Showing posts with label Timeless Textures stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Timeless Textures stamps. Show all posts
Thursday, July 14, 2016
Stampin Up, Pals Paper Arts challenge #309, Just a Note
Welcome to my blog and the latest PPA challenge. This week our featured artist is Katy McGloin. Such pretty colors she has picked. I have not used this new incolor much yet, it sure turned out pretty. Here is Katy's colors for this week.
As you can probably tell I embossed my flourish, but then instead of sponging I did something different. It's a subtle difference but I like it better. I used a round (mop) brush, a big one, brushed it lightly over my ink pad and then on my paper. You do that repeatedly until you have the color you want.
Then I used the grungy dots, I started with my Whisper white ink pad hoping I would get white over my color. But that didn't happen. I do love what happened instead, the dots with white turned to sugarplum, but a bit darker. I also added just a few Island Indigo dots.
I am loving the Tags and labels set, it did a great job here for my sentiment. Then I cut the border in the flourish set and added my ribbon on top for a subtle effect.
Thanks for checking out my project for this week!
Monday, July 11, 2016
Comfort and Healing
I decided to do the GDP 044 challenge today. I fell in love with the card to be CASE'd.
So soft and pretty. My favorite part is the gold butterfly, so I used the Flourishing Phrases bundle and cut out my flourish from gold foil. Anytime you use the gold foil it just makes for such a gorgeous card.
I did a very light sponging of soft sky on the card, it's very hard to see, but in person it shows up great, just really soft. I also added some gold splatters and the sentiment. I also used Timeless Textures to add some texture to it, just hints here and there.
Thanks for coming by and looking. If you would like to see the product used closer, just click on one of the graphics below. You can also order from me using those. And if you would like to have a catalog so you can check out more samples and possibly buy more just let me know.
Sunday, June 19, 2016
Stampin Up, Flowers, Flowers, Flowers.
Todays card is one I did for my class. I'm always looking for some new idea or technique for them, they really keep me on my toes.
I started thinking about framing something, and this set just seemed to fit the bill. This is from the Grateful Bunch bundle. All three sizes of flower are on one stamp, set up to easily cut out at once using the punch.
My colors for this are Peek a boo peach, Emerald Envy, Dapper Denim, Perfect plum, Smoky Slate and Black and Whisper white.
After cutting the base card, I cut a piece of Smoky Slate just a bit smaller. I used my Hardwood background stamp, stamped off once then stamped onto my paper. I used the Timeless Textures Stamps to add some texture here and there around the outside edge of the gray.
Then I stamped the leaves just once. I added the sentiment up toward the top with black ink.
I stamped and punched out all my flowers in 3 colors, then I took my top layer, and used my trimmer to cut the inside out leaving 1/2" on each edge. Then I used my blender pens to color the flowers in. It's not necessary, but I love the look. I scattered the flowers around, some popped up and some not randomly.
Tip: If you don't have the trimmer or you just feel challenged cutting the middle out, you can take a square die, cut leaving 1/2" or so at top and sides, then after cutting once, slide the die down until it is 1/2" above the bottom and cut again. That is what I ended up having my class do, it was way easier.
I added some pearls and was done. Just click on any of the product images below to go to my store.
Thursday, June 16, 2016
Stampin Up, Pals Paper Arts challenge #305, Beautiful Blessing
Wow, it's the middle of June already, where has time gone? Seems to be passing by so quickly.
Sometime back I posed a little card just using the frame of the rose, you can see that one here:
This was the main card I started with. The second frame was the result of cutting the rose out and just using the insides to get the colors.
I use a little product called Stick It Adhisive. It's a paper lined on both sides. Very, very thin even with both lining still on. So can see it at work on youtube. After you cut your die out it pulls away and is sticky over the whole piece.
I separated the insets and took the backing off one piece at a time and put it in place, like a puzzle.
I've seen it done with many different colors, so go ahead and play with that idea. So, here are the colors:
Thank you so much for stopping by today.
