Showing posts with label twine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twine. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 27, 2017
grateful to you
Hello there! Ashley here today with a fun way to make a big impact with a small stamp.
I used the little leaf stamp from the Fall Mix it Up stamp set to make a background for my card. I stamped it multiple times and heat embossed it with white fine detail embossing
powder. Then I water colored over the heat embossed images and they
resist the watercolors. You could do this with any image or sentiment.
My sentiment for this card came from the same stamp set. I stamped it with Memento Tuxedo Black ink.
I added some twine and a wood veneer to complete the fall look. What do you think?
Thursday, September 3, 2015
the song from beginning to end
Hi everyone! It's Ashley here to share a card.
First, I stamped one of the musical images from the Text Melange stamp set all over my background with Versamark ink and heat embossed it. Then I grabbed one of the distressed stamps from the Art Textures stamp set. I inked it with Faber Castell big brush pens and spritzed it with water before stamping my images. Then I dried the stamped images with my heat gun because I'm impatient :)
Next I used distress inks to blend worn lipstick and spiced marmalade ink colors on a scrap sheet of white paper. I ran this through my die cut machine to die cut the medallion. For my sentiment, which came from the Kind Words cling stamp set, I stamped it on vellum with Staz On ink and then attached it with twine.
Here's my finished card:
Have you stamped on vellum before? What are some tips you have? Speaking of stamping on vellum, we're giving away a FREE Craftsy class and you only have a few more days to enter!
For more details about today's card, visit my blog today.
First, I stamped one of the musical images from the Text Melange stamp set all over my background with Versamark ink and heat embossed it. Then I grabbed one of the distressed stamps from the Art Textures stamp set. I inked it with Faber Castell big brush pens and spritzed it with water before stamping my images. Then I dried the stamped images with my heat gun because I'm impatient :)
Next I used distress inks to blend worn lipstick and spiced marmalade ink colors on a scrap sheet of white paper. I ran this through my die cut machine to die cut the medallion. For my sentiment, which came from the Kind Words cling stamp set, I stamped it on vellum with Staz On ink and then attached it with twine.
Here's my finished card:
Have you stamped on vellum before? What are some tips you have? Speaking of stamping on vellum, we're giving away a FREE Craftsy class and you only have a few more days to enter!
For more details about today's card, visit my blog today.
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Tutorial Tue - Stamping & Embossing with Gelatos
Happy Tuesday Paper Wings fans!! Norma here with you today to share a fun stamping and embossing technique using gelatos. So get comfortable and let's create together!!
I hope you'll give this fun technique a try. Here's another look at the finished tag:
Be sure to watch the video to see how I created this textured background!
I used the June Nesting Components kit to finish out my tag.
I believe there are still a couple kits left so pick yours up before they're gone!
Thanks so much for stopping by today. Have a Beautiful day!!!
Monday, June 3, 2013
Enjoy the Journey
Happy Mixed Media Monday to ya, Norma here with you today!!
I really love painting so I decided to take the beautiful new June Nesting Components kit and paint it up!!
This is an 11" x 14" canvas and everything on it came from my Nesting Components kit except for the canvas, paints and oil pastels.
I started out by adhering several sheets of the Hope Chest papers then I drew the outline of my focal image.
With the base done, I turned my focus to building up texture with paints, inks and oil pastels. When working on a project like this, keep in mind that there are no rules. The amount of layers you apply is totally up to you, so add a much or as little as you'd like.
I used a few of the paper goods tags for added texture and drew the flowers on with oil pastels.
I had a little transfer fun with one of the clip are images.
These sweet little family of birds needed somewhere to perch :D
Oh and the star of my piece!! Her hat and dress are paper pieced with more of the Hope Chest sheets. I also used the stamps for more texture.
Even the sides got a little PWP stamping love!!
Thank you so much for joining me today and remember to
"Enjoy the Journey"!!
Click HERE pick up this gorgeous new kit before they're all gone :D
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