13 Creative Ideas for Painted Scrapbook Pages

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DECORATIVE
PAINTING #9814D
BY DONNA DEWBERRY
13 Creative Ideas for Painted
Scrapbook Pages
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Add a Personal Dimension to Your Scrapbook Pages
Creating scrapbooks is a wonderful pastime. I have such a large family that I do not want to
miss out on anything, and I love sharing my pictures and memories with others. Scrapbooking
keeps my memories fresh and alive; I will treasure these pages for years to come.
It isn’t always easy to find just the right paper and accessories, so I like to paint my own pages,
using elements and colors from my photos. Because the new FolkArt® Papier™ Paints were
formulated especially for painting on paper, they are perfect for scrapbooks. These luscious paints
will not warp the paper, and they are flexible when dry, so they will not crack when papers bend
with frequent handling. You can use a brush with Papier™ Flow Medium for familiar painting
techniques, but Papier™ Paints can also be squeezed from the bottle tip and used like a pen for
dimensional effects. The Papier™ line includes Glass Finish to make parts of your designs look as
if they are made from glass. The possibilities are endless!
If you have boxes of photos and special keepsakes, I hope this book will inspire you to bring
them out and create scrapbooks full of the happiest memories of your life. Most importantly,
don’t forget to share these “books of memories.” You, too, can be someone’s inspiration!
About the Artist
ONE-Stroke Certification
For information on Donna’s
three-day seminar, where you can
learn her painting techniques as
well as how to start a business in
decorative painting and tips for
being a good teacher, how to demo
in stores, and how to get your
painting published, contact her one
of these ways:
DONNA DEWBERRY
Donna Dewberry, a native Floridian,
has been involved with arts and crafts all
of her married life - over 30 years.
Donna has always loved all kinds of
crafts. She began her career by decorating her home and the homes of her
friends. She has always loved making creative gifts, keepsakes, and special treasures. She spent many long nights at her
kitchen table painting for craft shows
and other events. She is a mother of
seven and grandmother of seven; they
are her own most valuable treasures.
Creating these scrapbooks is a wonderful
way to share special memories of her
family.
• By mail:
Dewberry Designs
365 Citrus Tower Blvd.
Clermont, FL 34711
• By phone:
352-394-7344
• By fax:
352-394-6488
• On the Web:
www.onestroke.com (certification
and seminar information)
www.thestrokingedge.com
(complete ONE Stroke resource)
Acknowledgement
Many long hours went into putting this book together. I could never have done
it without my design staff. Thank you to Maribel, Terri, and Althea for your
time and for sharing your pictures and memories. Maribel has been with me for
years and has been such a blessing to me. Terri and Althea are more recent additions to my design staff but, have come through for me more times than I can
count. Each of them gives her own creative flair to our staff and we are so
blessed to have them. Thank you for all your hard work and dedication. I appreciate you so much!
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• By e-mail:
[email protected]
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ONE Stroke™ Supplies
◆ FOLKART
®
◆ KEEPSAKE COLORS
PAPIER™
™
GEL
These paints were developed for use
on paper. They are acid free plus they
don’t cause the paper to warp - perfect
for scrapbook enthusiasts. They are thick
and creamy, which is exactly what One
Stroke painters want. Papier can be used
with a paint brush or straight from the
bottle by squeezing, using the tip of the
bottle like a pen. They are available in a
wide variety of colors, including
metallics and glitters. To use these as
dimensional paints just squeeze the bottle gently. The color should flow out of
the bottle easily with little pressure. If it
does not flow out easily, insert a pin in
the tip to clear it. You can outline
objects, make swirls or fill in any area by
just moving the tip around the area. The
glitter colors are best used straight from
the bottle to create an elaborate affect or
to add glitz and glitter to your designs.
IMPORTANT: Make sure to wipe off
the tip of the bottle before replacing the
cap. If paint is left on the tip it will build
up in the cap and cause the tip of the
bottle to bend which will result in poor
outlines.
These acid-free, gel-formula paints were
developed with scrapbookers in mind.
The paints can be used for photo tinting
on professionally-printed matte finish
photos as well as photos printed on a laser
or ink jet printer on matte finish photo
paper. The paints can also be brushed on
printed papers or vellum to create transparent washes. They can also be used
instead of ink on foam ink pads with
rubber stamps. Keepsake Colors Gel dries
quickly and is available in a wide range
of colors, including sparkles.
Before
◆ FOLKART
PAPIER™
FLOW MEDIUM 1769
®
After
If you use the Papier™ Paints with a
brush, use Flow Medium as well as the
paint. This medium facilitates your
painting just as a blending medium does
with other types of acrylic paint, but
Flow Medium is made especially for use
with these paints and for use on paper.
◆ ONE STROKE
™
BRUSHES FOR PAPER
These brushes are especially designed
for use with the Papier ™ Paint. They
have stiffer bristles for brushing out
paint on paper. The following brushes
are available and are all used in this
book:
• Papier™ Basic Set 1854 includes: Flats
sizes #8, #16; Script Liner size #2
• Papier™ Scruffy Brush 1855, size 1/2"
Also used in this book is the FolkArt®
ONE Stroke™ Scruffy Brush 1174, size
1/4".
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S UPPLIES
◆ SURFACES FOR PAINTING
◆ MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES
All of the surfaces used in this book are paper suitable for
scrapbook pages.
Tracing paper, for tracing patterns from the pattern sheet
Transfer paper and stylus, for transferring patterns
Brush Plus® Brush Cleaner 20480, for cleaning brushes
ONE Stroke Brush Caddy 1060, for rinsing brushes
Paper towels, for blotting brushes
Pop Dots™ by All Night Media®: These are foam dots, sticky
on both sides, used on some projects for raising parts of
the design. They come in diameters of 1/8" (73MIC), 1/4"
(73MIN), and 1/2" (73DOT).
◆ FOLKART
®
PAPIER™ GLASS FINISH
Just squeeze out over the top of a painted area that is dry to
create an effect of looking through glass. Glass Finish is available in 2 oz. squeeze bottles in three colors: Clear 1777, Sepia
1763, and Antique 1764.
The ONE Stroke Technique
USING ONE STROKE BRUSHES
dampen the bristles in water and dry them with a paper towel
before loading. When cleaning flat brushes, you can use the
rake in the bottom of the Brush Caddy. Flat ONE Stroke™
brushes are synthetic and don’t have a tendency to break, but
be gentle.
ONE Stroke™ brushes are essential for the ONE Stroke™
technique. They have been designed especially for this type of
stroke work. Here’s a brief explanation on the use and
purpose of each brush:
Script Liner:
The script liner is used when painting curlicues or string
ribbons and similar items. It is used with paint that is inky
(thinned with water to the consistency of ink). Use this way:
Wet the brush. Load paint on your palette. Dip the brush in
water three or four times. Roll the wet brush in the paint,
twirling the brush to load. Pull out to the side of the palette
until well loaded with inky paint.
Clean the script liner as you would flats; be gentle, but
clean thoroughly.
Scruffy:
I originally created the scruffy by shaping the bristles of an
old, worn out brush into an oval after carefully cutting them
to a uniform length of about 1/2". The ONE Stroke™ scruffy
brushes you can buy are ready to use. All you have to do is
“fluff the scruff ” - remove the brush from the packaging and
form the bristles into an oval shape by gently pulling them,
then twist the bristles in the palm of your hand until they are
a nice oval shape. Now you’re ready to pounce the brush into
paint and begin.
A fluffed scruffy brush is used to paint mosses, wisteria,
lilacs, some hair and fur, faux finishes, and shading textures.
This brush is not used with water. To clean, pounce the
bristles in the Brush Caddy - don’t rake them; the natural
bristles can break. Allow the brush to dry thoroughly before
painting with it again.
Cleaning and Care of Brushes:
Proper cleaning and care makes brushes last longer and
perform better.
1. Clean brushes thoroughly with water. Be gentle.
2. Brush bristles across a bar of soap and work it in with your
fingers, making certain it is distributed all the way to the
ferrule. Rinse with water.
