Dusty Attic 

Mood Board Inspiration
Mixed Media Layout 

'Love Completely'

Hello dear Dusty FANattics!

This months mood board is GORGEOUS.
 Love the color combination of red and orange,
such beautiful rich and warm colours.
Here is my take on the March challenge.

Inspired by the beautiful rich colours of this
mood board I created a layout featuring a
combination of the stunning Prima Midnight
 Garden and Salvage District collections teamed

up with some stunning Dusty Attic chipboard.
 For my background I added a mixture of luscious 
icing pastes with a stencil and then added some 
paint splatters. My photo (via Pinterest) has been

layered onto some die-cut pieces cut from the
collections. I have painted all the chipboard pieces
with Finnabair's metallique paints and the
chipboard title has been heat embossed with a

light colour vintage pearl. I then decorated my
 photo cluster with some red and gold rhinestones,
pretty Prima flowers, die-cut leaves,
die-cut butterflies and string.

Dusty Attic Product List:

DA2241 Fancy Frame #12

DA0213 Decorative Scroll #1

DA0228 Wire Dress Form

DA1170 Live Beautifully...

  Thanks for stopping by!

Happy Papercrafting!
Tanya

Graphic 45 

Love Notes 
Gramophone with Tag Album

'Music...is the silence 

between the Notes' 

Hello dear G45ers! 

Sharing a Gramophone featuring the 
gorgeous Love Notes Collection and the
 lovely Deep Square Matchbook Box with 

a super cute Tag Album.

I have created this piece using the template 
credit to Tara's Craft Studio. You can find the 
template here. I have also used a lot of die cut
elements, chipboard pieces and 
metal embellishments.

Herewith the Supplies and Instructions you 

may use to recreate such a project:

G45 Supplies used:

Love Notes 12x12 Paper Pad Collection
Love Notes 8x8 Paper Pad Collection 
Love Notes 12x12 Patterns and Solids Pad
Love Notes Chipboard
Love Notes Stickers
Love Notes Tags & Pockets 
Love Notes Ephemera Cards
Antique Brass Claw Feet

Antique Brass Ornate Metal Key Holes

Antique Brass Metal Door Plates and Knobs
Washi Tape Set
Large Tag, ATC Tag and Flower Metal Dies
Square Tag and Clock Dies
Square Black Tag Album

Deep Square Matchbook Box

Other Supplies:

Various Dies

Metal Embellishments and Metal Chain
Wooden Box Lid
Black Gesso
String
Pins
Eyelets
Ribbon & Lace
Flat back Pearls
Rhinestones
Masking Tape
Double Sided Tape
Adhesive Foam Squares

Mat the matchbook box both the outside and inside 

 with the pattern sheets. You can use your own discretion 

when measuring, I normally leave a small  border so that 

I can still see a bit of the box. Add some strips of paper

 to the sides of the box. Add washi tape 

on top on the right side of the box. 

Fussy cut some elements from the 8x8 paper pad and add

eyelets to the chipboard pieces.

Cut the template elements from the pattern sheets and 

assemble accordingly. Layer the circle pieces on top

of one another and adhere with foam adhesive.

Tip: Adhere with red double sided tape thus

preventing the project from falling apart.

After assembly add some flat back pearls on the inside 

and outside of the gramophone shape.

Tip: Add the pearls before adhering to the box and 

 adding the die cut elements.

Cut a few die cut shapes from various dies for decoration.

Using a square stitched cutting die, cut 3 cards from the ephemera pack.

Cut a few tags to mat the black tags from the album.

 Add a mixed media textured die to some of tags and cut.

Tip: Use masking tape to keep the die in place, thus 

making sure it stays in the position you want it.

Bonus Tip: Use the leaf element from the textured

 die as an extra embellishment.

Paint the wooden box lid with black gesso. 

Adhere the brass feet on the sides. Cut a 

square piece from the pattern sheets

 and mat the bottom of the lid.

Add some metal chain to the one side of the box.

Add rhinestones to the centre of the butterflies.

Add some flowers and string.

Add ribbon and metal embellishments to the box.

Decorate the tags with some ephemera, 

chipboard pieces and die cuts.

Some more photos...

Thanks for stopping by! 

 Happy Papercrafting! 

Tanya