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This Project I used Basic Grey Indian Summer Line and Maya Road Airmail.
Supplies I used
Indian summer Woolies
Basic Gray Indian Summer PP
BG Cedar
Maya Road Air Mail
Prima E Line pearls, Pink Paislee Pixie Stix, TA Peppermint Stick, Fabric Tac, Diamond Glaze, Wooden thread spools, Wood stain, and a Mirror for the base.
I stained the wood spools and glued them all on top of each other. Then I sanded the mirror in the center and glued the spools to the mirror. (Sanding gives the glass texture.) Also an extra tip, to strengthen the stack of spools I used a wooden dowel down the center.
I then sprayed the Maya Road AirMail with Tattered Angels Peppermint Stick Glimmer Mist. It works very well on the Chipboard. Then you can cut a slit in the top of the mail box. The front flap fits tight enough to hold in your change.
Then once the hard work was over I started on the fun stuff. Made spiral flowers out of BG PP. And cut different sized four petal flowers and stacked them. Hand drawing flowers like these, gives them a fun funky feel. And they DO NOT have to be perfect!!
I also tried a new flower. I took a two inch wide by seven inch long piece of paper and folded it in half long ways. Then you cut at the seam every 1/4" ,three quarters of the way down. Once your slits are cut Start at one end and spiral it around to create the petals of the flower. On this project they are the orange/red flowers.
I covered the Mailbox flag with diamond glaze and then covered it with Pixie Stix Bubblegum.I put two coats to make sure it covered all of the chipboard. I also doodled some with a white and black pen.
These Products worked soo well together. The Air Mail even comes with a chipboard album inside. So you really get two projects in one. Thank You all for stopping by ScrapGal. Don't forget to get involved in this months contest. Have a wonderful weekend!!! :)