3. Dry bristles with a clean rag or paper towels, shaping them
as you dry. Leaving a small amount of moisture in the
bristles will not harm them. Lay brushes flat to store.
4. Optional: I like to brush the bristles on a non-perfumed,
non-deodorant bar of soap to help them keep their shape.
Rinse before painting again.
Flat Brushes:
flat side
chisel edge
ONE Stroke™ flat brushes are designed with longer bristles
and less thickness in the body of the brush than other flat
brushes, so they have a much sharper chisel edge. A sharp
chisel edge is essential as most of strokes begin and then end
on the chisel edge.
These brushes are ready to use from the package. Simply
Brush Care Tips:
• Don’t allow paint to dry in your brush.
• As you paint, occasionally rinse the bristles with water.
• Store brushes in a container that keeps brush bristles from
bending.
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T HE ONE S TROKE T ECHNIQUE
DOUBLE-LOADING ONE STROKE
FLAT BRUSHES
staples. To keep the pattern sheet intact, trace pattern on
tracing paper with a pencil or pen.
To transfer, place the item to be painted on your work
surface and lay the traced pattern in position on project. Slip
transfer paper between pattern and item. Trace pattern with a
stylus to transfer it.
1. Wet your brush and gently lay flat on paper towel to
remove excess water.
2. Pick up paint by dipping one corner of the brush in one
color and the opposite corner of the brush in another color
(for double loading).
3. Stroke brush back and forth in a
sweeping motion. Repeat step 2 once
DOUBLE LOADING BRUSHES
or twice until the brush is full of paint
two-thirds of the way up the bristles.
• When brush is loaded correctly, your
strokes should feel as if the bristles
glide. If the brush is coarse or splits,
you do not have enough paint on the
brush.
4. When you need more paint: Once
your brush is loaded, all you need to
do to paint is to pick up a touch of
Dip one side of the chisel edge of
paint of either color and start paintdampened brush into one color.
ing. You do not need to brush back
and forth on your palette anymore. If
you continue to do this every time
you pick up paint, you will not have
enough paint to finish your strokes.
USING FLOW MEDIUM
Load your brush as normal with the
colors. When your brush is fully loaded
dip the chisel edge into a puddle of Flow
Medium and work into the brush using
the same track you used when you
loaded the brush. Keep in mind that the
Flow Medium will turn the colors transparent if too much is loaded on the
brush, so make sure to fully load your
brush with the colors before loading the
Flow Medium.
TRANSFERRING PATTERNS
The patterns for the projects for this
book are located on the pattern sheets at
the center of the book. To remove the
pattern sheets, open the center staples,
lift out the pattern sheets, and close the
Dip other side into second color.
Colors should form triangles on the
brush and meet in the middle.
Stroke brush to blend colors where
they meet.
If You’re a
Left-Handed Painter
• Always start where I say to end
and end your stroke where I
indicate to start.
• When you are stroking leaves,
turn your practice sheets or
worksheets so you stroke the tip
of the leaf towards your body.
• Experiment by turning the surface at different angles to see
what works best for you.
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Tips for transferring patterns:
• Reduce or enlarge the patterns as necessary on a copy machine to accommodate the size of your project.
• Use dark transfer paper for light surfaces and white for dark surfaces.
• Lightly tape the pattern to the surface
to keep it from sliding.
• It is not necessary to trace every fine
detail. Transfer the main outlines of the
pattern. Tracing every detail takes away
from the natural look you are trying to
attain.
USING THE PAINTING
WORKSHEETS
The worksheets in this book are
designed to illustrate techniques and
strokes. To practice, place kitchen plastic
wrap over the worksheet and paint the
motif right over Donna’s painting, following the arrows and instructions. Then
just remove and replace the plastic wrap
and practice again.
Because the design elements on the
worksheets may be used in more than
one project, colors on the worksheet will
sometimes differ from those in the project instructions. In those cases, use the
colors given in the project instructions
and refer to the worksheet for techniques
and procedure. ❑
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Wedding Joy
GATHER THESE SUPPLIES
PAINTING INSTRUCTIONS
FolkArt Papier Paint:
Amethyst Metallic 1752
Baby Pink 1723
Burnt Umber 1728
Fresh Foliage 1737
Sunflower 1732
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
Trace and transfer the pattern. Refer to the Holly & Berries Painting Worksheet.
Wisteria Vine:
1. Double load the #16 flat brush with Burnt Umber and Sunflower. Using the
chisel edge of the brush and leading with the Sunflower side, paint the vines
onto the striped background paper.
2. Double load the #8 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the flat
side of the brush, paint the one stroke leaves. Pull a stem into each leaf using the
chisel edge of the brush, leading with the Sunflower side.
3. Double load the 1/2" scruffy brush with Amethyst and Wicker White. Pounce
to create the clusters of wisteria.
®
™
One Stroke™ Brushes for Paper:
Flats: #8, #16
Script liner: #2
Scruffy: 1/2"
One Stroke™ Brushes:
Flat: #6, #2
Scruffy: 1/4"
Papers:
White striped with green, 12" x 12"
for background
Pink, 9" x 12"
White card stock
Photos of your choice
Other Supplies:
FolkArt® Papier™ Flow Medium 1769
Pop Dots™, 1/2" dia. (All Night
Media® 73DOT)
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil
Scissors, straight edge and decorative
edge
Double stick tape
Fine point permanent ink pen
Sheet protector
CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS
1. Trim the photos with the decorative
edge scissors.
2. Cut the pink paper into pieces large
enough to leave 1/2" border around
each photo.
3. Cut another strip of pink paper large
enough to write the date on.
Date:
1. Load the #2 script liner with a mixture of Thicket and Flow Medium. Paint
the date on the strip of pink paper.
2. Load the #2 script liner with Sunflower. Add a highlight to the upper portion
of the letters and one side.
Rosebud Wreath:
See the Morning Glory Painting Worksheet for rosebud, but use colors listed here.
1. Trace wreath pattern and transfer to white card stock.
2. Double load the #8 brush with Burnt Umber and Sunflower. Using the
chisel edge of the brush and leading with the sunflower, paint the vines.
3. Double load the #8 flat brush with Flow Medium and Baby Pink. Paint
rosebuds along the wreath shape.
4. Double load the #6 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Paint the
tiny one stroke leaves along the wreath.
5. Double load the 1/4" scruffy brush with Amethyst and Wicker White.
Pounce to create the wisteria.
6. Allow paint to dry. Cut out the wreath design, allowing 1/4" of white
cardstock around the painted design.
Rose Adorned Sentiment:
See the Morning Glory Painting Worksheet for painting the rose, using colors
and brush sizes listed here.
1. Trace pattern and transfer to white card stock.
2. Using the #2 flat brush loaded with Flow Medium and Fresh Foliage,
paint the green border around the rectangle. Allow to dry.
3. Double load the #6 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Paint the
three wiggle leaves.
4. Double load the #2 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Paint
the tiny one stroke leaves.
5. Double load the #2 flat brush with Baby Pink and Wicker White.
Paint the one tiny rosebud on right.
6. Double load the #6 flat brush with Baby Pink and Wicker White.
Paint the rose.
7. Double load the 1/4" scruffy brush with Amethyst and Wicker
White. Pounce to create the wisteria.
8. Allow paint to dry. Write a sentiment of your choice. Cut out the design.
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Attach the photos to the pieces of pink paper, then attach to the page.
2. Attach the date to the lower portion of the page.
3. Double load the 1/2" scruffy brush with Amethyst and Wicker White. Re-pounce the
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FINISH
clusters of wisteria located at the upper corners of the photos.
4. Attach the sentiment cutout to the page with Pop Dots.
5. Attach the rose wreath cutout to the center of the painting
using double stick tape.
Allow the painting to dry and cure for 72 hours before placing in a sheet protector. ❑
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Spring is Here
Berry Wine 1724
Dioxazine Purple 1743
Fresh Foliage 1737
Licorice 1744
Plum Vineyard 1742
School Bus Yellow 1733
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
Yellow Ochre 1731
Attach the photos to the green paper. Using the decorative edge ruler, tear the green
paper to leave a border about 3/8" around the photos. Tear the paper toward you to
leave a white edge.
