Cinema Collection Club Scrap Blog Hop

Cinema Stencil on Canvas

Welcome to my blog post with the Club Scrap Cinema Blog Hop. I hope you clicked your way here from Kay's Keepsakes blog. If you would like to start at the beginning click Here for the Club Scrap Creates blog.

This time I even did some journaling on the film Clapboard cut apart. My friend Becky Huber , whom I met at the Club Scrap August 2014 retreat, said "It is all about the journaling", so I went for it. I wrote about the movie of my life, the supporting roles I have had, now I am the director, producer and star of my life.

Here are some of the items I used with the Cinema 8 x 8 inch stencil which arrived in the Lite kit, along with papers and other goodies with this month's collection. 

This is what the canvas looked like before I added everything else to it.

The glasses were added by putting a whole through the canvas and Wine Print paper.

Here are some close-ups, we bought a small light blub, I applied some Club Scrap glue on it, stuck it in some purple glitter, let it dry and then added it to the canvas.

A stamped image was covered with a movie projecter cut apart which I cut and then used India black ink to distress the edges.

Here are the glasses again and you can see a bit more detail on the stencil and spray inks etc. on the canvas. 

I really loved the Light Blue Velvet ribbon on top of the Plum Chiffon and real movie film layers. Flowers were also made from the film.

 

Next up is a light switch cover, I used to do this with wallpaper, but saw a Pinterest email which showed it done with paper. I made this one using  a section of the Cinema Club Scrap Aqua 12 x 12 sheet.

 

The screws were  toned with Earth ink.

It was very easy and I followed the steps used with most bookboard projects to have a good corner and used Club Scrap's glue.

The paper really blends well with the room decor

Lastly, I used the stencil some more on a plain aqua and 12 x 12 prints and created several cards using items included in the collection, like the stamps and filmstrip washi tape.

Thanks so much for stopping by my blog, as you can tell I enjoyed this month's  Cinema collection, especially the stencil, it is really fun to play with.  I really appreciate comments if you can take a moment to leave one.

Please head over to Anne Hunter's blog to see what she has done with this wonderful kit too!

Enjoy,

Cathy

 

Comments

[Karen Wyngaard]

So much wonderful inspiration, I don't know where to start. But I'll definitely bookmark your post and give some ideas a try!

[Rettaescape]

Love the cards and the collage! Beautiful!

[Debby H]

Your canvas and stencil layering is wonderful. I love the depth you achieved with the background. Your details really make the canvas. The glasses are a great touch. TFS

[Ink Stained Roni]

What a fun canvas - looks like you had a great time making it.

Your cards and light switch are super too!

TFS!

[Jill P]

A awesome job on the canvas! I love the cards too

[Julie H.]

Wonderful project and the cards are all amazing! Thanks for sharing Cathy!

[Kay Williamson]

Wow, one project just isn't enough for all your creativity! The canvas is just so great, the light switch cover is such a clever idea too, and feel free to send me any of those darling cards! As usual, thanks so much for sharing with us!

[Marya]

Cathy, your canvas is wonderful - and that is such a great picture of you! I love all the little details on the canvas. Plus, I really love the color palette you used with your cards - so fun! Thanks for sharing.

[Donna Nuce (Crafty Colonel)]

Hi Cathy! I love your multi-media piece and congrats on journaling, it really is important! Your cards are amazing - will have to CASE some of them! Have a great day!

[Janet Moran]

Those sprays are wonderful and match the papers perfectly! LOVE LOVE the filmstrips!

[Lisa Kay]

My goodness--you have really let the creativity flow with this kit! Fabulous!!!

[Tricia Morris]

Wow, Cathy! You created so many wonderful things with your collection! Using the actual film strips and a mini lightbulb on your canvas was such a clever idea. Love it all . . . thank you for sharing your creativity with us!

[AnnetteD]

Awesome - just jaw dropping awesome.