Isn't he adorable!!
I have used some fabby ribbons and Trims from Really Reasonable Ribbon, Instant UV Resin and Enamel Gel from Globecraft & Piccolo, and a fabby image from Gecko Galz.
Step One
I applied glastique glue to my chipboard charm bezel and then applied my book page. Trimmed it, and inked the edges with Ranger's Vintage photos.
Step Two
I used some glue to apply my green dot and orange ribbon to my charm base.
Step Three
I added another layer of green dot ribbon and some orange baker's twine from Really Reasonable Ribbon.
Step Four
I applied some dots of Berry Red Enamel, and let that air dry for about 15 minutes. Then I applied a coat of Instant UV Resin, and set it under my UV light for 3 min to cure.
Step 5
I cut out my Gecko Galz image, distressed the edges with scissors and then inked them with Ranger's Vintage Photo. I adhered this to my charm and then added one more coat of instant UV Resin. Set it under my UV light for 3 min. to cure.
I topped it off with more Orange Baker's twine and a cute little Berry button from the Berrylicious Button collection from Really Reasonable Ribbon.
I hope you enjoyed my tutorial and make some sweet little charms of your own that you can add to your scrapbooking projects!
Hugs!!
Heather
He's adorable! I have a serious love affair with charms, especially the kind I can make myself. Thanks for the inspiration and hope you're having a fabulous trip!
ReplyDeletemy friend's husband is a boston lover. this is just so cute it tickled me. just want to let you know how much i enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteSo amazing Heather!!! And I love that gorgeous "pooch" image!!!
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