I'm so excited for today's post. Juliana used the
Prairie Chic collection with her layout and our crazy fun new doilies!!!
Prairie Chic collection with her layout and our crazy fun new doilies!!!
Then she made the most fun picture tutorial of the technique she used
to alter her doilies.
And as if that weren't enough.... Scrapbook Trends is celebrating their 15th
Anniversary and we are giving away a years subscription to one
lucky person who becomes (or already is) a follower of our blog
and leaves us a comment.
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Bo Bunny Supplies:
Patterned Paper: Calico, Flea Market Finds, Garden, Laundry, Wanderlust/Prairie Chic
Chipboard: 12 x 12 Prairie Chic
Stickers: Combo Sticker Prairie Chic
Blossoms: Blush Dahlia, Blush Zinnia, Blush Bouquet
Essentials: 8.5 inch Doilies
Patterned Paper: Calico, Flea Market Finds, Garden, Laundry, Wanderlust/Prairie Chic
Chipboard: 12 x 12 Prairie Chic
Stickers: Combo Sticker Prairie Chic
Blossoms: Blush Dahlia, Blush Zinnia, Blush Bouquet
Essentials: 8.5 inch Doilies
For today's technique I am going to share with you how to distress the new Bo Bunny Doilies by creating a tea or coffee stained look using a few simple supplies.
The supplies you will need are Bo Bunny Doilies, Ranger Distress Stain in Picket Fence, Vintage Photo and Old Paper. You will also need a craft mat, spray water bottle and a heat tool.
Begin by dabbing the ink onto your craft mat.
Then spritz it with water using your spray bottle.
Take your finger and run it through the ink to mix it all together.
Take your doily and mist it lightly with water.
Next drag your doily through the ink.
The doily will be rather wet.
Use your heat tool to dry the doily.
Add more ink to your mat. Do not use Picket Fence or water this time.
Drag your doily through the ink again.
How fantastic is that.... I can't wait to get home and start playing.
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ReplyDeleteI used destress ink last week this looks much easier than the way I tried to paint my doilly..
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Gorgeous page! Can't wait to try this!
ReplyDeleteHappy anniversary! What a wonderful opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteI love using the Distress Stains to alter all sorts of items!
ReplyDeleteGreat look! I love my distress inks.
ReplyDeleteLove the distressed look and technique showcased here! Thanks for the chance at the subscription!
ReplyDeleteBeautyfull lay out. Thanks for the tutorial.
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That is a wonderful idea! I can't wait to try this as well. I've tried spraying distress directly on doilies and the effect was way to harsh. This is Absolutely excellent!!! Thank you for sharing. :) Sar Tann on FB
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Looks like a fun technique to try!
ReplyDeleteLove Bo Bunny products! Can't wait to try this technique!
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ReplyDeleteThat is so awesome!
ReplyDeleteJust purchased some paper doilies and can't wait to try this. Love distressing!!!! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat technique. It really takes those little doilies to a whole new level.
ReplyDeleteLove the new dollies!!! Thanks for the tutorial and for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeletelove the new doilys...such a beautiful creation :)
ReplyDeleteLove to use dollies. Thank for the showing how to destress them.
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What a beautiful layout! And Happy Anniversary to Scrapbook Trends...love that magazine!
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Love that technique and all BB's new stuff! Happy Anniversary!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique!!! Love doilies, love vintage, live Distress stains, and LOVE BoBunny!!!! So, it seems I love it all!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout! I'll have to try that inking technique. Thanks for the inspiration. :-)
ReplyDeletethe tea stained doilie is so effective. great tutorial thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove the new doolies!
ReplyDeleteI love the doilies! I can't get enough of everything Bo Bunny! I will be trying this technique soon!
ReplyDeleteGreat technique Juliana. I love how you mixed all the colors together for that tea stained look.. I've only ever used on color..I'm going to try this out! Thanks for sharing it with us!
ReplyDeleteWow, will have to try that with a doily. Thanks for the technique!!
ReplyDeleteI love using the distress stains but have never thought to use them on a doily...love the effect that gives.The layout is great.
ReplyDeleteLove love love love Juliana's lo!! LOVING the colors, the layers and loveeeeeeeee what she did with the doilies!!! And I am a follower! Thanks for the chance to win!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous layout and thanks for the awesome tutorial - love how the doily came out!
ReplyDeleteJuliana's layout is awesome! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love the layout and the Dollie technique is awesome! I have done the same technique with paper and tags, but I just love it with your dollies!
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty page! Love the technique too.
ReplyDeleteHOw cool! Love this technique!
ReplyDeleteAwesome technique. I can't wait to buy some of these stains to try this. Bo Bunny is my all time favorite. Happy Anniversary, and may you have many many more. Would love to win this awesome subscription.
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning page! Can't wait to try it out. And thanks for the chance to win a subscription to Scrapbook Trends...awesome magazine!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a cool technique. I love that the steps were laid out very clearly and hope to try this soon.
ReplyDeletewow this is gorgeous!!! Love the colors and layering and the new doilies are gorgeous! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLisa
This is an awesome project!
ReplyDeletei love the look of the delicate doilies, and this technique rocks!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWanda
I'm a follower! Loved the doily distressing, great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteOh how cool. I'm going to try this with some doilies.
ReplyDeleteAmazing! Can't go wrong with doilies.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful LO. Thanks for the tutorial. I will be trying it soon. I am a followr and will love to win the subscrition it is my favorite magazine.
ReplyDeleteNew follower here. Great project!
ReplyDeletegonna be trying this for sure!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, what a great layout! Love all the details!
ReplyDeleteWow, what a fabulous LO, Juliana!! What an amazing technique!! I love the effect. Thanks for the tutorial. I'll be trying it out for sure!! Congrats to Scrapbook Trends on 15 years!! I've been a BoBunny follower and thanks for offering the give-away!! ~ Blessings, Tracey
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This page totally astounded me. It is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI thought I was already a follower, but I wasn't. Now I'am a follower and I'll mis sing nothing anymore! Thanks for al the inspiration, I love it all! Thank you very much!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this technique. I love it! I can't wait to try!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful page and awesome tutorial Juliana!! So easy to follow, thank you!! xo
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. I love doilies and distress inks....now I can combine them...perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the mocha color of the doily! Beautiful LO! Thx for the tutorial! Also love Scrapbook Trends!
ReplyDeleteJuliana posted such a fun way to play with stain! I love being messy....ah to relive childhood! Her layout with my very favorite line is absolutely stunning and has been so fun for me to study! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteAlways loved Bo Bunny and I admit it - yes, I'm a hoarder of the 6x6 paper pads!! Great idea for inking the doily!!
ReplyDeleteJuliana - I LOVE your work! Thank you for going over distressing that doily. I feel now that I will be able to do it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful layout! Thank you for sharing the staining technique. I'm going to try that on a layout I have in mind.
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ReplyDeleteGorgeous layout and fun technique!
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