Hi
PWP friends! Ashley here today sharing two Easter tags I made for our niece and nephew. I've attached these onto their Easter treat bags :) One is pink and girlie and the other is blue and brown for a
boy, but I used the Easter cling stamp set for both tags!
For my girlie Easter tag, I added some flowers from the Flower Power cling stamp set.
I heat embossed the images onto my tag and then just used some misting +
the packaging technique to add some color to the background. The "Easter blessings" sentiment is from the Easter cling stamp set.
With my
boy Easter tag, I basically did the same thing. I used one of the bunny
stamps from the Easter cling stamp set and heat embossed him with brown embossing powder. I added the
sentiment from the same stamp set in blue embossing powder. Then I used some blue mist + the
packaging technique for added color and texture to the background.
Thanks for looking!
Showing posts with label Easter Cling Stamp Set. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter Cling Stamp Set. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 28, 2018
Wednesday, December 20, 2017
Stocking Stuffies
Hi friends! Dana here today sharing a fun tutorial for stocking stuffer animals that I created for my daughters. My crafty time is definitely short this holiday season, so I started with a Craft-Tastic Design Your Own Stuffies kit from Ann Williams Group. I purchased this kit from Zulily, but you can find these kits in the craft sections of several major big box stores. These super-cute pre-sewn felt and plastic paper stuffies are ready to design and were a real time-saver.
Here are the two stuffies I started with. I know that with my limited sewing skills I could not have stitched these pieces together myself. I was happy to skip the assembly step and start designing with stamps!
I designed a cat on the larger stuffie. I used the product examples from the box as a guide to draw the nose with a black marker. Then I used stamps and black archival ink to finish the rest of the design. The Sacred Geometry Clear Stamp Set and the Single Dot Border Clear Stamp Set together made a great eye! I used the Scallop Border Clear Stamp Set and the holly from the Holiday Add-Ons Clear Stamp Set to add a festive pair of pants.
Next, I added color with Faber-Castell Gelatos, Pitt Artist Pens, and Stamper's Big Brush Pens. I added a small heart to the right side of this stuffie with the Easter Cling Stamp Set.
I used the Easter Cling Stamp Set again to stamp a rabbit face onto the second stuffie. The happy Band-Aid is part of the Under the Weather Cling Stamp Set. I created the striped pants with the Straight Journaling Lines Clear Stamp Set. Once both stuffies were stamped and colored, I filled them with the polyester stuffing that was included in the kit.
I know my girls will love finding these stuffies in their stockings! Thanks for stopping by today!
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Thursday, March 24, 2016
Happy Easter
Hello friends. Larissa back here today with one last Easter card. I made a simple card this time using images from the Easter Cling Stamp set.
I stamped a few of the images on a piece of white cardstock and colored them using Copic markers. I stamped the sentiment on a piece of pink cardstock and used a tag punch to punch it out. I tied twine around the middle of the card and then added a bow to the tag to finish it off.
I matted the card front on a piece of the same pink cardstock as the tag.
To finish everything off I adhered everything to a white card base.
You could use this set for not only Easter cards but how about some cute little tags for your treat bags?
I hope you enjoyed my post today.
Have a Blessed Easter my friends.
Larissa Pittman
Are these not the cutest images ever? I had a hard time picking one of the bunnies.
I stamped a few of the images on a piece of white cardstock and colored them using Copic markers. I stamped the sentiment on a piece of pink cardstock and used a tag punch to punch it out. I tied twine around the middle of the card and then added a bow to the tag to finish it off.
I matted the card front on a piece of the same pink cardstock as the tag.
To finish everything off I adhered everything to a white card base.
You could use this set for not only Easter cards but how about some cute little tags for your treat bags?
I hope you enjoyed my post today.
Have a Blessed Easter my friends.
Larissa Pittman
Tuesday, March 8, 2016
Easter blessings
Hi! Ashley here today and I know I'm a little early, but I couldn't resist playing with the Easter stamp set!
For my card, I used distress ink blending to color the sky. The grassy hill was made with distress inks and water coloring. I like that you can create some depth and the appearance of texture with water coloring.
My sentiment is heat embossed with a gold fine detail embossing powder and my cross is stamped with Versa Fine. I colored the cross with Copic markers and fussy cut it.
Check out THIS project from a few years ago using the Easter stamp set. What are you making for Easter this year?
For my card, I used distress ink blending to color the sky. The grassy hill was made with distress inks and water coloring. I like that you can create some depth and the appearance of texture with water coloring.
My sentiment is heat embossed with a gold fine detail embossing powder and my cross is stamped with Versa Fine. I colored the cross with Copic markers and fussy cut it.
Check out THIS project from a few years ago using the Easter stamp set. What are you making for Easter this year?
Monday, April 14, 2014
Mixed Media Monday - Stuffed Easter Bunny
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Hi Paper Wings fans! Dana here with you starting out the week with some mixed media fun. If you missed the debut of the April Nesting Components Mixed Media Kit, you can find it HERE. I decided to go off-the-page and have created this bunny with the April kit. I also used the fantastic Easter Cling Stamp Set. You can pick up this stamp set 25% off this month!
I used a Martha Stewart Bunny Pattern for this project. I did need more muslin than what was provided in the April Kit. I used the muslin from the kit for the patterned ears and the bow, which leaves me enough muslin for more projects!
I used the Single Dot Border Clear Stamp Set from the April Kit to add a fun pattern to the inside of the bunny ears.
The April Kit contains Golden Regular Gel. I used the gel and an image from the Vintage Easter Clip Art Sheet to add a colorful egg to the center of my bunny. This type of image transfer is easy and fun and only takes a couple of steps.
Step 1: Cut the pink egg from the Vintage Easter Clip Art Sheet. Gather the bunny body, Golden Regular Gel and a paintbrush.
Step 2: Brush a thin layer of Regular Gel onto the center of the bunny body. Place the clip art image color side down into the gel. Rub a bone folder over the back of the image and set aside to dry.
Step 3: Spritz the clip art image with water and gently run the paper from the muslin. Continue the apply water and rub until all the paper has been removed and the transferred image is revealed.
Step 4: Apply a thin layer of Regular Gel over the image to seal it to the fabric. Let dry.
I used stamps from the Easter Set to add an Easter greeting and small heart to the arms of my bunny.
I also stamped some small roses onto the feet!
Thanks for stopping by today! The April Nesting Components Mixed Media Kit is available from the Paper Wings Productions Store while supplies last. We have a NEW Paper Wings Productions facebook Share Group. We'd love for you to come join our group and share the projects you create with Paper Wings Productions stamps and kits!
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