Sunday 14 December 2014

Village Scene

Hello Everyone,

I had a busy day yesterday in my craft room getting messy, lol.  This is my Guest DT project for the Ribbon Girl with a theme of Christmas using a LOTV image.  I have wanted to find the time to do this project for a while and after seeing Tiet's scene I have been desperately trying to get into my craft room and get started,  so yesterday  I grabbed this as my opportunity.  I love the little carol singer image from LOTV and thought it would be perfect with the little Houses and Trees from Dutch Doobadoo.

I have used two paper pads from Noor Design, the Winter Wonderland and the Bricks. Love both these pads.

The Dutch Doobadoo tree's couldn't have been easier, I just added that fabulous Dutch Doobadoo Structure paste and they were done.  These would look fabulous on their own or you could add the houses and create a wonderful christmas scene.


The image is an older one from LOTV but nonetheless gorgeous, just love it and perfect for my scene.  I have added Gloria Ivory Cotton lace on each of the windows which is available from The Ribbon Girl.


I made a little floral display at the front and used a Gardenia, white Carnation, 10mm Red Rose, Red Berries, Tiny Berries and a red rose bud, all from The Ribbon Girl.

The Cinamon sticks, vax cord and flower spray are all from Live and Love Crafts.

Just behind the floral display is the gorgeous Reindeers which I have forgotten to add white spots to.  These will be back in stock at Noor!DesignUK in the middle of January.


On the house on the right I have added softwood bricks and structure paste, icicle edge, ice crystal 3 and added a wooden snowflake from The Ribbon Girl.


At the top of the smaller tree I added the gorgeous crystal angel charm from The Ribbon Girl.

The cascading silver pearl string is from Live and Love Crafts.  

Doesn't that structure paste look fabulous.


I added a small floral display to the bottom of right handside house and added a sparkly crystal star pin, love these pins, so glad this project is for keeps.....

I added a Vintage Flourish leaf, my absolute favourite leaf die, links at the bottom.


I used the fence die several times, glued together to create the fencing all the way round, so elegant.



I haven't quite worked out night time photography so this was taken with my phone.



Forgive the next pictures as I never set out to do a tutorial on this but remembered that when I posted Astrid's on facebook that there was a request for a tutorial so I thought I would take some pictures along the way.

Using the Dutch Doobadoo houses place them on your chosen paper and draw round.  Cut out the pieces.  I used paper pads from Noor!DesignUK Winter Wonderland and Bricks as I wanted the roof the look different, so to me the are tiles, lol.



Using the Icicle die cut out in white and arrange under the roof.



I used the Dutch Doobadoo Glue as it has a little spreader on it and dries clear.  Add glue to the wooden house and add your papers.


Add lace behind the windows as curtains.  The beautiful Gloria lace is from The Ribbon Girl and is available here.


I placed softwood bricks dotted around the house and glued down.



I added structure paste to the bricks and around the house.



Repeat the process on your second house.


I cut a large circle from mountboard.  I wouldn't personally recommend mountboard.  I intended to use a cake board but due to the time of year they were sold out.  My second option was to use foamboard which I have in the garage, but there are spiders in there and hubby was at work,lol.  I couldn't wait so I went ahead but I would recommend my first two options as I had to reinforce the houses and trees but I will be gluing to foamboard tomorrow.

Mark with pencil where you want your wooden pieces to go.


Cut out and make wide enough to fit your pieces in.


Add structure paste to all around as your snow, love this stuff.


I cut several of the fence diecuts and glued together before adding around the edge by tucking the bottom section of the fence under the mountboard.


Decorate as desired.




Hugs Tracy x

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25 comments:

laurigami said...

Very wonderful creation , so elegant . Thank you for the tutorial. Good sunday
hugs
laurigami

Liz said...

It looks absolutely amazing! Must have taken forever to do. I love it!

Ribbon Girl said...

A work of art Tracy!!! Your village scene is beautiful! and thank you so much for sharing how you made this fabulous creation. Mary x

Tracy said...

Stunning artwork ....loooove! !!xxx

Unknown said...

Totally inspiring xx
hugs
Sandie x

Carole Pollard said...

Tracy this is just wonderful the attention to detail and the design are just amazing I will be looking at this several times to take everything in its just wonderful. So kind of you to share the tutorial. You are so so talented Love and hugs Carole x

Liz's creative corner said...

Beautiful hun, fab design, similar to one i did earlier, loved making mine too lol xx

Alexandra♥ said...

Amazing work of art and the post is just full of creative tips! You've showcased all the products and elements simply gorgeously Tracey! Really makes an observer wanna try make the same one :)

Hugs,
Alexandra

Gertrude said...

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOW, ist das toll
glg Gertrude

Enfys said...

This is totally stunning Tracy!
Enfys x

maïté said...

What a marvel!!! Tracy
I discovered your blog not long ago and I have eyes filled with stars every time I visits you
I lift to lfter one of your cards itis on my blog but it is much less beautiful than your's
Thank you for this tutoriel for this small village which I are going to preserve very affectedly for the next year
Thanks for all you published
Besr regards

Shazza said...

wow, wow, wow xxx

Maryann Laursen said...

This is just absolutely stunning work Tracy, and I totally LOVE it. You´ve just really went all in on this project and the result is simply stunning.

Maryann Laursen said...

This is just absolutely stunning work Tracy, and I totally LOVE it. You´ve just really went all in on this project and the result is simply stunning.

Lady E said...

Fantastić, so beautiful :)

Becky said...

WOW! This is awesome.

Naomi said...

An amazingly beautiful work of art. xx

Petras Bastelschätze said...

WOW what a wonderful village with such a lot of pretty details. It looks gorgeous
LG Petra

Unknown said...

Wow this Christmas village scene is fantastic, I love all details.
Francy

Jennifer Johnston said...

Wow Tracy, another stunning creation. I love it, so.....much detail, just beautiful Hun.
Hugs Jennifer xx

Brawny x said...

Oh my word this is amazing. Can't get over all the detail in it. Fabulous! X

Marlies said...

Wauw I love this Christmas creation! Beautiful made with fab details. Marlies

Rebecca Bradshaw said...

This is absolutely outstanding! Such a stunning creation with so many beautiful details.
Rebecca.
x

Grenouille Greetings said...

Speechless! My typed equivalent! GORGEOUS! And a great pictoral tutorial too! Hugs, Lesley

Unknown said...

OMG; this must have taken you ages, but the outcome is nothing short of AMAZING! Delicious project!!!

Hugz, Sandy
Owner & Operator @Live & Love Crafts