®
™
Flats: #8, #16
Scruffy: 1/2", 1/4"
Script liner: #2
Papers:
Cloud paper, 12" x 12"
Green paper
White paper
Other Supplies:
FolkArt® Papier Glass Finish, Clear
1777
Decorative edge ruler (Royal Coat®
Decoupage Accessories 1713)
Pop Dots™ 1/8" dia. micro (All Night
Media® 73MIC)
Alphabet stickers, 3/4" high
Fine point permanent black ink marker
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil or stylus
Scissors
Double stick tape
Sheet protector
Refer to the Basket Weave Painting Worksheet for the flowers and the Holly & Berries
Painting Worksheet for the leaves and foliage.
1. Trace and transfer the flower pattern to the blue cloud background paper. Trace
and transfer the butterflies, dragonfly and bee to the white paper.
2. To paint the large daisies, double load the #16 flat brush with Berry Wine and
Wicker White. Using the chisel edge of the brush and leading with the Wicker
White, pull toward the center to make the daisy petals.
3. Double load the 1/4" scruffy brush with School Bus Yellow and Berry Wine.
Pounce to make the centers for the daisies.
4. Double load the #8 flat brush with Plum Vineyard and Wicker White. Using the
chisel edge and leading with the Wicker White, touch on the chisel and pull
toward the flower center to form the petals. Paint one entire stalk of the small
wildflowers. Flip the brush occasionally to lead with the Plum Vineyard side.
5. Double load the #8 flat brush with Amethyst and Wicker White. Using the
technique described above and leading with the Wicker White, pull the strokes to
form the flowers for another stalk of wildflowers.
6. Use the bottle tip of School Bus Yellow to add a dot to each small flower center.
7. Double load the #16 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the chisel
edge of the brush and leading with the Thicket side, pull a stem from each flower.
8. Using the same brush and colors but using the flat side of the brush and keeping
the Fresh Foliage to the outside, paint the large wiggle shaped leaves.
9. Using the same brush and color, paint the smaller one stroke leaves.
10. Using the same brush and colors but staying on the chisel edge and leading with
the Fresh Foliage, pull some grass strokes up from the bottom.
11. Double load the #8 flat brush with School Bus Yellow and Wicker White. Using
a light pouncing motion on the chisel edge, dab in the yellow wild flowers.
12. Double load the 1/2" scruffy brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Pounce to
create the moss at the bottom.
13. BEE: Using the #8 flat brush and Yellow Ochre, paint the body. Using the #8 flat
brush and Licorice, paint the head. Using the #2 script liner, paint stripes on the
bee’s body. Load the #16 flat brush with Wicker White and a touch of Licorice,
paint the bee wings, two on each side.
14. YELLOW BUTTERFLY: Using the #16 flat brush double loaded with School
Bus Yellow and Wicker White, paint the wings. Use the #2 script liner and
Licorice to paint the body.
15. PURPLE BUTTERFLY: Using the #16 flat brush double loaded with Dioxazine
Purple and Wicker White, paint the wings. Use the #2 script liner to paint the
body.
16. DRAGONFLY: Using the #8 flat brush loaded with Licorice and Flow Medium
to paint the segments of the body. Using the #16 flat brush loaded with Wicker
White and a touch of Licorice, paint the four sets of wings - two on each side of
body and two separate sets.
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1. Allow the painting to dry completely before assembly.
2. Embellish the critters using the bottle tip of Clear Glass Effects. Allow to dry
completely. Cut out the critters.
3. Attach the photos to the page.
4. Use Pop Dots to attach the critters to the page.
5. Peel and stick the words to the page.
6. Use the fine point marker to write “my garden” or another sentiment.
7. Allow the painting to dry and cure for 72 hours before placing in a sheet
protector. ❑
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Easter Egg Hunt
FolkArt® Papier™ Paint:
Baby Pink 1723
Berry Wine 1724
Burnt Umber 1728
Engine Red 1726
Fresh Foliage 1737
Linen 1722
Plum Vineyard 1742
Sunflower 1732
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
Keepsake Colors™ Gel:
Baby Pink 80516
Sunshine Yellow 80504
Violet Pansy 80515
White 80524
Flats: #8, #16
Scruffy: 1/2"
Script Liner: #2
One Stroke™ Brushes:
Flats, #6, #2
Scruffy, 1/4"
Papers:
Yellow, 12" x 12" for background page
Dark green paper
White card stock
Other Supplies:
Media® 73DOT)
Oval template
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil
Scissors
Double stick tape
Fine tip permanent ink pen
Sheet protector
1. Cut the photo into an oval shape.
Attach to a piece of dark green paper.
Trim the green paper to leave 1/8" border around the photo.
2. Position the oval photo unit on top of
the green plaid paper from the kit. Cut
the plaid paper into a rectangle that is
slightly larger than oval.
4.
Daisies:
Refer to the Morning Glory Painting Worksheet.
1. Trace and transfer pattern for the daisies
onto the yellow background page.
2. Double load the #16 flat brush with
Thicket and Wicker White. Add a touch
of School Bus Yellow to the Wicker White
side and blend. Using the chisel edge of
the brush and leading with the Wicker
White/School Bus Yellow side, pull grass
from the bottom of the page up.
School Bus Yellow and Wicker White.
Staying on the chisel edge, leading with
Wicker White and using no pressure,
pull short strokes toward the flower center to form the thin yellow daisies.
4. Using the same brush and colors but
leading with the School Bus Yellow and
applying slight pressure, paint the thicker petals for the white daisies.
5. Use the bottle tip of Fresh Foliage to add
a dot to the center of each flower. Also
use the bottle tip to add dimension to
some of the grass.
Eggs:
1. Trace eggs and transfer six egg shapes to
white card stock.
White Keepsake Gel paint and Baby Pink
Keepsake Gel paint. Paint the pink eggs.
Violet Pansy Keepsake Gel paint and
White Gel paint. Paint the purple eggs.
Sunshine Yellow Keepsake Gel paint and
White Gel paint. Paint the yellow eggs.
5. Allow eggs to dry. Cut out eggs.
6. Embellish the eggs using the tips of the
bottles of Fresh Foliage, Baby Pink,
Wicker White, Sunflower, School Bus
Yellow, and Plum Vineyard Papier paints.
Bunny:
1. Trace bunny design and transfer to
white card stock.
2. Load the 1/2" scruffy with Linen. Touch
one side of it into Burnt Umber. Pounce
the bunny shape.
3. Double load the 1/4" scruffy with Berry
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5.
6.
7.
Wine and Flow Medium. Pounce in the
inside pink part of ears.
To paint the eggs, double load the #16
flat brush with the various egg colors
and Flow Medium. Use School Bus
Yellow, Berry Wine, Plum Vineyard, and
Engine Red for the eggs.
Using the #2 script liner, paint the bow on
bunny with Plum Vineyard. Allow to dry.
Use the bottle tip of Fresh Foliage to add
dimensional grass between the eggs.
Let paint dry. Cut out bunny design, allow
about 1/8" of white around the design.
Basket:
See Basket Weave Painting Worksheet for painting the basket, using brush sizes listed here.
1. Trace basket and transfer design to white
card stock.
Burnt Umber and Flow Medium. Paint
the over and under weaves of the basket.
3. Use the same brush and the chisel edge
to paint the vertical braces of the basket.
4. To paint the eggs, double load the #16
flat brush with the various egg colors
and Flow Medium. Use School Bus
Yellow, Berry Wine, and Plum Vineyard.
Thicket and a touch of School Bus
Yellow. Using the chisel edge of the brush
and leading with the School Bus Yellow
side, pull grass from inside the basket.
6. Use the bottle tip of Fresh Foliage to add
dimensional blades of grass.
7. Let paint dry. Cut out basket design,
allow about 1/8" of white around the
design.
Note Pages:
See the Morning Glory Painting Worksheet
for painting daises, using the colors and brush
sizes listed here.
1. Trace designs and transfer to white card
stock.
2. Double load the #2 flat brush with Fresh
Foliage and Flow Medium. Paint the
borders around the note pages.
Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Paint the one
stroke leaves.
Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Paint the
heat shaped leaf on each note page.
Sunflower and Wicker White. Paint the
daisy petals.
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6. Use the bottle tip of the School Bus
Yellow to add a dot to center of daisy.
7. Let paint dry. Outline the daisies and
leaves with the permanent ink pen. Cut
out note page.
paper with Pop Dots. Attach unit to
page with double stick tape.
2. Attach the note pages to the background
page with double stick tape. Write the
appropriate information using the permanent ink pen.
1. Attach the photo to the green plaid
3. Use Pop Dots to attach the bunny, the
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basket, and the eggs to the page.
4. Use the bottle tip of School Bus Yellow
to embellish around the picture and the
note pages.
FINISH
Allow the painting to dry and cure for 72
hours before placing in a sheet protector. ❑
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Tumbling Chicks
Licorice 1744
Pumpkin Orange 1765
Sunflower 1732
1. Using the decorative edge ruler, tear a 4" wide strip from the bottom of the
lime green paper. Tear the paper toward you with the color side up to leave a
white edge. This will be used for painting chicks.
2. Cut eight 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" squares from the yellow card stock.
3. Cut two pieces of the yellow card stock 1/2" larger than the size of the
photos.
4. Cut two pieces of the green plaid paper 1/4" larger than the photos.
5. Use your computer and a block letter style of font to print out the letters,
P E E P. Trace the letters on the green plaid paper and cut the letters out.
6. Cut out 8 squares, each measuring 3/4" from the darker green scrap
paper. Stamp letters and date on each green square.
®
™
Script liner: #2
Scruffy: 1/2"
Papers:
Light green paper, 12" x 12", for
background
Lime green paper, 12" x 12", for bottom section of page
Darker green paper, small scrap for
stamping words
Green plaid paper
Bright yellow card stock
Photo of your choice
Other Supplies:
Donna Dewberry stencil: Happy
Faces (Kids Decor™ 19588)
Donna Dewberry stamp, Leaf
Alphabet (2629S All Night Media)
Dark green stamping ink
Media® 73DOT)
Media® 73MIN)
Square brads
Fuzzy thread
Tracing paper, transfer paper, stylus
Scissors
Double stick tape
Sheet protector
Refer to the Teddy Bear Painting Worksheet.
1. Trace and transfer chicks pattern to lime green paper.
2. Double load the 1/2" scruffy brush with School Bus Yellow and
Sunflower. Using the stencil and keeping the School Bus Yellow to
the outer edge, pounce the wings for the chicks. Allow to dry.
Sunflower. Using the stencil and keeping the School Bus Yellow to
the outer edge, pounce the bodies for the chicks. Allow to dry.
Sunflower. Using the stencil and keeping the School Bus Yellow
to the outer edge, pounce the heads for the chicks. Allow to dry.
5. Using the stencil, fill in the beaks and feet with the bottle tip of
Pumpkin Orange. Allow to dry completely.
6. Use the bottle tip of Licorice to place two dots for the nostrils.
7. Load the #2 script liner with Licorice. Using a light dabbing
motion, paint the eyes.
8. Use the bottle tip of Pumpkin Orange to place a tiny dot in
all four corners of each 1-1/4" yellow cardstock square.
1. Attach the lime green paper with the chicks to the lower
portion of the light green page using double stick tape.
2. Attach the photos to the green plaid paper, then to the
yellow card stock, and then to the page.
3. Cut two pieces of the fuzzy thread 14" long and attach to
the page using the brads.
4. Attach the letters to the yellow squares using double
stick tape. Use 1/2" Pop Dots to attach the yellow
squares to the page.
5. Attach the stamped letter squares to the bottom of the
page using 1/4" Pop Dots.
FINISHING
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Happy Daisies
Berry Wine 1724
Cobalt 1738
Engine Red 1726
Fresh Foliage 1737
Licorice 1744
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
Yellow Ochre 1731
Flats: #8, #16
Script liner: #2
Scruffy: 1/2", 1/4"
Papers:
Light blue paper, 12" x 12" for
background
Light green paper, 12" x 12" for hill
area
Cream paper
Pink gingham print paper
Photos of your choice
Other Supplies:
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil or stylus
Scissors
Double stick tape
Sheet protector
Permanent ink pen, fine point
Pop Dots™, 1/4" dia. (73MIN from
All Night Media)
1. Use the bottle tip of Fresh Foliage to
write the baby’s name on the cream
paper. Allow to dry completely, then
cut into a rectangle.
2. Attach the name, using the Mini Pop
Dots to a piece of pink gingham
paper. Cut the gingham paper leaving
an 1/8" border around the name.
3. Attach each of the photos with double
stick tape to a piece of pink gingham
paper. Trim the gingham paper around
the photo leaving an 1/8" border.
4. Tear one strip of the green paper to
make the hills. Tear the paper toward
you with the green side up to leave a
white edge. Tear two smaller pieces to
make two more smaller hills for the
foreground.
5. Attach the largest of the hills to the
lower portion of the light blue paper.
Trace and transfer the pattern.
Flowers:
Refer to the Rosebud Painting Worksheet
for technique, using colors listed here.
1. Yellow Flowers: Double load the #16
flat brush with School Bus Yellow and
Yellow Ochre. Using the chisel edge of
the brush and leading with the Yellow
Ochre, paint the two yellow daisies.
2. Pink Flowers: Double load the #16
flat brush with Berry Wine and
Wicker White. Using the chisel edge
of the brush and leading with the
Wicker White, paint the lower petals
of the two pink daisies. Flip the brush
to lead with the Berry Wine and paint
the top layer of petals.
3. Blue Flowers: Double load the #8 flat
brush with Wicker White and Cobalt
Blue. Using the chisel edge and leading with Wicker White, paint the
petals for the blue daisies.
4. Centers: Double load the 1/2" scruffy
brush with Yellow Ochre and School
Bus Yellow, then add a touch of
Wicker White to the brush to soften
the colors. Keeping the School Bus
Yellow side up, pounce to make the
centers for the flowers. Allow to dry
completely before proceeding.
5. Load the #8 flat brush or the 1/4"
scruffy brush with Wicker White, then
add a touch of Engine Red. Blend
well to soften the Engine Red into a
light pink color. Using a light up and
down pouncing motion, pounce to
form the cheeks for the faces.
6. Load the #2 script liner with Licorice
and then work some Flow Medium
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into the brush. Use the tip
of the brush to
paint the faces.
7. Load the #2
script liner with
Licorice. Add a
wavy line under
the flower centers.
Leaves & Stems:
Refer to the Rosebud
Painting Worksheet.
1. Double load the #16
flat brush with
Thicket and Fresh
Foliage. Using the
chisel edge and no
pressure, leading with
the Fresh Foliage side,
pull a stem for each of
the flowers.
2. Using the same brush
and colors, but using the
flat side of the brush,
paint the wiggle shaped
leaves and the one stroke
leaves.
3. Use the bottle tip of Fresh
Foliage to outline the
leaves.
4. Allow the painting to dry
completely before assembling.
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Attach the two smaller foreground hills to the page.
2. Attach the photos, overlapping
one another.
3. Attach the name piece.
4. Write a sentiment about the
photos using the permanent ink
pen.
