DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

Posted on November 6, 2014 in 3D, Die Cutting, Tutorials

Desktop Display for Unique Laser Designs. I am very excited to share this with you. My project is a “Desktop Display” that I altered with a few things. Let me show you.

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

 

I start by selecting two products from ULD Store, which was the most difficult part because I was shocked by all these options. But I needed to start with something, I took the wheelbarrow and the shaped circles in wood. 

Then I used different colors of Tim Holtz distress ink to color the circles and after they dried, which only took a few seconds, I stamped them with  Memento Tuxedo Black with a text stamp.

For the wheelbarrow I used a patina technique with VerDayProducts in Bronze Color. I love this effect over the wheel and handles.  The steps to get this effect  are too easy, I only needed to paint the wheelbarrow with bronze paint and after it dried I sprayed it with VerDay Patina Solution. Note the details:

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

 

The base of my desktop was natural wood, so I painted it with a Red Wood Stain from Ikea. I let it dry and then I cut a little small piece of designer paper for the stand.

 

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

To decorate the stand I cut some words  in card stock Rich Razzleberry using my die cutting machine and framelits or cutting templates from Little Yellow Bicycle.

 

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

 

As I was thinking of a display, I decided to decorate some journal cards with gold glimmer paper , staples and bakers twine, so I can interchange the board message every day.

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

 

 

To keep these cards in place I created to decorate a paper clip with metal on topper, using a piece of Polished Purple Metal Sheet from Add a Little Dazzle and the design of one embossing folder. I pasted the piece of metal with Sticky strip to keep this in place over the black part of my paper clip.

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

 

 

The last part of my project was the assembly. And I decided to top the wheelbarrow with some little paper flowers. I pasted the circles and the wheelbarrow with dimensionals to give more dimension to the project.

 

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

 

Now I want to show you what the original products I chose looked like and invite you to visit the ULD Store because you will go crazy with all the special pieces that you can find to create and embellish your projects.

 

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

DESKTOP DISPLAY FOR UNIQUE LASER DESIGNS

 

Products Used:

  • Shaped Circles
  • Wheelbarrow
  • Desktop Display (Heidi Swap)
  • VerDay Bronze Kit
  • Polished Purple Metal Sheet (Add a Little Dazzle)
  • Distress Ink (Tim Holtz)
  • Red Wood Stain Behandla (IKEA)
  • Paper Flowers (Crafty City)
  • Cutting Templates (Little Yellow Bicycle)
  • Journal Cards (We R Memories)
  • Designer Series Paper & Card Stock (Stampin Up)
  • Big Shot
  • Multi Tombo Liquid Glue
  • Dimensionals
  • Paper Clip

I hope I have inspired you to create a desktop display or something very special for you or a present during this holidays. Come back soon to see more wonderful ideas!

If you want to see this project in Unique Laser Designs Blog  CLICK HERE

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5 Comments

  1. Que bonia! Gracias por entrar en el desafío al Path of Positivity!

  2. Hi there…. What a great idea. I always need some sort of inspiration to get my day going and this is such a cute idea. i love how the patina turned out on your wheelbarrow. I love this, thank you for playing with us at Anything But A Card !

  3. Thank you for sharing your project with us at Words 2 Scrap By! Your detail is amazing ~ I really like the stamped buttons and wheelbarrow!

  4. Beautiful and so adorable project. Cute details. Thanks for playing along with us at Scrap It Girl!

  5. Very nice. Thanks for playing along at Scrap It Girl!

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