Showing posts with label Enchanted Forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Enchanted Forest. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 May 2025

Fairy Moon night - Homedecor

 

 Hello creative friends!

 

 Today I present you a sign, which has the enchanted forest as a theme. 

I have tied two signs of different sizes with strings.

 

 At a late hour in the meadow, under the bright glow of the moon,
the fairies have shown up, and there's a whole lot of stardust and flower-scented air. 

They're dancing and laughing, making it a really magical moment, full of enchantment and wonder.

It's a truly happy place,  a place where you can switch off, relax and take your mind off things 😀.

 

If you want to know more about how this project was designed and made, please get in touch here.

 

 

 

 

first design

 

used MDF shapes
 



 

some details

 





 

Thanks for stopping by...until next time!

Kerstin

Monday, 3 March 2025

Open the door for Spring

 

Hello creative friends!

 Spring is on its way, so let's get it going.
I got inspired by the enchanted world again and went on a trip to the spring forest
 to create a new 3D optic panel. 
As well as the pieces listed here, I used a lot of scraps that were left over from cutting up 
or that were broken off.
There's loads of lovely details in this picture, but we'll do it as usual.
 If you're interested in a specific technique used here, just ask nicely.
 
I just want to mention one thing: the three-dimensional design of the fairies
 by that I mean the upright wings. I achieved this by sawing them from behind
 to a certain point. 
OMG, how brutal, but it worked! 😀

 


 

 used MDF shapes

 

 
 
 
 

some details

 





I hope you find inspiration!

Thanks for stopping by...until next time!

Kerstin

 

Monday, 4 March 2024

Mystery Forest House

 

 Hello creative friends!

 

I was inspired to transform the Halloween house into a mysterious forest house.

 The house has a stable stand, allowing for easy movement and rearrangement for new decorations.

 I created an old, dilapidated house using the appropriate colour shading and crackle medium.

 The transformation was completed quickly. 

To create a three-dimensional effect, I glued together various 

individual parts such as leaves and mushrooms. The mini windows fit almost perfectly into the recesses, and the mini door has a small canopy.

 It appears as though Grandpa Gnome has just come for a visit.

 

 

 

 some close up's







 used shapes

 

 
 
 

Thanks for stopping by

Kerstin

Wednesday, 15 November 2023

Opa Gnom wants comfort

 

Hello everyone!

 

Today I'd like to introduce you to the inhabitants of the Enchanted Forest, 

who probably come and go quite often in the big mushroom



 

some details

 



 

Special Tip

 

You can also make a sitting Opa Gnom from a standing one. 

After all, an old man wants comfort.


Just break the legs twice OMG 😀


and then glue them back together at a 90° angle.


 

 



used MDF shapes

 

Old Man of The Forest - MDF Woodland Folk Shape

 Opa Gnom - MDF Woodland Folk Form 

 Coulemelle Mushroom

 Fallen Tree Branch

 Deco Vine MDF Wood Corner Embellishment - Style 48

Mushrooms - Fungi MDF Wood Shape - Style 13

Maidenhair Fern MDF Wood Shape - Style 1

Running Hare

Sheet of Mini Insects - MDF Wood Shapes Style 1

 



 

 Thanks for your visit!
 
 
 I hope you find inspiration!
 
Kerstin

Wednesday, 1 November 2023

3D Kit Mushroom - Enchanted Forest

 

Hello everyone!

 

 Today I present you another newly designed 3d kit. It is a giant mushroom 

(I chose the 3mm version) that can be made for example as a toadstool or a boletus.


It has become a wonderful autumn table decoration for me, 

creating a charming and cosy atmosphere with the help of a simple electric tea light.

 

 

  

 


 

 

 

 
 

 Creative Tip

 

The visible joints on the stem of the mushroom were disrupting the overall appearance,
 so I chose to cover them. 
I decided to use a thicker, monochrome scrapbook paper.
 
 I cut it to size, using the plate left over from pressing out the MDF parts as a template. 
 The paper was then lightly moistened and covered with a wood pattern 
using a 3D embossing folder. 
 
 Then glued on and colour matched accordingly with dry brush technique.
 
 

 
 
some close up's
 

 





used MDF shapes

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 Thanks for your visit!
 
 
 I hope you find inspiration!
 
Kerstin