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New Donna Salazar Designs Blog!

Hello my peeps! We have moved the official DSD blog over to blogger. We will keep this blog open but there won't be any new posts after today. 

You can find our new beautimus blog HERE.

Thanks for stopping by! Smooches ~D~

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Weathered ~ by Mandy Harrell

Welcome Back!! It's me again!!  I am back to show you a quick how to on making a weathered door from chipboard.  Here is the layout I made using one of the doors I created.

You Will Need:

1) Thin Piece of Chipboard Cut to about 7.5"x4"

2) Pencil and Cutting Tool

3) Gesso

4) Smooch Spritz in Caramel Latte and Wood Stain

5) Paper Towel or Cloth to Wipe With

6) Driftwood Chox Inx

 

To start your door you need to create the window for it.  I just cut out a pizza shape and traced it four times to create my window.

 Next use a cutting tool to cut out the window and then lightly coat your door with gesso.

 Next spray the Wood Stain spritz here and there and then wipe with a paper towel. Repeat using the Caramel Latte spritz.

Then go over the edges and very lightly on the front with Chox Inx in Driftwood.

A door knob is optional and it depends on how you are layering your door.  Sometimes you might not see the handle, but for my layout I did make a door knob using a brad and then drew on a keyhole below it.

Thanks for stopping by! Below you will find a list of products that I used for this layout!

 

Paper:

GCD Studios Natural Beauty

GCD Studios Antiquities

GCD Storybook

Ink:

Mix'd Media Inx CHOX - Driftwood

Stamp:

Stampers Anonymous - Ledger

 

Swirls:

Want 2 Scrap - Corrugated Cardboard Swirls

 

Bling:

Want 2 Scrap - Rhinestones

Tools:

Clearsnap Colorbox Stylus Handles and Tips

Zutter Distrezz it All

Miscellaneous:

Flowers

Shredded Paper

Gesso

 

 

 

 



Men in Black ~ by Tracey Sabella

It's Tracey here to share my second July Guest Designer project. I enjoy getting inky and inventive with Donna's amazing products. I had so much fun coming up with some new techniques to share with you today including a tutorial for my Grungy Corrugated Leaves.

Andrew and his groomsmen posed for this shot looking quite serious and dare I say intimidating? To capture that feel, I decided to go dark and grungy with this non-traditional wedding layout. One of the things I so appreciate about Donna's paper is the versatility within each collection. The papers featured on this page are from her GCD Natural Beauty Collection, the same collection used for "The Kiss", a sweeter and more elegant page posted here earlier this month.

I would like to dedicate this page to the memory of Earl Hennis, who's vintage gears and machined pieces are tucked in among the Sprightly Sprockets. 

"Men in Black"

I used Donna's Sprightly Sprockets die set by Spellbinders to create these realistic metallic gears using black cardstock and Viva Inka Gold. I made lots to tuck in all around this page. If you have guys in your life, these dies are a must have. 

Here's a close-up of the other side of the photo.

Now for these grungy guy flowers. Can you guess what dies I used to cut these flowers? If you picked Sprightly Sprockets, you are correct! I placed a vintage gear and hex nut in each for my flower centers. Scroll down to find my tutorial for the Grungy Corrugated Leaves. 

I used mixed media and Donna's Want2Scrap Stencils to build a grungy background on this wonderful wood grain paper. I started by spreading ceramic stucco across the page leaving the edges clear to see the gorgeous wood grain on the edges. I then misted with Donna's Clearsnap Smooch Spritz in Wood Stain and touches of Pralines and Cream. Once dry, I splattered with black gesso. I mixed black and red paint into more of the ceramic stucco and used it with Donna's 8" x 10" Small Bricks stencil. Such a perfect accent to reflect the bricks behind the guys in the photo. 

These gears are perfect to tuck into layers and well, just everywhere on my page. 