FINISHING
Allow the painting to dry and cure for
72 hours before placing in a sheet
protector. ❑
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ROSEBUD PAINTING WORKSHEET
Start
End
2
#8 flat
Thicket
Fresh Foliage
End
4
3
5
#16 flat
Baby Pink
Wicker White
Start
Add dimension
with bottle tip of
Pearl White
Leaf
#16 flat
Thicket/Fresh Foliage
Start
Pull stem into leaf
Start
#2 script liner
Inky Licorice
1/4" scruffy
Wicker White
Engine Red
1/2" scruffy
#16 flat
School Bus Yellow
Yellow Ochre
School Bus
Yellow
Yellow Ochre
Line with script
liner
Inky
Licorice
Touch
Push
Pull up
1
#16 flat
Engine Red
Wicker
White
Pick up School
Bus Yellow or
Engine Red side
Start
2
Start
3
Engine Red
Wicker White
End
Touch
and pull
up
4
8
Bottle tip
Fresh
Foliage
5
Pick up
Engine Red
again
7
6
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MORNING GLORY PAINTING WORKSHEET
#16 flat
Wicker White
Amethyst
#8 flat
Wicker White
1 on chisel
Overlap petals slightly
2
3
Add center
End
4
Start
Connect petals
in one center
#8 flat
Wicker
White
Amethyst
Start
Pull down
on chisel
End
Make sure to connect at top edges
Flick out
on chisel
#16 flat
Wicker
Start
White
Amethyst
#8 flat
School Bus
Yellow
Wicker White
No pressure
Connect at
center
Lead with
Wicker
White
Start
1
2
3
Add three
one stroke
leaves to
make calyx End
End
Bud
base Start
Calyx
#8 flat
Thicket
Fresh
Foliage
Add front
of bud
Back of
bud
#8 flat
Wicker White
Pounce lightly
on chisel
Connect to
top edge
One stroke leaf
Start
End
End
Stem
Start
Pull on
Use pressure
to make petal
thicker
End
#8 flat
School Bus
Yellow
Wicker White
No pressure
Start
Start
Wiggle/slide leaf with
#8 flat
Wiggle
Start
Dot with Fresh Foliage
Use brush handle or
bottle tip
Curve stems
for a more
natural and
graceful look
End
Start
End
#8 flat
Engine Red
Flow
Medium
Wiggle
1
2
Smaller bud
End
Start
End
Paint
with
Thicket
bottle tip
Shade with
script liner
and inky
Thicket
Wiggle
slightly
End
Start
#8 flat
Thicket
Fresh Foliage
chisel
Larger bud
Use larger strokes
Start
Wiggle/slide leaf
with #16 flat
Slide
Start
End
End
Slide
Outline with
bottle tip
End
Comma
strokes
Pull stem into leaf
using the chisel edge
Start
End
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BASKET WEAVE PAINTING WORKSHEET
Palm leaf
Start
#16 flat
Burnt Umber
Sunflower
Basket
Weave
#16 flat
Burnt Umber
Flow Medium
Line with
Thicket
ise
l
Line with Fresh Foliage
ch
Start
Start
End
End
Slide
Pu
l
lo
ut
on
End
#16 flat
Thicket/
Fresh Foliage
Make strokes
smaller and
overlap as you
go up
Palm trunk
#16 flat
Burnt Umber
Sunflower
3
End
Start
End
2
1
Start
Wiggle
#8 flat
Wicker White
Amethyst
on chisel
edge
Connect
at one
center
Leading with
Amethyst
#16 flat
Burnt Umber
Sunflower
Pull down
on chisel
End
#8 flat
Plum
Vineyard
Wicker
White
Layer
several
petals
Dot with
bottle tip
Licorice
Overlap
to make
cluster
Leading with
Wicker White
Connect
petals to
one center
point
Make petals in
back smaller
Wiggle leaf
with slide
Wiggle
Slide
Start
Pull
toward
center
Pull stem into
wet leaf
Center
#16 flat
Berry Wine
Wicker
White
#8 flat
Sunflower
Yellow Ochre
touch of Burnt
Umber
Start
1/4" scruffy
Berry Wine
School
Bus Yellow
Make petals
in front longer
End
Start
End
#8 flat
Slide
Thicket
Wicker White
One stroke leaf
Start
Slide on chisel
End
Pull stem into wet leaf
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TEDDY BEAR PAINTING WORKSHEET
Ear
2
1
Complete
Teddy Bear
Head
3
Back arm
5
1/4" & 1/2" Scruffy
Burnt Umber
Linen
touch of Wicker
White
Tummy
4&7
Back foot
& leg
6
Face details
#2 script liner
Licorice
Front leg
& foot
8
Muzzle
10
Front arm
9
Highlight eyes
& nose with
Wicker White
Butterfly
Chick
1/2" scruffy
School Bus Yellow
Sunflower
Dot to make eye
#2 script liner
Start
Start
End
Heart
Bottle tip
Baby
Pink
Complete
wing
Lettering
Bottle tip
Thicket
Bottle
tip
Baby
Pink
[#8 flat
Burnt Umber
Flow Medium
Bottle
tip
Emboss
letter
Bottle tip
Fresh Foliage
Back
wing
End
Bottle
tip
Pumpkin
Highlight with
Sunflower
Baby Pink
Wicker White
touch of Burnt
Umber
Front wing
Leg & foot
bottle tip
Pumpkin
Dot with
bottle tip
Licorice
#2 script liner
Thicket
Flow Medium
Dots to make eye
Bottle
tip
Antique
Gold
Glitter
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Body
Bottle tip
Licorice
Add
embellishments to
wings
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HOLLY & BERRIES PAINTING WORKSHEET
Stems & Grass
#16 flat
Thicket
Fresh Foliage
Wiggle Leaf
Wiggle
Slide
Start
m into
Pull ste
End
End
leaf
Start
Slide
Red berries
Dot with bottle
tip Engine Red
Wiggle
Pull stem into leaf on chisel edge
One stroke leaf
#8 flat
Fresh Foliage
Thicket
Start
Wildflower
End
End
Start
Pull
#8 flat
Wicker White
School Bus
Yellow
Dab
stem
Holly leaf
#8 flat
Sunflower
Thicket
touch of
Wicker White
af
Dab
le
into
Vine
Pull stem into leaf
#16 flat
Burnt Umber
Sunflower
Pine
#16 flat
Thicket
Sunflower
Burnt
Umber
Slid
Pounce
chis
Pounce
1/2" scruffy
Thicket
Fresh Foliage
touch of Wicker
White
Correct
Pounce randomly
Lift
Lift
Pull Pull Pull
Start
Pull
End
#8 flat
Thicket / Sunflower
touch of Burnt Umber
Small holly
Curlicue
#2 script liner
Inky thicket
el
Wisteria
1/2" scruffy
Amethyst
Wicker
White
Lift
tem
ll s eaf
u
P ol
int
Slide on chisel
e on
Slide on chisel
Add Berry Wine
dot on top with
bottle tip
Flick to[Green moss]
make Pounce
tips Pounce
Pounce
Wrong
Pounce
Pounce
Pounce
Pounce
Pounce in a straight line
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Wrong
Over
pounced
Colors are
muddy
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Love Bug
PICTURED ON PAGE 22
Calypso Sky 1740
Engine Red 1726
Fresh Foliage 1737
Pumpkin 1765
Wicker White 1721
Flat: #16
Papers:
Blue cloud paper, 12" x 12"
Rainbow paper, 12" x 12"
Light pink paper, 12" x 12"
Yellow card stock
Pink card stock
CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Attach the photos to the rainbow colored paper, then trim the paper to leave
1/8" border around each photo.
Other Supplies:
Pop Dots™, 1/2" dia. (All Night Media®
73DOT)
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil or stylus
Scissors
Rub-on letters
Fuzzy green thread
Round key tags
Real pressed flowers
Diamond shaped eyelets
Double stick tape
Sheet protector
White glue
Hole punch
2. Using the large side of the decorative edge
ruler, tear a 12" length of the pink paper,
2" wide. Pull toward you with the colored
side of the paper up to leave a white edge.
3. Cut the yellow card stock into 1" x 1-5/8"
rectangles.
4. Cut the remainder of the rainbow colored
paper into 1-1/2" x 1-1/4" rectangles.
5. On your computer choose a font to
write the name of the person in photo
and a date. Print this on the pink card
stock. Cut card stock into an oval shape.
1. Attach the torn strip of pink paper to
the lower portion of the cloud paper.
2. Attach the photos to the cloud paper.
3. Punch two holes in the paper and attach
the diamond eyelets.
4. Attach a pressed flower to two of the
tags using white glue. Thread a piece of
green fiber through the tags and then
through the eyelets.
5. Rub off the letters onto the yellow rectangles, then mount the yellow rectangles to
the rainbow rectangles using the Pop
Dots. Attach these to the page.
6. Attach the oval with the name.
Refer to the Rosebud Painting Worksheet.
