Showing posts with label Blender pens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blender pens. Show all posts

Friday, August 11, 2017

Peek at 2017Holiday stamp set, Just Add Ink 372


Some little known info about me, I was born and raised in CA, I've lived a lot of other places since I've been an adult, but when we (hubby and I) retired, we got out. We now live in AZ, and as much as we miss the ocean within a couple hour drive, life is good here. It's a wonderful state to live in.

But since one of my favorite songs is George Straight, Ocean Front Property, right from the start I did what I could to make my front patio into a beachy area.  Later on, I did the same with one of my bathrooms.  And now, I'm working on my living room.
So, this set in the new Holiday catalog, is right up my alley and I had to have it first thing.  It's called, Beachy Little Christmas.

This scene would be so neat in my back yard, maybe I could paint the dirt blue? Sigh..... Ok, will just have to be content to make Christmas cards with it.
Here is the color challenge for this week from Just Add Ink:
Just click on the link to check out the other cards, including the gorgeous selection from the team.

So, these plus a bit of Crumb Cake are my colors for this.   I used my aqua painter and my blender pen.  The blender pen defined some of the smaller spaces like the top of the roof.  One of my Aqua Painters has alcohol in it. I used it at times like this, I wanted to stamp in dye ink, in this case the Tranquit Tide, but I didn't want to smear it all over.   For the sand and water I just used one with water in it.  And it's all on Watercolor paper.  I really do hope you enjoy!


Saturday, March 14, 2015

First Easter card


This was one of our class cards this month. My customers had a great time with it and I issued challenge for them to bring back a card made with what was left after I cut the Top note die out.

This is in the new Occasions catty so if you want it, order before the end of March 2015! It's adorable .

Very simple, I just colored in a few places to give some interest.   Mostly I used my blender pen. Simply touch the tip to any color pad and color. I love those and can add to the usefulness of your ink pads.