Oh did I have fun grunging up Donna's GCD Studio's Natural Beauty Chipboard Alpha letters for my title. I used my heat tool to melt black tulle onto the letters and inked the edges with Midnight Mix'd Media CHOX Inx by Clearsnap. I used Donna's Want2Scrap Alphabet Stencil and blended fiber medium to create the smaller letters. Another of her Want2Scrap stencils, Small Arrows, was used along the top and bottom of the page with ceramic stucco. I rubbed on just a bit of Midnight CHOX Inx to add grungy texture to the arrows. The distressed edges were achieved with my go to DSD Zutter Distrezz-It-All.

This charm and wrapped cord are jewelry findings from my stash. I dabbed them with Midnight CHOX Inx and Grecian Gold Rub'n Buff to distress. Behind the cord, I rubbed Sparrow CHOX Inx into the background and behind the charm, dripped Donna's Wood Stain and Pralines and Cream Smooch. 

Grungy Corrugated Leaf Tutorial

I have to say, Donna's Corrugated Board is one of my favorite products. What a treat not to spend time peeling the top off of cardboard, and it can be used for so many embellishments. 

Supplies:

Supply List:

DSD Want2Scrap 8" x 10" Corrugated Board

DSD Spellbinders Bitty Blossoms Dies

DSD Clearsnap Mix'd Media Inx CHOX - Midnight

Rub'n Buff - Grecian Gold

Die Cut Machine (not pictured)

Optional - misting bottle (not pictured)

Step 1. Cut a piece of corrugated board to size for your leaf die with the lines running the length of the leaf.

Step 2. Mist the piece of corrugated board with water front and back. Push on the dampened cardboard to scrunch and distress. 

Step 3. Use a Bitty Blossoms leaf die and your die cutting machine to cut out your leaf. You may need to run the die through your die cutting machine several times to cut cleanly through the corrugated board. Remove from die and set aside to dry. Although I only show one leaf here in the tutorial, I used all four leaf dies from this set to cut leaves for my page. You could also use leaf dies from Donna's Grand Peony or Rose Creations die sets. 

Step 4. Rub with Midnight CHOX Inx, leaving some of the corrugated board color showing. Set aside to dry.

Step 5. Using a light touch, rub Grecian Gold Rub'n Buff onto the raised areas of your leaf. 

Now your Grungy Corrugated Leaf is ready to use on your page. You can curl the edges or leave flat. 

Variation:

Instead of inking with black, I used Jasmine Mix'd Media Inx for the leaves I created for "The Kiss", then rubbed Pewter Inx onto the raised edges. You could use any combination of colors to create lovely, grungy leaves for your projects. 

Thanks for dropping by today to view my layout and tutorial. I hope you'll stop by later this month for my final July GDT project. 

Product List:

Paper:

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs ~ Natural Beauty - Flying Free

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs ~ Natural Beauty - Casual Elegance

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar Designs - 8" x 10" Corrugated Board

Chipboard:

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs ~ Natural Beauty - Chipboard Alphas

Stamps:

Art Gone Wild: Donna Salazar Designs ~ Ruler

Color/Inks:

Clearsnap: Donna Salazar Designs - Mix'd Media Inx - Pewter, Black

Clearsnap: Donna Salazar Designs - Mix'd Media Inx CHOX - Midnight, Sparrow

Clearsnap: Donna Salazar Designs - Smooch Spritz - Wood Stain, Pralines & Cream

American Art Clay Co: Rub'n Buff - Grecian Gold 

Viva Decor: Inka Gold - Gold

DecoArt: Crafter's Acrylic - black, Christmas Red

Stencils:

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar Designs - 8" x 10" - Small Bricks, Small Arrows

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar Designs - Alphabet Stencil

Dies:

Spellbinders: Donna Salazar Designs - Sprightly Sprockets

Spellbinders: Donna Salazar Designs - Bitty Blossoms

Embellishments:

Vintage gears and machined pieces from Mandy Hennis

Tori Spelling: Styled - Multi Style Chain Hematite

Darice: Add on Pendant Knotted Nylon Necklace

Jill Mackay: Sterling Plated Earrings

DMC: Floss #310

Black Tulle

Mixed Media:

Liquitex: Ceramic Stucco
Liquitex: Gesso - black

Adhesives:

Art Glitter: Designer Dries Clear Adhesive

Helmar: 450 Quick Dry Adhesive

Beacon: 3 in 1 Advanced Craft Glue

Mod Podge - Matte

Darice: Foam Dots

Tools:

Zutter: Donna Salazar Designs - Distrezz-It-All

Darice: Heat Tool

EK Success: Cutter Bee - Bugs

Tuesday Tutorials ~ 7.16.2013

Hello my peeps! Sorry that this post is going up late. I uploaded the video yesterday and in case you haven't seen it you can view it HERE.

This week I'm in AZ with my mom and sister playing with ICE RESIN®. I show you several projects that I've made we coat a hair flower with resin and I show you how easy it is to mix this product.

But... the fun part is at the end... almost half of this week's video is bloopers.

WINNER WINNER CHICKEN DINNER!

Last week's winner of the stencils is...

Magi Giger

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(prizes are shipped 1x a month so it may not be shipped out immediately)

Use Rafflecopter below to enter to win this week's prize: a Mix'd Media Stax 2

Thanks for stopping by! Smooches ~D~

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'Dream' Card ~ by Helena Johansson

Hi everybody! Here is a card I made using GCD Studios and Donnas beautiful Family Jeans line. I have used papers from the 6x6 paper pad and just inked the edges a bit with Mix'd Media Inx, color Patina.

The birds and birdcage are cut from the 12x12 pad image sheet from the Natural Beauty collection.

The chipboard swirls from Want2Scrap and Donna's I just painted with white gesso. Before the paint had dried, I put them upside down on a piece of paper, and after a few seconds I took them away. Then some of the paint had stuck on the paper, and some on the swirls. This made them look shabbylicious and pretty :)

Thanks for stopping by today!

 

xoxo

Helena

 

Product list

 

Papers 

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar - Family Jeans line, 6x6 paper pad, Heirloom front and back

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar - Natural Beauty line, 12x12 pad image sheet

 

Inks 

Mix'd Media Inx - Patina

 

Chipboard

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar - Chipboard swirls

 

Other

Gesso

Flowers and leaves from Dusty Attic

Gift Bags ~ by Mandy Harrell

Hi Everybody!! It's Mandy!! Everybody knows that when summer comes around, so do weddings and this year I have two in July!  Instead of making a gift, I decided to buy them something and then decorate the bag they went in.  I've done little tiny gift bags like these before, but this time the bags are a bit larger.  I figured I would use a pic of the couple on the front and if they want to, they can cut the front off and keep the page.  So, it's like two gifts in one. 

 

This first bag is for my step sister and her husband.  They are both teachers and for their wedding they are getting married in an old school turned restaurant.  They also did their engagement photos at a library, so with that I decided to stick with a school themed bag for them.

 This next one is for a friend of mine and she is very country, so I did my best to match her style for the bag.

Thanks for stopping by!! Below you will find a list of items that I used for these bags!!

 

Paper:

GCD Studios Natural Beauty

GCD Studios Mix'd Media Stax

GCD Storybook

Ink:

Mix'd Media Inx CHOX - Driftwood

Mix'd Media Inx - Denim

Stamp:

Stampers Anonymous - Dear Sir

 

Swirls:

Want 2 Scrap - Corrugated Cardboard Swirls

GCD Studios Natural Beauty

Tools:

Clearsnap Colorbox Stylus Handles and Tips

Zutter Distrezz it All

Miscellaneous:

Flowers

Cheesecloth

Beads

 



Tuesday Tutorials ~ 7.9.2013

 

Hello my cyber peeps! Today I've got a really cool tip using Want2Scrap Stencils, Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Adhesive Sheets, and Clearsnap Smooch Spritz. I love spritzing on EVERYTHING but it always ends up looking messy with stencils. So I came up with an easy peasy technique so that you can use your stencils with Smooch Spritz! By the way... my friends at Clearsnap are trying to get to 10,000 fans before CHA... if you are on Facebook, please like their Facebook page (HERE) and let em know that I sent you over!!! They always have loads of great info on their page so you will definitely be a FAN!!! 