1. Trace and transfer the pattern.
Continued on page 22
Forever Starts Today
PICTURED ON PAGE 23
Baby Pink 1723
Fresh Foliage 1737
Pearl White Metallic 1745
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
®
™
Flats: #8, #16
Papers:
Silver paper, 12" x 12" for background
White vellum with diamond pattern
Solid pink vellum
Light pink vellum with hearts
Solid white vellum
White card stock
Other Supplies:
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil or stylus
Scissors
Heart and circle eyelets, 4 each
Bubble numbers
Metallic silver embroidery thread
Double stick tape
Sheet protector
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1. Cut a rectangle from the pink heart vellum large enough to leave 1/2" border
on all sides of the photo.
2. Cut the solid pink vellum larger than
the heart vellum by 3/8" on the top and
sides and 3/4" on the bottom.
3. Cut the diamond vellum large enough
to leave 1/4" border all around the solid
pink vellum.
Refer to the Rosebud Painting Worksheet.
2. Double load the #16 flat brush with Baby
Pink and Wicker White. Using the flat
side of the brush and keeping the Wicker
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Love Bug
Continued from page 21
Engine Red and Wicker White. Using
the flat side of the brush and keeping
the Engine Red to the outer edge, paint
the outer portion of the back wing for
the red butterflies.
3. Reload with fresh paint and paint the
smaller second layer for the back wing.
4. Using the same loaded brush, add a
touch of School Bus Yellow to the
Engine Red side. Paint the outer layer
for the front wing.
5. Wipe the brush off on a paper towel,
then reload with only Engine Red and
Wicker White. Paint the next two
layers for the front wing.
6. Using the same loaded brush, add a
touch of School Bus Yellow to the
Engine Red side. Paint the outer layer
for the back section of the front wing.
7. Wipe the brush off on a paper towel,
then reload with only Engine Red and
Wicker White. Paint the next two layers for the back section of the front
wing.
8. To paint the swallowtails, double load
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the brush with Engine Red and Wicker
White. Touch at the broad, rounded
end and pull up to make a point as you
stroke toward the body.
paint the butterfly bodies.
10. Use the same procedure to paint the remaining blue butterflies, using Calypso
Sky, Pumpkin Orange, School Bus Yellow, Fresh Foliage, and Wicker White.
FINISH
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Forever Starts Today
Continued from page 21
White to the upper edge, paint the rosebuds as shown on the painting worksheet.
Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the
chisel edge and leading with the Fresh
Foliage, pull a stem for each rosebud.
4. Using the same brush and colors, but
using the flat side of the brush and keeping the Thicket to the outer edge, paint
the wiggle shaped leaves.
5. Double load the #8 flat brush with Thicket
and Fresh Foliage. Paint the calyxes.
6. Use the bottle tip of Pearl White to add
dimension to the rosebuds.
7. Allow to dry completely before assembling.
1. Attach the photo to the heart vellum,
attach this to the solid pink vellum and
then to the white diamond vellum.
2. Stitch around the border of the diamond
vellum using the silver embroidery
thread. Attach to the page of silver paper.
3. Use your computer and a script font to
letter the sentiment and the name of the
bride and groom. Print each onto the
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solid white vellum and cut out.
4. Attach the sentiment and bride and
groom names to the white card stock and
cut out, leaving 1/4" border all around.
5. Attach the heart eyelets to each corner of
the sentiment. Attach the circle eyelets
to the name plate. Then attach each it to
the page.
6. Stick the bubble numbers below the
photo.
FINISH
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A Boy is a Joy
Burnt Umber 1728
Licorice 1744
Linen 1722
Wicker White 1721
1. Cut one 2-1/2" x 4" oval from the tan
paper for teddy bear painting. From the
same paper, cut a rectangle for each
photo, large enough to leave 1/8" border
on all sides.
2. Cut out the baseball, star, sign and three
of the corners from the Fresh Cuts page.
3. Cut a 3-1/2" x 5-3/4" oval from the red
plaid paper.
4. Print the name and age and any other
journal information on the piece of
vellum. Cut the piece of vellum to measure 3-5/8" x 4-3/8"
®
™
Berry Wine 80500
Juicy Orange 80501
Kelly Green 80508
Sunshine Yellow 80504
Turquoise 80510
White 80524
Script liner: #2
Scruffy: 1/2"
Flat: #8
One Stroke Brushes:
Scruffy: 1/4" (1174)
Papers:
Wine paper, 12" x 12" for
background
Tan paper
Red plaid printed paper
Vellum with a plaid design
Other Supplies:
Pop Dots™, 1/8" x 1/2" (All Night
Media® 73DOT)
Fresh Cuts FC016 (EK Success)
Oval Template
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil
Scissors
Teddy bear eyelets
Double stick tape
Brown cord
Sheet protector
PHOTO TINTING
Use the Keepsake Gel paints to tint black and
white photos. The idea is to tint the picture
slightly, keeping the colors thin and transparent.
Test the paint on a scrap piece of your paper
before tinting the actual photo. Your photo will
be different from mine, however, you can use
the following instructions as a guide.
1. I tinted the hair brown by making a
mixture of two drops of Juicy Orange
Gel, three drops of Sunshine Yellow Gel,
and one drop of Kelly Green. I used the
#8 flat brush on the chisel edge to tint
the hair.
2. Eyes were tinted with Turquoise using
the #2 script liner.
3. Lips were tinted with Berry Wine using
the #2 script liner.
4. For the cheeks, I mixed White with a
touch of Berry Wine and applied with
the #8 flat brush.
5. The shirt was tinted with Berry Wine
using the #8 flat brush.
6. Allow paint to dry. Cut out photos to fit
the tan rectangles cut previously, cutting
the photos 1/8" smaller all around than
tan rectangles.
Teddy Bear:
1. Trace and transfer the pattern for the
bear on the tan oval.
2. Load the 1/4" scruffy brush with Burnt
Umber. Add a touch of Linen to one
corner and add a touch of Wicker
White to the other corner. Keeping the
Linen side to the outer edge, pounce
the ears. Do not wash brush.
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3. Load the 1/2" scruffy brush with
Burnt Umber. Add a touch of Linen
to one corner and add a touch of
Wicker White to the other corner.
Keeping the Linen side to the outer
edge, pounce the head and body for
placement. Do not wash brush.
4. Using the 1/4" scruffy brush that is
still loaded from Step 2, pounce to
form the back leg and back arm.
Do not wash brush.
5. Using the 1/2" scruffy brush that is
still loaded from Step 3, re-pounce
the body.
6. Using the 1/4" scruffy brush,
pounce the front leg and front
arm.
7. Using the 1/2" scruffy brush, repounce the head.
8. Pick up more Linen on the 1/4"
scruffy brush and pounce the
muzzle and the bottoms of the
feet. Allow to dry completely
before proceeding.
9. Load the #2 script liner with
Licorice, then work a touch of
Flow Medium into the brush.
Paint the eyes, nose and
mouth.
10. Pick up a touch of Wicker
White on the #2 script liner.
Add a highlight to the eyes
and nose.
11. Allow to dry completely.
ASSEMBLY
INSTRUCTIONS
1. Attach the photos to the tan
paper and then attach to the
wine colored background
page.
2. Use the Pop Dots to attach
the painted bear oval to the
plaid oval, then attach to
the page.
3. Use the Pop Dots to
attach the star and the
baseball to the page.
4. Use double stick tape to attach the sign
and corners to the page.
5. Attach the vellum with name to the
page. Trim with brown cord.
6. Embellish the page by attaching the
teddy bear eyelets.
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FINISH
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Beach Baby
Burnt Umber 1728
Fresh Foliage 1737
Sunflower 1732
Thicket 1734
®
™
Flat: #16
Papers:
Yellow paper, 12" x 12" for
background
Tan card stock, 12" x 12"
Dark green paper
Other Supplies:
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil
Scissors
Double stick tape
Sheet protector
1. Tear a strip of the tan card stock
about 4" wide.
2. Cut a 4" corner of the dark green
paper. From the same paper, cut a rectangle for the photo, large enough to
leave 1/8" border on all sides.
Basket Weave:
Paint this onto the tan strip of card stock. Refer to the Basket Weave
Painting Worksheet.
