SBVC90 - Faux Chalk

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 02:26 AM

When I was told I would be the next Variety Challenge, I panicked.. I sat down with my magazines and thumbed through for some ideas. I came across one that I have done before but only on a card.

So my challenge to you this week is to create a scrapbook page using the Faux Chalk technique. No ink required.

1. you will need a piece of white core paper. For those of you who are not sure about what white core paper is, it is a white paper (center) that has a color on both sides. I found Walmart carries this paper under the name of Best Occasions Textured Cardstock. I believe Bazzil has some too, but not positive.

2. next you will need some chipboard. Place the chipboard (face up) on a cutting mat with a couple of glue dots. I found my cricut cutting mat works great to, since it is already tacky.

3. Then, lay your cardstock ontop of the letters. You can place a glue dot on the back of the cardstock so it does not shift.

4. Gently sand over the letters on your cardstock until you get the look you want.

Here is my sample: Diana Kindergarten

The thumbnail below will show a close up of my letters.

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princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 02:32 AM

I think starting next week I will give a hint of the upcoming week's challenge, if there are any strange requirements. I'm sorry I didn't do it for this week's.

wendella247 · 08-26-2009, 02:49 AM

[quote=princessdi69;14976334]When I was told I would be the next Variety Challenge, I panicked.. I sat down with my magazines and thumbed through for some ideas. I came across one that I have done before but only on a card.

So my challenge to you this week is to create a scrapbook page using the Faux Chalk technique. No ink required.

1. you will need a piece of white core paper. For those of you who are not sure about what white core paper is, it is a white paper (center) that has a color on both sides. I found Walmart carries this paper under the name of Best Occasions Textured Cardstock. I believe Bazzil has some too, but not positive.

2. next you will need some chipboard. Place the chipboard (face up) on a cutting mat with a couple of glue dots. I found my cricut cutting mat works great to, since it is already tacky.

3. Then, lay your cardstock ontop of the letters. You can place a glue dot on the back of the cardstock so it does not shift.

4. Gently sand over the letters on your cardstock until you get the look you want.

Here is my sample: Diana Kindergarten

Very cute and clever--I'll have to put my thinkin' cap on!

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 02:55 AM

Remember these do not have to be school pictures. It could be pictures of your kids/grandkids drawying sidewalk chalk art.

sapphire1968 · 08-26-2009, 02:57 AM

I never would have known how to do this! Love your page and the way this technique looks. Need to see what I have for paper so I can give it a whirl

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 02:57 AM

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Originally Posted by princessdi69

When I was told I would be the next Variety Challenge, I panicked.. I sat down with my magazines and thumbed through for some ideas. I came across one that I have done before but only on a card.

So my challenge to you this week is to create a scrapbook page using the Faux Chalk technique. No ink required.

1. you will need a piece of white core paper. For those of you who are not sure about what white core paper is, it is a white paper (center) that has a color on both sides. I found Walmart carries this paper under the name of Best Occasions Textured Cardstock. I believe Bazzil has some too, but not positive.

2. next you will need some chipboard. Place the chipboard (face up) on a cutting mat with a couple of glue dots. I found my cricut cutting mat works great to, since it is already tacky.

3. Then, lay your cardstock ontop of the letters. You can place a glue dot on the back of the cardstock so it does not shift.

4. Gently sand over the letters on your cardstock until you get the look you want.

Here is my sample: Diana Kindergarten

Very cute and clever--I'll have to put my thinkin' cap on!

Good Morning Wendy. I know you will come up with a wonderful page.

When you mentioned thinkin' cap and I would picture is Winnie the Pooh sitting there saying think think think... Don't ask me why.

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 02:58 AM

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Originally Posted by sapphire1968

I never would have known how to do this! Love your page and the way this technique looks. Need to see what I have for paper so I can give it a whirl

See that is what this challenge thread is all about, right... I know you will find something..

wendella247 · 08-26-2009, 03:07 AM

Hmmm....I already had some chalk pictures in mind..we'll see!!! (I'm goin' back to bed for now--it's only 4:07 a.m. here!

sapphire1968 · 08-26-2009, 03:12 AM

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Originally Posted by princessdi69

Remember these do not have to be school pictures. It could be pictures of your kids/grandkids drawying sidewalk chalk art.

ooh, I think I may have those pics

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by wendella247

Hmmm....I already had some chalk pictures in mind..we'll see!!! (I'm goin' back to bed for now--it's only 4:07 a.m. here!

