February 10, 2020

Journey Dream Catcher - Dusty Attic

HI Friends, welcome to my blog today for some inspiration. I have designed a Dream Catcher for Dusty Attic today and used lots of chipboard and some of my favorite Rust Pastes

This sits on a 6x12 canvas which i added some Patina paste to and more orange paste to complement the Dream Catcher.

I love how this turned out.

I used one of the skeleton clock faces as the largest part of the catcher, adding the circle from the Decorative frame and then finally the Dream Catcher.

I cut apart the Decorative Frame #2 so i could use the circle behind the skeleton clock and i used the flourishes at the bottom of the catcher to add more detail.

I cut apart the mini chains and used them as links; I added in the Feather Charms too.

I hope you love my project this week and looking forward to inspiring you again soon.

Dusty Attic Materials Used:

Dream Catcher 1;

Decorative Frame #2;

Feather Charms;

Cogs and Gears;

Skeleton Clock Frame;

Mini Chains; BluePrint Word Pack

Other Materials:

6x12 canvas; Prims Gesso;

Prima Orange Rust Paste;

Blue Rust Paste;

Prima metal Hardware;

Prima old Wax

Ranger Patina

Hello

Karan Gerber

I am Karan, a paper crafter at ❤ I have a passion for Cards, Mini Albums and handmade florals. I am on a creative journey designing and sharing paper crafting projects using the latest products from top companies in the industry since 2009. Mother to two awesome young men, Elijah and Galen, wife of 30 years to Glenn. We moved to Northern Ontario and settled on Lake Huron and together we have built our dream home. I upload projects here to my blog a few times each month, be sure to check back regularly. .