1. Load the #16 flat brush with Flow Medium, then add a touch of
Burnt Umber to the chisel edge. Blend until you see a slightly
transparent color.
2. Using the flat side of the brush, paint the vertical weave for the
basket on the lower portion of the strip of tan card stock.
3. Using the same loaded brush, paint the horizontal weave.
4. Double load the #16 flat brush with Burnt Umber and Sunflower.
Using the flat side of the brush and keeping the Burnt Umber to the
upper edge, paint one long stroke across the top of the basket weave.
5. Use the bottle tip of Thicket to add a wavy line at the bottom edge of
the long horizontal stroke.
6. Use the bottle tip of Fresh Foliage to add more wavy lines on top of the
Thicket.
Palms:
Paint this on a piece of tan card stock. Refer to the Basket Weave Painting
Worksheet.
1. Double load the #16 flat brush with Burnt Umber and Sunflower. Using
the flat side of the brush and keeping the Burnt Umber to the upper
edge, paint the trunk of the palm on the left.
2. Using the same brush and colors, use the chisel edge to paint the trunk of
the palm on the right.
3. Double load the #16 flat brush with Fresh Foliage and Thicket. Using the
chisel edge and leading with the Fresh Foliage, pull a main spine for the
palm fronds and then pull shorter strokes for the leaves. Flick the brush up
and away to make the tips pointed.
4. Allow to dry completely, then cut out the palms, leaving a border around
the painted design.
1. Attach the photo to the dark green paper that was cut for its border, then
attach to the yellow background page.
2. Attach the dark green corner to the lower left corner.
3. Hold the basket weave diagonally across the page and trim the sides to match
the page. Put it in place but do not attach.
4. Slide the palm trees’ trunks under the basket weave and adjust so that they
overlap a little of the photo. Attach in place on the yellow page, then attach
the basket weave to the page.
5. Use the bottle tip of Thicket to write the sentiments on the page.
6. Use the bottle tip of Fresh Foliage to write the name of your beach baby.
FINISH
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Celebrate Cousins
Baby Pink 1723
Burnt Umber 1728
Licorice 1744
Sunflower 1732
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
Yellow Ochre 1731
Flats: #8, #16
Script liner: #2
Papers:
Floral page, 12" x 12" for background
Soft green paper with a check pattern
Medium green paper
White card stock or Bristol board
Other Supplies:
Media® 73DOT)
Double stick tape
Scrapbooking glue
Pink ribbon
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil
Scissors
Sheet protector
1. Use the bottle tip of Baby Pink to
write the word “Cousins” on the
check pattern paper. Allow to dry and
then cut in a rectangle shape.
2. Cut a rectangle from the medium
green paper large enough to leave 1/8"
border on all sides of the “Cousins”
rectangle. Attach the “Cousins” rectangle to the medium green rectangle.
3. Cut one of the photos in an oval shape.
4. Attach the oval photo to a piece of the
check pattern paper, then cut the
paper into a rectangle.
5. Cut rectangles from the check pattern
paper large enough to leave 3/8" border
on all sides of the rectangular photos.
Attach the photos to the check pattern paper.
6. Attach the photos and the “Cousins” rectangle to the floral page.
Flowers & Leaves:
Refer to the Basket Weave Painting Worksheet.
1. Double load the #8 flat brush with Thicket and Wicker White. Using the flat
side of the brush, paint the one stroke leaves onto the checked paper with the
oval photo attached.
2. Double load the #8 flat brush with Sunflower and Yellow Ochre. Add a touch
of Burnt Umber to the Yellow Ochre side and blend well. Using the flat side
of the brush and keeping the Yellow Ochre/Burnt Umber to the outer edge,
paint the flowers on the card stock.
3. Use the bottle tip of Burnt Umber to make the center dots. Allow to dry
completely. Cut out flowers and leaves.
Butterflies:
1. Double load the #16 flat brush with Wicker White and Baby Pink. Add a
touch of Burnt Umber to the Baby Pink side and blend well. Using the
flat side of the brush and keeping the Baby Pink/Burnt Umber to the
outer edge, paint one wing for the butterfly on the page and one wing on
a piece of white card stock. Allow to dry completely.
2. Load the #8 flat brush with Flow Medium. Side load with a touch of
Burnt Umber by stroking next to the puddle of paint while allowing the
tip of the bristles to touch the puddle. Staying up on the chisel edge,
paint the accents in both wings.
3. Use the bottle tip of Licorice to add additional accents to the wings.
Words:
1. Load the #2 script liner with Thicket that you have thinned with
Flow Medium. Paint the names of the cousins and the year on the
picture rectangles.
2. Using the tip of the bottle of Thicket, place at dot at the ends of the
letters and numbers.
1. Cut out the flowers that you painted on white card stock and
attach to the page using Pop Dots.
2. Cut out the butterfly wing that was painted on card stock.
3. Use the scrapbooking glue to attach the cut-out wing to the wing
that was painted on the page. Glue only the edge that would
attach to the body. When the glue has dried completely, bend
the wing up a bit.
4. Use the bottle tip of Licorice to paint the body of the butterfly.
5. Tie the ribbon into a bow and attach to one corner of a photo.
FINISH
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Sisters in Paris
Engine Red 1726
Fresh Foliage 1737
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
Refer to the Morning Glory Painting Worksheet.
Trace and transfer patterns if needed.
®
™
Violet Pansy 80515
Flats: #8, #16
Script liner: #2
Scruffy: 1/2"
Papers:
Lavender paper, 12" x 12" for
background
Olive card stock
Other Supplies:
Donna Dewberry Button-Its:
Dragonflies (from Daisy Kingdom)
Corner punch, medium swirl (Posh
Impressions® 59SRL)
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil
Scissors
Double stick tape
Hole punch
Sheet protector
1. Cut a strip of the olive card stock
approximately 9" x 2-1/2". Cut a 2" x
2-1/2" piece off one end.
2. Cut the photos into ovals.
3. Mount the photos on the white card
stock. Cut around the photos, leaving
1/8" border all around.
4. Punch one corner of each piece of
olive card stock.
Leaves & Vines:
1. Double load the #16 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the chisel
edge and leading with the Fresh Foliage side, pull a wavy vine across the top and
bottom edges of the lavender page.
2. Using the same brush and colors, but using the flat side of the brush, paint the
wiggle shaped leaves and the large one stroke leaves that are covered by flowers.
3. Pull a stem into each leaf while it is wet, by using the chisel edge of the brush and
leading with the Fresh Foliage side.
4. Double load the #8 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the flat side
of the brush, paint the smaller one stroke leaves that are partially covered by the
rosebuds. Pull a stem into each of these leaves.
Open Morning Glories:
1. Double load the #16 flat brush with Wicker White and Amethyst. Using the flat
side of the brush and keeping the Amethyst to the outer edge, paint the petals that
form the open flowers.
side of the brush and keeping the Wicker White to the outer edge, paint the “U”
shaped centers for the open flowers.
3. Using the same brush and color, but staying on the chisel edge and leading with
the Wicker White, pull little flicking strokes out from the centers.
White Filler Flowers:
1. Load the #8 flat brush with Wicker White. Using the chisel edge of brush, lean
toward design, then pull as you lift. Allow to dry.
2. Load the #8 flat brush with Wicker White again. Intensify the white color by
pouncing lightly on top of the previously painted clusters.
Rosebuds:
1. Load the #8 flat brush with Flow Medium. Side load with Engine Red by stroking
next to the puddle of paint while allowing the bristles of one corner to touch the
puddle.
2. Using the flat side of the brush with very little pressure, and keeping the Engine
Red to the outer edge, paint the rosebuds.
Additional Leaves:
1. Double load the #16 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the flat side
of the brush, paint the wiggle shaped leaves that cover the open morning glories.
2. Double load the #8 flat brush with Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the flat side of
the brush, paint the remaining small one stroke leaves located on the rosebud border.
Morning Glory Buds:
side of the brush and keeping the Wicker White to the outer edge, paint the back
part of the bud, then the base, and then the front part of the bud.