This is the layout that I made with the finished stenciled denim: "Miscellany In The Brainy"

I did a lot of distressing with the Distrezz-it-All on these papers from the Fun & Funky line and the grid paper from the Basics pad.

I added in flowers made from the Fun & Funky and Natural Beauty paper lines that were die cut with my Grand Peonies and Bitty Blossoms Flower Dies. 

I LOVE using the kraft colored Photo Corners from Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L.

I also used a couple Mini Denim Bows from the Blue Gene Baby Etsy shop.

Watch this week's video HERE

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The winner of the Mix'd Media Stax 2 from last week is...

Elaine Rico

Enter our drawing for a chance to win the Recycle and Houndstooth Stencils from Want2Scrap by using RaffleCopter below...

Thanks for stopping by! Smooches ~D~

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The Kiss ~ by Tracey Sabella GDT

It's Tracey here to share my first project with you as Donna's July Guest Designer. I am so honored to be here with you today and want to thank Donna and Natasha for this amazing opportunity!! 

This photo of Elizabeth and Andrew sharing a sweet kiss is one of my favorites from their wedding. The Natural Beauty Collection is absolutely perfect to showcase it. I've included a photo tutorial for my crushed voile peonies. 

Donna's Spellbinder Flower Dies are my absolute favorites, and I have used Grand Peony, Carnation Creations, and Bitty Blossoms to create these beauties. To bring in accents of gold to the background, I misted and dripped Pralines & Cream Smooch Spritz on the background and border. 

I just adore Donna's new Want2Scrap stencils and used the Polka Dot Heart with blended fiber medium above this cluster. This dotted heart kind of faded into the background so I rubbed Pewter and Denim Mix'd Media Inx softly around the edges. I'm always looking for subtle ways to accent the theme of my photos and this heart was a perfect way to reflect the love shining in this photo. 

I'm all about girlie grunge, and cut this sweet butterfly from Donna's Want2Scrap Corrugated Board with her Wonderful Wings Spellbinders dies. I used Jasmine Mix'd Meda Inx and Fairy Dust Glitter to color and topped with a Bitty Blossoms flower created from Donna's Mulberry Paper from the Mix'd Media Stax 2 collection. I extended the wings with chipboard from Want2Scrap and grunged them up with puffy paint dabbed with Mix'd Media Inx. My butterfly trail is a snippet of Donna's Build Your Own Bling by Want2Scrap. There's no easier way to distress edges than with Donna's Distrezz-It-All tool by Zutter. I'd be lost without this handy tool!! Really!! I use it on nearly every project I create. 

The top cluster includes more handcrafted flowers cut with Donna's amazing dies. The Bitty Blossoms and smaller carnation are created with Natural Beauty and Family Jeans papers. I tucked in some of Donna's Hand Drawn Swirls chippies. I'll be sharing a tutorial for these grungy, textured leaves later this month. 

I was inspired by the brick tutorial Lisa Gregory shared last month. I needed some smaller letters for my title, and the letters in Donna's alpha stencil were just right. I used fiber medium colored with Mix'd Media Inx and instead of applying to paper I used a craft mat, creating several sets to have enough letters for my title. Once dry, the letters peeled right off my mat - so easy and I was able to get just the right color and size letters needed for my title. I spread Clearsnap Glue Gloss around the edges of my page and sprinkled with Donna's Fairy Dust Glitter by Clearsnap. 

Crushed Voile Peony Tutorial

These gorgeous peonies take some time, but are really easy to create!

