Maya Road + Tombow Week Day 1

Welcome to day 1 of our Maya Road/Tombow swap!  I had so much fun creating my projects for you today.  Since the holidays are upon us I chose to create a couple of Christmas ornaments and began with the Maya Road Chipboard Snowflake Coasters.  I love their size and knew they'd provide a great base to pile on some fun, bulky embellishments.  This first ornament was coated in Bubblegum Metallic Mist and then covered in mica flakes.

I painted the second layer of the ornament with off-white acrylic paint, ruffed up the edges a bit to add distressing and then ran it through my sewing machine.  I then finished it off with Iridescent Maya Glitter and adhered it to the base using Tombow Power Adhesive Tabs.  A Mega Bottle Cap came next and I filled it with Mini White Organza Roses Trim and attached two Vintage Wood Snowflakes that I had painted and distressed with ink.

I adhered Maya Road Pearl Cream Vintage Leaf Trinket Pins in between the chipboard layers and finished with vintage buttons and a layer of Cream Soft Vintage Scallop Lace Trim adhered to the backside of the ornament using the Tombow Permanent Adhesive Stamp Runner.   

My second ornament began with another Chipboard Snowflake Coaster painted with off-white acrylic paint.  I then used my Tombow Jelly Bean Dual Brush Pen to draw pink polka-dots randomly on the coaster.  I then ran it through my sewing machine, sanded the edges and coated it with mica flakes.

I used another Tombow pen from the Jelly Bean collection and tried a new to me technique, that of drawing directly onto the a bare Mini Scallop Chipboard frame and covering it in this color.  I then coated it with a layer of Iridescent Maya Glitter and just love how it turned out.  I'll be trying this again for sure.

I used the Tombow Permanent Adhesive Stamp Runner and adhered a strip of Seafoam Blue Tu-Tu Tulle to the backside of the scallop frame.  I adhered this layer to the base and started piling on my favorite things such as a Cream Velvet Pleat Blossom, a Chipboard Snowflake, a Skinny Wood Spool, a Vintage Button Stick Pin, gingham ribbon, and buttons.

This was such a fun swap to participate in.  I discovered some amazing new adhesives that have now become favorites and that pair so perfectly with my favorite Maya Road supplies.

Thanks for joining us today for our blog swap! Don't forget that you still have a chance to win our giveaway! Make sure to go read the details on this post. 

 

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Comments

[Teresa]

Such pretty ornaments!

[Carla Hundley]

Thanks for sharing these pretty projects.

Carla from Utah

[ExpressionsByElaine]

Both ornaments are so beautiful, love all the embellishments!

[Stacy Caddy]

Beautiful projects... Would love having these on my tree....

[Caroline D.]

Both are so awesome!! One of the most creative and unique crafts I have seen this season so far!

[Jean A Marmo]

Beautiful!!!

[L Smoke]

The blue and pink is such a col combination for Christmas.

[Dorina D]

Very cute and unique. Great job.

[Kate Blue]

love all the fine details...looked like the whole thing was fabric...I never knew you could run so many things thru your sewing machine!

[amy p]

love the blue in the snowflake you made they are all so pretty and I can just imagine them on a tree ....

[caroline]

Beautiful, Melissa!

[MaryLouH]

Blue is my favorite color so I'm partial to the pink and blue ornament. Both are really cute.

[Ann Jobes]

These are gorgeous and worthy of becoming Christmas keepsakes!