Note: It is very important when painting the front part of the bud that the upper corners of the front section connect to the upper corners of the back section.
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2. Using the same brush and colors, but
using the chisel edge, pull strokes to
blend the base with the front section.
Calyxes and Dimensional Details:
Thicket and Fresh Foliage. Using the
flat side of the brush, paint some
small one stroke leaves to form the
calyxes for the buds.
outline some of the leaves and add
some curlicues.
3. Use the bottle tip of Thicket to paint
the numbers and the words. Allow to
dry completely.
4. Print the words from your computer
onto a piece of white card stock. Attach
this to the piece of olive paper. Load
the 1/2" scruffy brush with Violet
Pansy Keepsake Gel and pounce the
white l board and the olive paper.
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1. Attach the olive card stock to the lavender page and then attach the photos.
2. Punch three holes in the page and
thread the Button-It through the holes.
FINISH
Allow the painting to dry and cure for
72 hours before placing in a sheet protector. ❑
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Gypsy Princess
Baby Pink 1723
Fresh Foliage 1737
Pearl White 1745
Sunflower 1732
Thicket 1734
Wicker White 1721
Attach the picture and journal information to the page.
®
™
Baby Pink 80516
Kelly Green 80508
Orchid 80518
Sparkle Green 80539
Fresh Foliage 80506
Flats: #8, #16
Scruffy: 1/2"
Paper:
Light pink, 12" x 12" for background
Olive color card stock
Light green paper with leaf print
Other Supplies:
Black and white photo
Media® 73DOT)
Oval template (Simply® Stencils 28823)
Tracing Paper
Transfer Paper
Pencil
Double stick adhesive
Sheet Protector
1. Print the journal information such as
names and dates from your computer
onto white card stock. You can also
write it freehand if you wish. We chose
to cut the name and age in an oval
shape, and then we cut the role and play
information in a rectangular shape. Cut
out the pieces of paper and attach to
olive card stock. Cut the olive paper
1/8" larger around than the white card
stock pieces.
2. Make a black and white copy or print
out of the photo. Attach the copy of the
photo to the leaf paper and then cut the
leaf paper to leave a 1/4" border around
the picture.
PHOTO TINTING INSTRUCTIONS
Use the Keepsake Colors Gel paints to tint black and white pictures. The idea is to tint the
picture slightly, keeping the colors thin and transparent. Test the paint on a scrap piece of your
paper before tinting actual photo.
1. Load the #16 flat brush with the Orchid Keepsake Gel and color the dress, hat and
socks. Keep the color thin and transparent. Add more color to the folds of the dress
2. Load the #16 flat brush with Fresh Foliage Keepsake Gel. Color some of the foliage in
the back ground.
3. Load the #16 flat brush with Kelly Green Keepsake Gel. Color other parts of the
photo.
4. Load the #8 flat brush with a touch of Baby Pink Keepsake Gel and tint the cheeks.
5. Load the 1/2" scruffy brush with a touch of Baby Pink. Pounce the paper that the
journal information and the name is printed on.
PAINTING INSTRUCTIONS:
Vines and Leaves:
Refer to the Morning Glory Color Worksheet.
1. Trace and transfer the entire design to the Light Pink paper.
2. Load the #16 flat brush with Fresh Foliage and then add a touch of Thicket to
one corner. Using the chisel edge of the brush and leading with the Fresh
Foliage; pull a vine from one corner and across the bottom of the page.
3. Using the same brush and colors and the flat side of the brush; paint the one
stroke leaves. Occasionally pick up a touch of Wicker White to add variation to
the leaves. Pull a stem into each leaf as soon as you finish painting them, by
using the chisel edge of the brush.
4. Double load the #8 flat brush with Fresh Foliage and Pearl White, using the
flat side of the brush, add a few smaller one stroke leaves at the bottom of the
page.
5. Using the tip of the bottle of Sparkle Green Keepsake Gel, outline some of
the leaves. Also outline the oval with small dots. Put a large dot at each
corner of the journal information.
Flowers:
1. Double load the #16 flat brush with Baby Pink and Wicker White. Using
the flat side of the brush and keeping the Wicker white to the outer edge;
paint two full flowers and one bud on a piece of white card stock.
2. Using the tip of the bottle of Wicker White, outline the petals.
3. Using the tip of the bottle of Sunflower, dot the centers of the flowers.
Allow these flowers to completely dry and then cut them out. Attach
these flowers to the page with Pop Dots.
4. Double load the #8 flat brush with Baby Pink and Pearl White. Using
the flat side of the brush and keeping the Pearl White to the outer edge;
paint one full flower and three buds on the Light Pink page.
5. Using the tip of the bottle of Pearl White, outline these flowers and
then outline some of the leaves at the bottom of the page and paint some curlicues.
6. Using the tip of the bottle of Sunflower dot the centers.
FINISH
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Family Holiday
EMBOSSING INSTRUCTIONS FOR FAMILY NAME
Antique Gold Glitter 1759
Berry Wine 1724
Burnt Umber 1728
Engine Red 1726
Sunflower 1732
Thicket 1734
Light boxes are sold at most craft stores. You can also fashion one out of household items if
you are in a pinch. Simply place a light underneath a glass table, or use picture frame glass
with a small lamp. You can also use a window as long as there is ample light and you can
secure both your brass stencil and your paper to it.
1. Using the ruler, draw a light pencil line on the back of the tan card stock. This line
will mark the bottom of the letters.
2. Turn the brass stencil so that the letters are backwards and place it on the light
box. Turn the light on and place the tan card stock on top of the stencil. Use the
stylus to emboss the letters for the name.
Note: I find it easier to emboss the name starting on the left and spelling it in reverse
order, rather than starting on the right.
®
™
Flats: #8, #16
Papers:
Paper with crackle print, 12" x 12"
for background
Paper with holly leaves & berries,
12" x 12"
Burgundy card stock
Tan card stock
Other Supplies:
Bradbury Alphabet brass stencil (All
Night Media® 5742S)
Media® 73DOT)
Light box
Tracing paper
Transfer paper
Pencil
Stylus
Scissors
Ruler
Double stick tape
Sheet protector
1. Cut a 5" x 12" rectangle from the
holly printed paper.
2. Cut a 2-1/2" x 7" strip from the burgundy card stock. From the same
paper, cut a rectangle for the photo,
large enough to leave 1/2" border on
all sides.
3. Cut a piece of the tan card stock to fit
inside of the burgundy strip.
1. Attach the holly printed paper to the lower part of the crackle printed page.
2. Attach the photo to the large piece of burgundy card stock, then attach to the
upper portion of the page.
3. Attach the name to the small piece of burgundy card stock, taking care not to
flatten the embossed letters, then attach to the center of the holly printed
paper.
4. Print the occasion and the year on a piece of white card stock. Choose a font
that you like and a color that matches the colors of the page. Cut it out in
an oval. Attach to the page.
Refer to the Holly & Berries Painting Worksheet.
2. Double load the #16 flat brush with Thicket and Sunflower. Add a touch
of Burnt Umber to the chisel edge and blend well. Using the flat side of
the brush and keeping the Thicket to the outer edge, paint the large
holly leaves at the corners of the photo.
3. Using the same brush and colors but staying on the chisel edge, leading
with the Sunflower side, pull to form the pine needles.
4. Double load the #8 flat brush with Thicket and Sunflower. Add a
touch of Burnt Umber to the chisel edge and blend well. Using the flat
side of the brush and keeping the Thicket to the outer edge, paint the
smaller holly leaves on white Bristol board. Allow these leaves to dry
completely and then cut them out.
5. Use Pop Dots to attach the cut-out leaves at the corners of the name.
6. Use the bottle tip of Engine Red to squirt out little berries.
7. Use the bottle tip of Berry Wine to add a darker dot to each berry.
8. Use the bottle tip of Antique Gold Glitter to line the embossed
name and the printed name of the holiday.
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DECORATIVE
PAINTING
#9814D
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untoward results.
IMPORTANT: Please be sure to thoroughly read
the instructions for all products used to
complete projects in this book, paying particular
attention to all cautions and warnings shown for
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13 Creative Ideas for Painted Scrapbook Pages

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