Dog Frame
Pets by Kelly Goree |
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To highlight a favorite picture of my new pup, I wanted to create a frame as special as he is. I loved the idea of embossing some pretty medallion stamps to give the frame some elegance and presence. It ended up being a really quick, but fun and pretty project when it was done.
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Supplies
 - Chipboard: Mini Monogram (BasicGrey)
- Embossing powder: Ranger
- Frame with matte
- Ink: Colorbox chalk (ClearSnap), Tsukineko
- Patterned Paper: BasicGrey
- Pen: white opaque (Uniball)
- Stamps: clear acrylic (BasicGrey)
- Stickers: Mini Monogram Cardstock (BasicGrey)
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Instructions
1. Cover entire matte with red patterned paper. Trim and sand excess paper.
2. Cut squares of blue patterned paper to fit in all four corners. Ink edges and adhere in the corners.
3. Stamp four of the same image onto red paper with brown pigment ink.
4. Sprinkle image with clear embossing powder and then heat to emboss.
5. Cut out stamped images. Fill in image with white opaque pen.
6. Place stamped image onto 3-D dots and adhere in the corners.
7. Cover chipboard alphas with alpha overlays to spell out title and adhere.
8. Place matte back in frame with photo to complete.
Kelly Goree lives in the beautiful horse country of Kentucky with her husband of 10 years and her three rambunctious little boys. She was introduced to scrapbooking in early 2000 just after her oldest son was born and it quickly became a favorite hobby then all-out passion. She'll tell you if she's not out chasing her boys, you can find her scrapping! Kelly is a full-time staff designer for BasicGrey where she is a driving force in designing work for classes, tradeshows, catalogs, and special events.
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Printable Project Card