Want2Scrap has loads of interesting chipboard and acrylic blank books, words, shapes and tons of frilly and blingy items to embellish them with. I begin with two blank corset pages.
Chipboard Corset Album has 5 pages and measures approx. 11 1/2" long x 7 1/2" wide.
Blue Rose Ribbon is fantastic for borders or as a stand alone item.
Using a stylus I marked some lines on the chipboard shapes, then cut two of the five corset pages accordingly. I want to make my corset more dimensional by adding layers.
I punched holes for lacing the corset on both sides. **A TIP** to get the holes the same on both sides, I laid the two sections on top of each other and punched them at the same time with my Crop-A-Dile.
Using a detail tipped applicator, I applied stripes and scallop details with a mixture of
3D Crystal Lacquer and
Green Pearl Mixers.
I mix up some
Shimmer Tanzanite Terri Sproul Mixers with
3D Crystal Lacquer to paint in my background. For the peek-a-boo layer, I applied a mixture of
Violet Pearl Mixers and
3D Crystal Lacquer.
After paint is completely dry, I apply and set eyelets for lacing.
I cut a section of roses from the
blue rose ribbon and adhered down to be the frill at the top of the corset. I just love the texture and detail these add to the corset. I use the chipboard scraps I cut away as spacers to assemble sections together. Nothing goes to waste here. The eyelets and ribbon will need extra space between layers so these will be perfect to balance the layers out. I laced up with a plaid ribbon tied off with a purple satin at the top. I finished off the bottom edge with a piece of lace and also at the top of the peek-a-boo.
Presenting "Of Corset's an Altered" Want2Scrap corset.
"You are all laced up and ready for the party Miss Scarlett..."
I hope you enjoyed today's project. Please take some time to stroll around through projects from the other
Sakura Hobby Craft Design Team members for more great tips and ideas! See you next time on July 4, 2012.
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