Sweet Memories – Joanne Simons

February 4, 2021
Posted by Jen Burns

08 Feb

I’m back today sharing my take on this months moodboard for Dusty Attic.

Nice hey!
Here is my take

I started by adding some stencil work using the distressed grid stencil with some grey ink.
Then a made an embellishment and used that as my starting point.

I used the industrial corners and adhered them to a left over frame from a previous chipboard piece. (I don’t throw anything away) This gave me a starting point. I then added some jumbo cogs and the marakesh broken bits.
Here is some close ups

Dusty Attic products used.
DA1952 – Industrial Corners

DA2394 – Marrakesh Broken Bits

DA0232 – Jumbo Cogs

DA1538 – Distressed Grid Stencil

Until next timeHappy crafting

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