Showing posts with label Wood Textures DSP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wood Textures DSP. Show all posts
Wednesday, June 28, 2017
Crafting Friends Forever, FMS294
I don't usually buy sets that are about crafting because I don't have many to send them too, but I do love this one. It's called Crafting Forever. It has some good sentiments that are usable too.
To get this look, I stampined my bottom part of this stamp onto one of the Wood texture pieces of DSP, then cut around it, stamped again on my paper, colored in my brushes and put my wood pot over the top of the stamped one. Super simple.
The blotches are from Swirly Birds. And, although you can't really see the glitter, the dots are the new Glitter dots, really sparkly in person.
My colors today are: Powder Pink, Tempting Turquoise, Lemon Lime Twist and Berry Burst. And I used watercolor paper for my top piece.
My card today is for the Freshly Made Sketches challenge. Click here to take a look.
And here is the challenge:
Friday, June 23, 2017
Quirky Critters Hello, Just Add Ink # 365
I have been wanting to try out this set. I fell in love with it right off the bat, but sometimes it's hard to come up with an idea for stamps like this. Flowers are so safe, right?
I LOVE Quail! When we moved here to AZ I found lots of them running across my back yard. Mom and Dad take the babies out twice a day to eat. Mom leads and dad follows watching out for them, and while they are eating dad usually gets up high so he can watch out for them.
Anyway, I used the new Layered Leaves embossing folder here, I filled in some of the leaves on the edges using the same Lemon Lime Twist ink. I also used Bermuda Bay, Fresh Fig and Whisper white.
To get my branch I cut 2 pieces from the Birds and Blooms thinlit die, one from a scrap piece of CS and one from a left over piece of the Wood texture DSP. The flowers are from Daisy Delight stamp set, I think those little flowers are so cute.
I stamped my Quail with his sentiment in Fresh Fig, then used my aqua Painter with some alcohol in it and the stamp pad to fill in the color. The Alcohol will keep the dye ink from running and smearing.
As usual, the team at Just Add Ink did a fantastic job, go on over and see what they have done. And, here is the challenge.
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