New release: Acrylic pieces by Memory Maze

Hello crafty friends, today we have a number of new acrylic pieces from Memory Maze to show you. As pictured below, these are great for cards, mixed media projects, scrapbook layouts and off the page projects!

There are many new acrylic pieces coming from Memory Maze as the look of these is clean, neat and looks great on your projects! Many of the items on the webiste can also be cut in acrylic if you wish - please just ask. Lets take a look at some of the new pieces...

The range of acrylic colours offered by Memory Maze is growing and you will find the 3mm acrylic a welcome addition to your scrapbookg pages without too much bulk. There are some designs that have been created with a particular colour in mind - like the lips shown on the card above. Saying that however, if you would like an item in a particular colour, please ask. Custom orders are also welcome.

The range of these products can be found online at www.memorymaze.com.au. If you are interested in any of the Memory Maze products, be sure to contact your local craft store or Memory Maze for your local stockist where we can place our local sales reps in contact with them.

Basketball Life by Suzanne

Hi Everyone

Just  finished a blog and I'd used some awesome Memory Maze chipboard on this project so I thought I'd add it to the blog so everyone could see what I'd been up too

I created this canvas with a camera and a picture frame attached for an application to the Lindy's Stamp Gang Design Team a little while back and I've only just gotten around to adding it to my blog 

The chipboard I used was Attitude in a circle and Square Mesh Grunge   

This photo of my son was taken by a friend at our local basketball courts 

Jack eat, sleeps and lives for his basketball

 

I started off with an old camera that was going in the bin of course I had to save it

I glued lots of different paper clay shapes over the camera then gessoed the whole thing

The frame was given to me in a box of mixed frames that someone was getting rid of I painted that with black gesso

The canvas was one I had done a SHE ART project on, it was sitting in the cupboard collecting dust so this project 

is made up of recycled stuff

I started off with an old camera that was going in the bin of course I had to save it

I glued lots of different paper clay shapes over the camera then gessoed the whole thing

 I used -  red hot poker orange and cattail copper brown from the Autumn Leaves Set, tweedle dee denim from the Mad Hatter Set, bachelor button blue from the Prairie Wildflower Set, steampunk sepia and steel shimmer from the Industrial Chic Set and the clam bake beige from the Nantucket Pearls Set on the camera, all the embellishments and the background of the canvas

I wanted to have some string to my canvas so I added some water to the string then used the steel shimmer from the Industrial Chic Set to cover it completely then set it aside to dry

As you can see I used lots of different products from metal to chipboard  from Memory Maze and the Magical's show up awesome on all 

different textures and mediums

I love how it went into the cracks that I created with some crackle paste

The canvas also had lace and other bits already glued down so when I sprayed the powders they spread so nicely into all the 

crevasses and show up all the details

I also used Bavarian Blue Embossing Powder on the frame and the camera

On the camera I sprinkled the powder onto the wet gesso, it gives it a more mottled look 

On the frame I used some versamark and a texture stamp so there was a bit of dimension to it

Products I used-

Square Mesh Grunge Chipboard

Attitude in a Circle

Thank you for visiting and I hope you will be back soon xxx

New release: Vintage stamps for Memory Maze

Hello crafty friends, welcome to another look at some of the new Vintage stamp release for Memory Maze. You'd have to agree that the designs are just stunning! A fantastic addition for any of your mixed media projects, card making, scrapbooking or paper crafting projects.

These stamps come in rubber only, or acrylic blocks available online can be used with them to stamp on your projects. Simply add double sided tape or apply some spray glue to apply it to a stamp platform. Lets take a look at some of the vintage designs;

There are many more designs that can be seen online at www.memorymaze.com.au. Be sure to keep an eye out on the blog for some great Design Team projects using these new stamps.

If you are interested in any of the Memory Maze products, be sure to contact your local craft store or Memory Maze for your local stockist where we can place our local sales reps in contact with them.

Smile Big by Suzanne

Hi Everyone Suzanne here

My turn on the Blog today 

On this rare occasion I had some photos of my son to 

scrap so using the Checker Plate Stencil was perfect as it added to him 

standing against the roller door of the garage 

The problem is he never smiles yet he's the one that wants the photos taken so we have 

to say something stupid to get him to laugh and catch it LOL 

The Checker Plate Stencil is one of my faves it is such a great masculine 

stencil but can be used for anything really

I used some Impasto to give it a raised look then once it dried I used a teal spray to drip 

and drizzle over the page to highlight some of the areas

The Grunge Holes Mesh chipboard is so cool it comes in two pieces one end is
ovals and the other is squares with all the little bits filled in the holes which can
be used for all sorts of fun things (great little Easter eggs, confetti, if you arrange
them you can make a paw print) - endless like your imagination

I like to use the Grunge Holes Mesh for mixed media pages it adds extra 

dimension and texture - you can paint it, stamp it even fill the holes in with 

texture paste then stamp it or fill it with beads

Here are the links to the Products I used - 

Checker Plate Stencil

Grunge Holes Mesh

Thanks for visiting I hope you will be back soon xx

Shabby Chic banner - Candy

Hi everyone Candy here with a creation I have been working on for some weeks now.

I am making an altered embrodery hoop for a 

swap group I am in and I had to make a banner

so here it is.

Sorry it is fairly big and hard to photograph, but I did my best.

I have made this using some 12 x 12 chipboard.

Cutting three triangle pieces and covering them

with paper, lace and plenty of pretties.

They are decorated both front and back. 

But on the back it is really simple.

This is the middle banner

This is the left banner 

And this is the right one

I cut the frame in quarters and using the gold and white

embossing powder, embossed them all but I only used three

at the top of each one.

I did the same with the double hearts and the word love.

Memory Maze products

small wrought iron frame

Double heart and arrow

flat banner words

12 x 12 chipboard

Other products used

Kaisercraft Wildflower collection - in bloom paper

Assorted laces, trims flowers, heart bling, diamonties etc from my stash

White doilys

Versamark

Stampendous shabby white embossing enamel

Tim Holtz paper rosette dies

Thank you for visiting

Candy Chelepy

2018

Memory Maze

Design Team

New Release: Stamps galore for Memory Maze

Hello crafty friends, welcome to the new stamp release for Memory Maze, just in time for Creativation! You would have seen a number of the new products on the market and the stamps from Memory Maze offer another element for your mixed media projects, card making, scrapbooking or paper crafting projects.

This month, Memory Maze have a whopping 23 new rubber stamps. These are sold as rubber only to use with an acrylic block which is available on the site if required, or use with a stamping station or platform. Let's take a look at some of the fantastic new designs. These are the perfect size to use for card making and you can see some examples of this with our Design Team projects on the blog.

Here are some card designs from Design team member Sarah using some of the new stamps;

There are also some great background, textures stamps as pictured below. These are fantastic for using on cards, creating your own backgrounds or using them for mono printing.

There are many more designs to see online at www.memorymaze.com.au or by clicking here. We will feature some more of these stamps over the next week or so, stay tuned!

If you are interested in any of the Memory Maze products, be sure to contact your local craft store or Memory Maze for your local stockist where we can place our local sales reps in contact with them.