Monday, June 3, 2013

It's Blog Hopping Time with Genuinely Jane Studios andCreativeInspirations Paint!!!

Welcome to the Genuinely Jane Stuios(GJS)/Creative Inspirations Paint(CIP) Blog Hop! If you came from Kendra's blog then you are in the right place. If not, and you would like to start at the beginning, please head over to the Creative Inspirations Paint Blog Here

Before we get to the good stuff, let me give you a little info on each of these two awesome companies: 

Genuinely Jane Studios manufactures small and medium size wood mini-albums for mixed media, scrapbooking and altered art in many shapes and sizes. All of the albums are hand made right on site in their Central Missouri facility. In addition to their albums, they also carry other art supplies in their online store. 

Creative Inspirations Paint, our other company in this team up manufactures non-toxic, water based, translucent, shimmery paint that can be used for scrapbooking, card making, mixed media, altered art and more. They also carry embossing powders, glitter and UV resin. Using the paints is as simple as "Shake, Open and Play!" The paints are some of the most vivid you will find on the market and made in Washington State. 

All of the designers from both teams have joined together to show you what can be created using the albums and paint! Be sure to check both the Genuinely Jane Studios and Creative Inspirations Paint websites to see all of the wonderful products! 

For my project I used the GJS Arrow Album (G017) along with lots and lots of CIP products! 

As you can see, I flipped the arrows to point up so they look like houses! I used various CIP paints to cover the houses before adding patterned paper and more paints. I used some rub ons and a sketch pen for some detailing and doodles. Modeling paste and some letter stencils were used to make the letters for the word home. CIP paint in Fairy Dust was added to the letters for some more shimmer. 


There are stamps galore on this canvas from various manufacturers. I have some Tim Holtz, Unity, Viva Las Vegas and more on here. I made the background using patterned paper, acrylics, Dylusions spray, and more CIP paints. CIP has some awesome embossing powders which I used on the roofs of a couple of the houses, as well as on the "This is My Happy Place" saying at the top of the canvas. 


As you can see, a LOT of stuff went into this canvas! I'm a huge fan of using the GJS albums for wall decor and other mixed media projects rather than just a mini album. I do the same with my CIP products... I use them for EVERYTHING!! 

Here are the products from both companies used in my project today: 
GJS: Arrow Album (GJS017)
CIP: Green Olive, Buttercup, Antique Silver, Onyx, Tan, Garnet, Rustic Red, Evergreen, Turquoise, Sky Blue and Fairy Dust paints
Deliquesce embossing powders in Fine Black and Super Sparkle Red 
and
Jeweled Inspirations SS20 Siam

Like what you see? Well, guess what? There are a couple of great prizes being given away at the end of this hop by both companies! 

GJS - Gift Certificate for Wood Albums valued at $25
CIP - 5 paints, 5 embossing powders OR glitters (or a mix of the two) AND a bottle of the new Resinesense 

What fantastic prizes!! 

How to Win: Leave a comment on all of the blogs in the hop which are listed below... 

Emily--YOU ARE HERE

For an additional entry, Like each of the companies Facebook pages!! While you are there, say hi! 

Thanks for stopping by.... 



You have until Friday the 7th at Midnight EST to complete the hop! Don't forget to tell your friends!! 






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20 comments:

Dana Tatar said...

Gorgeous piece Em!

Julie Tucker-Wolek said...

Wowwwwwwwww! This is gorgeous!! LOVING those houses!!

Kimberly S said...

What a fun idea Em, and it looks fabulous! :) hugs, Kimberly

Shea said...

What a genius idea, Em, and a gorgeous piece! I never thought to take the album apart and use the pieces separately! Thanks for the fabulous inspiration!

Cheryl Walker said...

Awww how stink'n cute!! Love how you used the arrows for homes, this is darling!!! beautiful job hun!!!
Hugs,
Cheryl

DIANA L. said...

Great album I love allthat you pulled your pages apart and added them to a canvas what a brilliant idea and the designs is awesome Great job!!!
CI design team member- Have a happy week
DIANA L.
http://dianamlarson.blogspot.com

Unknown said...

Gorgeous and love all the details!
I agree I love to use albums as other pieces of art too. I almost made a banner with mine but I haven't created an album in a year.

Gail said...

How grand is this project! Oh my - it is so beautiful - thanks for sharing your work - just lovely! I am in awe at your work! Have a grand week!

Sunshine HoneyBee said...

Like the creation. Wonderful painting and clever idea of arrow use. Glad I cked back & clicked on your link on CI right side bar since I rcvd an 'untrusted site' error when I clicked on link in participant list. Wonderful blog hop & wonderful giveaway chances.
Melissa
"Sunshine HoneyBee"

Anonymous said...

I need that for my back patio! lol! Super neat projects. SueC

~ Kendra ~ said...

WOW!! What a stunning canvas! This just takes my breath away! I LOVE IT!! Love all the lovely details, beautiful job!

D- said...

Oh my gosh what a wonderfully creative way to use these. LOVE IT! TFS
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abusybee - DoubleClick Connections said...

Love this! Great art work! Carri~Abusybee

katieo said...

Great idea to turn the arrows into houses
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Connie Creates 4U said...

What a Great idea to use on canvas. I would not have thought of that. Wonderful!

Anonymous said...

Awesone project! Would have never thought up something so creative. Love it!

Carla said...

What an awesome way to use the mini album.... I love all the colors and everything you did. Thanks for sharing.


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Lucy E. said...

What an awesome canvas! Great idea to use the arrow album as pieces for your canvas!

Kassi said...

Adorable use of the album! I love all the details and textures, and most of all, just how happy it makes me when I look at it. thanks for sharing!

arlsmom aka Lynda said...

fantastic project!

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