Showing posts with label Swirly Scribbles dies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Swirly Scribbles dies. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 5, 2016
Merry Monday 216_ Elfen Christmas
I know it's wed, but I'm just getting my Merry Monday card done. This not only was a hard one for me, but I've been busy. One of my daughters is coming to visit. It's a big deal, I just don't get to see my girls or grands very often. So, monday we shopped and we have been doing some deep cleaning. I mean you know how bad the shower gets, right? And how long it can take to really get it clean? That was a lot of our day yesterday.
So, this weeks challenge was to use an elf. I don't have an elf. Or do I? I had to really think about this. But in the end, who is the biggest elf of all? Santa of course. He is called the Jolly old Elf.
One little tip if you didn't know. You can bend the photopolymer stamps on the block so that you get the banner shape and can use the banner punch or dies.
So that is what I did, with a little help from a couple other sets. And a santa hat punch.
I hope you enjoy.
Monday, June 13, 2016
Stampin Up, GDP040, Case the designer
This week at GDP is a Case the designer, and this week the designer is one of my favorite people, Shawn De Oliveira.
Isn't this little fishy just too cute in his little jar? I had a lot of fun with my far and fishy.
Colors:Calypso Corral, Island Indigo, Crumb cake, Pool party.
Island Indigo is my card base, I stamped on my piece of Calypso using the same color ink, with my starfish and sea shell stamps for a bit of texture. I added one of the new doilies and wrapped the edge around to the back.
To create my jar I stamped the jar and lid on Shimmery White CS, it takes some watercoloring pretty well without coming apart. I wanted the water to be Pool Party, so after stamping my fish, bubbles, starfish ect, I put a small amount of alcohol in my Aqua brush, (TIP: if you are stamping with dye ink and need to watercolor or sponge over some of the ink, use either an alcohol marker or use alcohol in your brush then add some color. That way the die ink won't run.).
So, I squeezed a bit of color onto the lid of my Pool Party lid and with the alcohol used my Aqua painter to gently brush a bit of color inside my jar to make it look like water.
I used dimentionals to pop up my jar a bit.
The pretty swirles on the side were make using a die and DSP from the By the Shore DSP.
I hope you enjoyed this card and directions. If I wasn't clear, just leave me feedback and I'll post my reply in the comments as well. Thanks for stopping by.
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