About 3 weeks ago I happened upon a live stream hosted by Darcie and her sister Johnna,
aka The Scrappy Camper Sisters.
Johnna had made an AMAZING little scotty camper and as soon as I saw it I just knew I had to make one.
She provided a free template to work from as well as the live stream. {I did alter the odd thing like window shape and wheel arch}
I finally got some photo's of my finished piece to share with you today.
I loved Johnna's use of the Tim Holtz 'destinations' papers so opted to use them too, though I used some plain green paper for the top and stamped the texture with an artistic stamper background stamp.
For my windows I laid some parchment paper over black card and edged with foil tape.
I added some red gem brads as tail lights, and a mini book plate as the numberplate with one of idea-ology chitchat stickers in it. I somehow managed to snap off a bit of my idea-ology ornate plate but rather than throw it away I added it as a feature to the top of the front window.
I put my door on using actual mini metal hinges and added a little velcro to keep it shut.. I've yet to put any hidden message behind the door.
I added a Prima lightbulb as a nightlight {I scrapped off the word}
I also added a couple of eyelets and a tiny strip of velcro which I coloured green to blend in....WHY? see below!
I got a bit carried away with the whole project and made a few accessories. lol!
Namely the door step, awning and chair.
I store all the accessories in the camper, but it's original purpose was for it to house a mini book or 2 which i've not got round to making.
So I would like to say a massive THANK YOU to Johnna {and Darcie} for this awesome project/ template.
I had uber fun making it and look forward to the next project/stream.
Thanks for stopping by.
Till next time..
Stay Inky
aka The Scrappy Camper Sisters.
Johnna had made an AMAZING little scotty camper and as soon as I saw it I just knew I had to make one.
She provided a free template to work from as well as the live stream. {I did alter the odd thing like window shape and wheel arch}
I finally got some photo's of my finished piece to share with you today.
I loved Johnna's use of the Tim Holtz 'destinations' papers so opted to use them too, though I used some plain green paper for the top and stamped the texture with an artistic stamper background stamp.
For my windows I laid some parchment paper over black card and edged with foil tape.
I added some red gem brads as tail lights, and a mini book plate as the numberplate with one of idea-ology chitchat stickers in it. I somehow managed to snap off a bit of my idea-ology ornate plate but rather than throw it away I added it as a feature to the top of the front window.
I put my door on using actual mini metal hinges and added a little velcro to keep it shut.. I've yet to put any hidden message behind the door.
I added a Prima lightbulb as a nightlight {I scrapped off the word}
I also added a couple of eyelets and a tiny strip of velcro which I coloured green to blend in....WHY? see below!
I got a bit carried away with the whole project and made a few accessories. lol!
Namely the door step, awning and chair.
I store all the accessories in the camper, but it's original purpose was for it to house a mini book or 2 which i've not got round to making.
So I would like to say a massive THANK YOU to Johnna {and Darcie} for this awesome project/ template.
I had uber fun making it and look forward to the next project/stream.
Thanks for stopping by.
Till next time..
Stay Inky
27 comments:
Love it! its so cute! turned out great. :)
OMG Nicky!!! This is so amazing! Love the extras that you added too!
Smiles
Jen
myohmy!! just amazing!! myohmy!!!
Minxy this is soooo cuuute! I love it! So many fun and fabulous details to look at!
OH MY WORD! Excuse me shouting, but this is just so fi-nom-i-nal! I saw something like this somewhere on my trawl around blogland. I love your accessories too, so very clever.
Morning Nicky. WOW this is fantastic. Love it ♥♥♥. Well done you. S xx
woohoo! I can see exactly why you had to make this Nicky. what a fabulous project beautifully executed!
Absolutely brilliant, what a cool make!!
Love
Amanda
Ps I want one!!
Fantastic work Nicky, so intricate and very clever!
Truly fabulous! :)
xoxo Sioux
Awe Nicky what a brilliant project, fab work sweetie. Lol bet it was fiddly but well worth it methinks.
Huge hugs x x x x
Wow, you are so clever! This is absolutely amazing Minxy. I was saying to Val on Saturday that you give such attention to detail and this just proves it! As for the accessories ............. they are so cute and effective. I am positive even if I had the patience to attempt this it would never fit together so perfectly as does yours. BTW, this project really made me smile all the way through.
Hugs
Lesley Xx
WOW! WOW! WOW! This is amazing and I am so totally in love with it! LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!!!
WOW! this is awesome and has so much work & attention to detail in it!!! Fabulous work Nicky!!! x
omg this is AWESOME Minxy, how chuffing cute is that!!!!! I want one!!! xx
W.O.W. doesn't even begin to describe how my jaw fell open when discovering this beauty.
W.O.W.!!!
Nicky, YAY! Welcome to the world of ScrappyCamping! Love that you added the canopy and the adirondak chair so cute, Darcie added hers into a little vignette also but with a Hawaiian theme :)I love the little light fixture too so adorable! You rocked it thanks for posting, can I put a link on our blog to your camper? Thanks for camping out with us, Johnna
Adorable - what a completely fabulous project!
Alison x
Uber cute camper, those accessories are way fun. xx
It looks fantastic Nicky...just needs some Barbie dolls from the charity shop to model it! Clever girlie! xxx
Someone's on a roll this month - this is just amazing xx
OMG...this is SO COOL!!! It's UBER COOL!! lol...Just fantastic detail, I love it, I love it, I love it!
OMG! I can not tell you how much I love that! It is wonderful! Kimx
What an amazing project!!!
LOVE IT!!
This is amazing! So clever - I absolutely love it! xx
Sensational project.
Must have been so much
fun to make.
Sensational project.
Must have been so much
fun to make.
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