Sleep well.

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 03:25 AM

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Originally Posted by sapphire1968

ooh, I think I may have those pics

I'm sure you do with two little ones.

Annie's Pantry · 08-26-2009, 03:38 AM

great challenge! bbl....

eeddmm · 08-26-2009, 04:24 AM

I actually just bought some Core'dinations paper with something like this in mind but I wouldn't have known to do it this way. Thanks!

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 04:31 AM

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Originally Posted by eeddmm

I actually just bought some Core'dinations paper with something like this in mind but I wouldn't have known to do it this way. Thanks!

I'm glad I could help. I can not wait to see what you come up with.

Where did you buy the Core'dinations paper? I have heard of it but never found it...

princessp1971 · 08-26-2009, 05:47 AM

I love this technigue, it also works if you gently sand over a stamp! Have to work today but will get something done tomorrow! Thanks for the challenge.

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 06:13 AM

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Originally Posted by princessp1971

I love this technigue, it also works if you gently sand over a stamp! Have to work today but will get something done tomorrow! Thanks for the challenge.

I never knew that. I will have to give that a try.

princessp1971 · 08-26-2009, 06:26 AM

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Originally Posted by princessdi69

I never knew that. I will have to give that a try.

here is an older page I did the technigue on with a stamp.

http:////www.splitcoaststampers.com/...042?&cat=14440

eeddmm · 08-26-2009, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by princessdi69

I'm glad I could help. I can not wait to see what you come up with.

Where did you buy the Core'dinations paper? I have heard of it but never found it...

I stopped in at a scrapbook store in Hershey, PA and they had it. There are different colors to choose from. One side is black and the other a soft color in the pack I chose. So I think when I sand it, the soft color will show through instead of white. I can't remember if AC Moore or Michael's has it since they are the only other 2 stores I visit on any type of regular basis.

eeddmm · 08-26-2009, 09:05 AM

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Originally Posted by princessp1971

I love this technigue, it also works if you gently sand over a stamp! Have to work today but will get something done tomorrow! Thanks for the challenge.

This is good to now! Other than some chipboard that BrideofPez and Anavon has sent me, I really don't have much! Now stamps...that's a different matter! LOL! Even the woodless type of stamp...can't remember what they are called, would work great cause they would be flatter.

princessdi69 · 08-26-2009, 09:26 AM

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Originally Posted by eeddmm

This is good to now! Other than some chipboard that BrideofPez and Anavon has sent me, I really don't have much! Now stamps...that's a different matter! LOL! Even the woodless type of stamp...can't remember what they are called, would work great cause they would be flatter.

I tried an acrylic stamp under the scrap paper I had and it worked to.

wendella247 · 08-26-2009, 09:36 AM

Cool info, ladies!

mclifford973 · 08-26-2009, 12:52 PM

This is cool Diana....okay....
I won't be all chalk board like in my page...but I will try to come up with somehting.
Just need to find the paper. I've had some...but I think I might be out. oh darn. LSS here I come.

Favorite Grandma · 08-28-2009, 03:59 AM

awesome challenge Diana.....this is great for not only school pages, chalk drawing, how about beach layouts using tan.

princessdi69 · 08-28-2009, 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Favorite Grandma

awesome challenge Diana.....this is great for not only school pages, chalk drawing, how about beach layouts using tan.

Hey there Peggy. Hope all is well with you.

Beach layouts would be a great idea.

mclifford973 · 08-28-2009, 04:54 PM

Sand with sandpaper? All over the letter? Or with an emery board? Or maybe one of those white sandpaper like blocks, the white rectangle ones? Not just the edges of the chipboard letter, but all over?

Thanks!

princessdi69 · 08-29-2009, 03:21 AM

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Originally Posted by mclifford973

Sand with sandpaper? All over the letter? Or with an emery board? Or maybe one of those white sandpaper like blocks, the white rectangle ones? Not just the edges of the chipboard letter, but all over?

Thanks!

You sand with a small piece of sandpaper folded. Yes all over the letter and make sure you get the edges, but don't go through the paper. You can you an emery board. What ever is comfortable for you.