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Absolutley Insane Blog Post – Rachelle Sigurdson – With Tutorials














































“Burr” with step x step photo tut….
Close ups of completed LO…..
The Dusty Attic used:
Ornate Pendants
Beaded Tinsel
Mini Holly
Snowflakes
Winged Frame set
ATC Frame #4
Marrakesh Trellis Small
Mini Script ABC































































































The 49 and Market used:
Tattered
Garden Blooms- Alabaster
Garden Vine-Alabaster
Rustic Canvas and Burlap Small Blooms
Rustic Melon and Burlap Bloom Mix 10 pc
Burlap Net Ribbon Roll
Other elements used: clear gesso, white gesso, clear crackle paint,Dreamweaver translucent paste, LuminArt H20- iridescent gold & Heavenly White, Prima Snow Flake texture paste, Prima glass glitter-pearl, Prima say it in crystals, Prima Pearls, corrugated paper, lace, pinecones
Close ups…..
Tut
I cut the top of the Tattered sheet,at a angle, then painted it with clear gesso…
Did some stencil work, using Dusty Attic’s Bubble Stencil & Dreamweaver Translucent paste…
Once the stencil work dried, I glued the Tattered sheet, onto cardstock & painted the Stencil work with LuminArt iridescent Gold…
I primed the corrugated paper with clear gesso, then painted on clear crackle paint. Once that had dried I glued ribbon under, then glued on the top piece of the tattered.
I painted the corrugated paper, with the iridescent gold, then using a brush, I applied the snow texture
While the texture was still wet, I sprinkled on some Prima Glass Glitter-Pearl
Primed the woodland pieces with clear gesso, then painted them with white crackle paint, once the crackle dried I applied the snow texture to the outside edges,& sprinkled on the glass glitter. I glued the photo onto card stock, then glued the dried woodland on.
I let the glue dry, then filled in with more snow texture & glitter..
Trimmed of the excess cardstock & glued it on to burlap..
All chipboard was primed with clear gesso,except for the icicles, I primed them with white gesso. I painted the pieces of chipboard with clear crackle paint…
Once the crackle dried, I painted most of the pieces with LuminArt H20 iridescent gold, I used LuminArt H20 Heavenly White, on the icicles. I then applied snow texture paste, using a brush, & sprinkled on the glass glitter pearl, while the texture was still wet…
I painted the flowers with perfect peals mists, biscotti, let dry, then I applied the outside edges, with the snow texture, sprinkling on the glass glitter on the wet texture. I put drops of glue on the flower centers & sprinkled on some glass glitter…
Glued the top on to the background..
Glued on the star banner…
Glued on a piece of scrap chipboard to raise the photo..
Glued on the gem drop border
Glued the icicles on to the lace. Wrapped Burlap around the photo & glued the photo down…
Glued on the Title
glued on the branches
& a burlap bow
Glued on rustic & garden blooms
Glued on more branches
Glued on more flowers
Added a few more flowers
Added the stars & crystals to the star banner…
Added more branches, in the large cluster, Also made 2 more clusters…
Added pine cones &pearls into the clusters..

















Tut for Sparkle & Shine
Primed with clear gesso..
On the 6×6 tattered sheet I did some stencil work, using DA stencil sparkle & translucent paste, I also did stencil work, on the Specimen sheet, using the DA threaded Bead stencil & the translucent paste
Primed the chipboard with clear gesso, except for the icicle, I primed it with white gesso
Applied Snow flake paste & glass glitter
Painted with LuminArt H20, Heavenly White (white flower) & iridescent gold (cream flower)
Painted chipboard with clear crackle
Applied Snowflake paste & glitter
Glued these pieces onto cardstock
then this piece
& this piece

3 thoughts on “Absolutley Insane Blog Post – Rachelle Sigurdson – With Tutorials”
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Rachelle's work is always awe inspiring gorgeous!! Truly incredible!!
JAW-DROPPING! Your winter layouts, cards, and art projects are absolutely the most beautiful I've ever seen. The time and effort you put into these projects never goes unnoticed. Thank you for doing the tutorials and sharing your craft.
OMGOSH!!!!!
Rachel! what a glorious post with so much gorgeousness and holiday festiveness and sheer gloriously lovely pieces!! Thank you thank you for all of these yummy shares and for the massive amount of inspiration that just filled my head this morning! heehee
I felt the need to use all of the above words to encompass all that you have shared!")
And now I do believe,I Need more coffee to let it all sink in! Truly all beautiful works of art and I am so happy to be inspired by you and them!
Happy 4th week of Advent!
Merry Christmas as well!
hugs,
Jackie ")