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Thursday, March 24, 2016
Stampin Up, Pals Paper Arts color Challenge #293
So, as you already know, this week is a color challenge. I'm on the team that does color challenges. This weeks are 3 beautiful colors, :
Here they are. My base card is So Saffron and I put a layer on top of the So Saffron DSP Subtles Stack. I love the stacks, and this year they redid them to make them even better. Beautiful patterns. If you only can buy one, buy the Neutrals stack! Besides being so usable because they are neutrals, and also because of the gorgeous patterns.
Choose Happiness is such a great stamp set. I think it doesn't look all that impressive in the catalog, but I have used it so often. I also used Timeless Treasures from the Occasions catalog. I lightly stamped a few of the flower as well as some texture then stamped 2 of the flowers to put on the top.
The center is some of the really small Basic Pearls.
If you are wondering where my sentiments went, well, one of my daughters has asked for cards with no sentiment so she can add her own use, so I am working on that. It can be so hard to do when you often base a card on the sentiment.
Thanks for stopping by, and if you haven't already, stop on by the challenge and see what the rest of the team has done.
Thursday, February 25, 2016
Stampin Up, PPA 289, Featured Designer
It's spring! At least it is here in AZ. But don't worry, it'll turn chilly again for a month or so, and May should be gorgeous, then it's just plain hot!
Anyway, I, yes little old Me, is the featured designer on PPA this week! How fun it that?! Please come join us! We have a color challenge, and if you don't like them, guess you can blame me. I picked them out.
Here are the colors:
I used my favorite background stamp, Hardwood. I love this stamp, and from what I see of all the cards by other people, I think a lot of them love it too.
The wreath framelits originally came out as a bundle with a Christmas stamp set, then we got this pretty spring stamp set and another Christmas stamp set. I have them all.
This stamp set is Circle of Spring, it also makes a really nice Easter card. The Framelits are called Wonderful Wreath Framelits, both are in your Annual catalog.
I also used Timeless Textures for all the drops and a 3/16"silver brad and used my Wink of Stella pen on the popped up flowers and in a few other places as well. It's such a subtle glittery shine it just doesn't pick up well on camera, but it sure looks fabulous in person.
I do hope you will play along with me, just click on the PPA banner to the right at the top.
To recap:
Circle of Spring stamps
Wonderful Wreath Framelits
Wink of Stella
Blender pen
Timeless Textures stamps
3/16" silver brad
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Anyway, I, yes little old Me, is the featured designer on PPA this week! How fun it that?! Please come join us! We have a color challenge, and if you don't like them, guess you can blame me. I picked them out.
Here are the colors:
I used my favorite background stamp, Hardwood. I love this stamp, and from what I see of all the cards by other people, I think a lot of them love it too.
The wreath framelits originally came out as a bundle with a Christmas stamp set, then we got this pretty spring stamp set and another Christmas stamp set. I have them all.
This stamp set is Circle of Spring, it also makes a really nice Easter card. The Framelits are called Wonderful Wreath Framelits, both are in your Annual catalog.
I also used Timeless Textures for all the drops and a 3/16"silver brad and used my Wink of Stella pen on the popped up flowers and in a few other places as well. It's such a subtle glittery shine it just doesn't pick up well on camera, but it sure looks fabulous in person.
I do hope you will play along with me, just click on the PPA banner to the right at the top.
To recap:
Circle of Spring stamps
Wonderful Wreath Framelits
Wink of Stella
Blender pen
Timeless Textures stamps
3/16" silver brad
Thanks so much for stopping by.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Stampin Up, Global Design Project #021
This week at GDP they are having a color challenge. Bermuda Bay, Melon Mambo, Wisteria Wonder.
I've used the Flowering Fields set in a couple other cards, it's one of the free with $50 purchase in the SAB catalog. I love it! It's my favorite in that catalog. Now, in the Occasions catalog? All bets are off, so many wonderful and fun sets!
Here are your colors:
I used Stylish stripes to give it some texture and used Watercolor paper and the Aqua painter for my coloring. You just fill it with water, touch it to your stamp pad and color away.
The ribbon is retired I'm sorry to say. I loved all the colors in the pretty narrow ribbon. I think I need to order some ribbon, I never seem to have what I want to use.
I hope I've given you some inspiration. Thanks for stopping by.
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