.

Simple Frame Project

Supplies:

·        Java Nice Day Stamp set (TAC)
·       
Brilliance Inks (Tsukineko ~ TAC)
    o       Lime, Coffee, Orange, Sky Blue, Copper, Yellow
·       
5” x 7” white painted wood frame
·       
Rubbing alcohol
·       
Heat gun

Directions:

1.                Clean frame with rubbing alcohol.

2.                Stamp the coffee cups images once each in Coffee, Lime, and Sky Blue ink on left side of frame.

3.                Stamp pot/cup image once each in Orange, Lime, and Sky along top of frame.

4.                Stamp pot image once each in Copper, Lime, Sky on right side of frame.

5.                Stamp sentiment in Copper on bottom of frame.

6.                Stamp coffee bean image in various colors randomly in white spaces.

7.                Heat set the ink with a heat tool.

Scrapbook Page Frame – Project Two:

Supplies: 
·        Contemporary Shadows Stamp set (TAC)
·       
Petal Points Pigment ink (Color Box~TAC)
    o      
Arboretum, Aurora
·       
12” x 12” wood frame
·       
White Gesso
·       
Embellishments/Dimensional Mementos related to page to be displayed
    o      
(Pins from Daisy Ds—not available in stores)
·       
Aleene’s Thick Designer Tacky Glue (Duncan Enterprises) 

Directions: 

1.                Paint frame with Gesso. Let dry.

2.                Stamp shapes from Contemporary shadows randomly around frame. Use colors that complement the page to be displayed. Overlap edges to create even more colors.

3.                Use Tacky Glue to apply embellishments and mementos to the frame. This allows the page to be extended beyond the borders of the paper.

Elegant Feminine Frame — Project Three:

Supplies:

·       
Woman’s Face Stamp (Time to Stamp)
·       
Charcoal Flowers Stamp set (The Angel Company)
·       
Golden Oak Wood Stain (Delta)
·       
Staz-On Jet Black (Tsukineko~TAC)
·       
4” x 6” wood frame
·       
Prismacolor Pencils
·        O’So Sticky Tape Sheet (Penny Wise Arts)
·       
Ultra Fine glass beads (Penny Wise Arts)
·       
Pop Dots

Directions:

1.                Stain frame according to directions of the wood stain product by Delta and set aside to dry.

2.                Ink up image of Woman’s Face with Black Stazon Ink.

3.                Color with Prismacolor Pencils and blend with blending pencil.

4.                Cover image with O’So Sticky tape and trim image.

5.                Cover image with Ultra Fine micro beads.

6.                Stamp Charcoal Flower Tulip in upper left corner of frame six times. Be sure to stamp off the edges of the frame.

7.                Adhere beaded image to lower right corner of the frame with a pop dot.

Memory Frame — Project Four

Supplies:
·        Emerson quote stamp (retired-The Angel Company)
·       
Beach Breezes stamp (The Stamping Studio)
·       
Alternative: computer generated text
·       
White Gesso
·       
Chalk Inks (TAC)
    o      
Moondance
    o      
Pueblo
·       
Radiant Pearl paints (Angelwings Enterprises)
    o      
Emerald Forest
    o      
Wacky Walnut
    o      
Eucalyptus
    o      
Dainty Daffodil
·       
Mementos (shells in this project)
·       
Aleene’s Quick Dry Tacky Glue
·       
Acrylic Sealer
·       
Creative Paperclay (www.paperclay.com)
·       
Craft Knife
·       
Emery board
·       
Square Wooden Frame with wide border

Directions:

1.                Paint frame with Gesso, let dry.

2.                Stamp small palm tree with Pueblo chalk ink on right side of frame.

3.                Roll out Creative Paperclay according to manufacturer’s directions.

4.                Stamp one large palm tree and one small palm tree into paper clay.

5.                Cut out images with a craft knife.

6.                Air dry or bake 30 minutes at 250 degrees. Let cool.

7.                Use the edge of the Pueblo stamp pad to highlight the frame and the photo opening.

8.                Stamp the saying with Moondance ink.

9.                Glue shells (or other mementos) randomly around left side of frame.

10.           Sand Paperclay trees with an emery board.

11.           Paint with Radiant Pearls and let dry.

12.           Seal Paperclay trees with acrylic sealer (optional).  Allow to dry thoroughly.

13.           Glue trees to frame as shown.

14.           Add photo and remember the days…..

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