Supplies:

Supply List:

Crushed voile fabric (home decor fabric)

Grand Peony dies

Candle

Tweezers

Die cutting machine (not pictured)

Cardstock scraps (not pictured)
Bowl of water (not pictured)

Step 1. For each peony, cut two of each size petal. I have found that I can cut up to 4 layers of this thin crushed voile at a time. I make a sandwich to cut them. On your cutting pad, place a scrap of cardstock, then up to 4 layers of fabric trimmed a little large than the die, then the die with the cutting edge facing down. Use whatever cutting plates you would normally use to cut paper and run through your die cutting machine. Depending on how much pressure your machine has, you may have to run it through several times to get a clean cut. Just check to make sure the cardstock is cut all the way through before removing the fabric from the dies.

For each whole flower, I cut two each of five different size petal layers. Grand Peony has seven petal dies and I used all but the very largest and smallest. Depending on the size flower you want, you can vary which sizes you cut. You can also use more or fewer layers depending on the look you are going for.

If you don't have Grand Peony, you could create a similar flower using Rose Creations.

***Tip*** It's a good idea to cut a couple extras in case you get a little carried away in the next step. 

Step 2. Light a tea light or small candle. Hold the petals close to, but not touching the flame, moving each petal across the flame one at a time. The petals should roll up toward the center of the flower as they melt. You don't want to melt too much, just the edge. Be sure to have a bowl of water close by so you can quickly dip the petals into water if you accidentally get the fabric too close to the flame. (It's not a project for unsupervised children.) The petals will be uneven and some will end up smaller than others, but that's ok, since in nature, peony flowers have such gorgeous variation in the petal size as well. If you really melt a petal too much, just toss it and grab one of those extras you cut. For the smaller size petals, I use tweezers to hold them. 

Step 3. Glue the flowers together starting with the largest petals first. Offset each layer so the petals of the section you are gluing, fall between the petals of the section below it. (As shown below.) I use Beacon Fabri-Tac Glue, but any quick drying liquid scrapbooking adhesive should work as well. 

Here's a third layer.

Keep on adding layers until you have an entire peony put together.

Step 4. Add a Bitty Blossom flower to the center. You could use a variety of things for the center. I've used stamen, and you could also use a gem or button.

Thanks for stopping by today to view my layout and tutorial. Donna will be posting more of my work throughout the month of July. For the back story on my photo, please stop by my blog, Garden of Grace.

Product List

Paper:

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs - Natural Beauty - Soaring

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs - Natural Beauty - Wall Vines

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs - Natural Beauty - Nancy's Mushrooms

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs - Family Jeans - Family Eyelet

GCD Studios: Donna Salazar Designs - Mix'd Media Stax 2 - Crepe Paper, Mulberry Paper

Want2Scrap: 8" x 10" Corrugated Board

Chipboard:

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar Designs - Hand Drawn Swirls

Want2Scrap: Style B Kissimmee

Stamps:

Art Gone Wild: Donna Salazar Designs - Cotton Lace

Color/Ink:

Clearsnap: Donna Salazar Designs Mix'd Media Inx - Black, Denim, Jasmine, Pewter

Clearsnap: Donna Salazar Designs Mix'd Media Inx CHOX - Driftwood

Clearsnap: Donna Salazar Designs Smooch Spritz - Pralines & Cream

Clearsnap: Donna Salazar Designs - Fairy Dust Glitter - Pralines & Cream

Masks/Stencils:

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar Designs - Alphabet

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar Designs - Love Stencil with Polka Dot Heart & Arrows

Dies:

Spellbinders: Donna Salazar Designs - Bitty Blossoms

Spellbinders: Donna Salazar Designs - Carnation Creations

Spellbinders: Donna Salazar Designs - Grand Peony

Spellbinders: Donna Salazar Designs - Wonderful Wings

Punches:

Martha Stewart - Flourish Lace

Bling:

Want2Scrap: Donna Salazar Designs - Build Your Own Bling

Want2Scrap: Rhinestones - Mother of Pearl

Darice: Sliders - Antique Silver Crystals

Art-i-cakes: Charms with Glass Accents

Tools/Machines:

Zutter: Distrezz-It-All

Adhesive:

Clearsnap: Glue Gloss

Art Glitter: Designer Dries Clear Adhesive

Beacon: 3 in 1 Advanced Craft Glue

Beacon: Fabri-Tac Glue

Helmar 450 Quick Dry Adhesive

Ranger: Glossy Accents

Tombow: Mono Multi Liquid Glue

Mixed Media:

Liquitex: Gesso

Liquitex: Blended Fibers

Beacon: Fast Finish Decoupage

Viva: Pearl Pet - Cream

Tulip: Puffy Paint - White

Other:

Crushed Voile Fabric

Vintage Doily

Lace

'Hope Sings' Canvas ~ by Mistra Hoolahan

Hi lovelies!   Today I have a little 8x10 canvas to share with you using lots of wonderful Donna Salazar goodies...

[click image for a larger view]

I have used a Zutter Canvas Artboard as the base, they are fabulously rigid with a MDF backing, perfect for collage and stencilling.  I have torn some sections from the dictionary print paper in the Mixed Media Stax 2 and adhered them to the background, as well as some Clouds from the Fun & Funky CutOut Sheet and strips torn from some Natural Beauty papers.  

I've then used Donna's Heart Stencil from Want 2 Scrap with some texture paste and added some more texture paste to create the background.  The Bonnie's Bird Cage and Hand Drawn Swirls Chipboard from Want 2 Scrap were spray painted white and then adhered to the canvas.  The cage part of the chippy was slightly curved before adding to the base to give it some depth, and some open weave muslin drapped in through the open cage door.   Once glued down the whole canvas was sprayed with loads of Smooch Spritz.  Mixed Berries, then Caramel Latte, Sea Breeze, a little River Mossy and Green Olive.  I allowed the colours to run and blend...

The printed quote was coloured using the smooch colours that dripped into the colour catcher, as were the GCD Chipboard Alpha Stickers.  Finally the chain and the little bird embellishment were added and the texture picked up with some metallic rub to finish it off.

 I love the gorgeous shimmers this shows in the light, with so much colour sprayed onto it, all the mica adds the most beautiful subtle effect!

Thanks for visiting today!

www.mistrabutterfly.blogspot.com

Donna Salazar Designs Products used:

Zutter Bind-it-All Canvas Art Board

GCD Mixed Media Stax 2

GCD Fun and Funky CutOut Sheet

GCD Natural Beauty 6x6 Paper Pad

GCD Fun and Funky Chipboard Alphabet Stickers 

Want2Scrap Hearts Stencil

Want2Scrap Designer Embellies Bonnie's Bird Cage

Want2Scrap Designer Embellies Hand Drawn Swirls

Clearsnap Smooch Spritz - Mixed Berries, Caramel Latte, Sea Breeze, River Mossy, Green Olive

Tuesday Tutorials ~ 7-2-2013

Today is the first weekly (pre-recorded) Tuesday Tutorial Show! I'm no longer going to be doing the live show every other week but now everyone will get a new video every week! And... I'm still going to be giving prizes away... so bonus for everyone!!! 

This week I'm playing with the Kanzashi flower maker from Clover, USA. This little tool is designed to make fabric flowers like these... (from the layout I made for Viva Las Vegas Stamps).

But I wanted to see if it would work with paper... and it DID!!! The flowers below were made with the Kanzashi flower maker and my paper from GCD Studios (Mix'd Media Stax 2 & Basics). I added them to flowers made with my Bitty Blossoms and Grand Peony Creations dies from Spellbinders.

I used the flowers to make the card below

I also used my Vine stamp with my Mix'd Media Inx CHOX and some Smooch Spritz for the background then added some extra flowers and a Mini Denim Bow from Genna's Etsy Shop. Here are some close ups...

You can watch this week's

Tuesday Tutorial Video HERE.

This week's prize:

Enter your name into Raffle Copter below to be entered into the drawing for this prize.

We will draw the winning name next week but all prizes are shipped out only 1 time a month.

Thanks for stopping by! Smooches ~D~

Visit the Girlie Grunge site for challenges, giveaways, tutorials, e-Classes, etc... HERE

You can friend me on Facebook: HERE and follow me on Twitter: HERE

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