{jane bosi} Do you know what day it is??? That's right, my Junkie friends, we are on the verge of yet another brand new month!! That means, it will soon be time to HOP again!! Right here, tomorrow! You don't want to miss it!
Today, I'm sharing a sneak peek of the goodies to come! April showers, my friends! Don't forget that a HOP also means a SALE so you are going to want to come on back and check things out tomorrow!!
Be Awesome! Jane
Thursday, March 31, 2016
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Do you have a song?
Hey Junkies!
The Crafty Nurse here with the 3rd post for March and I'm thrilled, because I can't get enough of this March release by Technique Junkies.
Today, I brought out my colored pencils using a super fun technique called, "Krafty Color Guilding from the Bodacious Backgrounds CD." I admit the coloring craze has bitten me and I had a great time with this technique because this "Whimsical World #S634" image couldn't be more perfect for using pencils.
I also love the sentiment "Always Find a Song #SD414" because to me it is about your own choice to either put a song in your heart or remain silent.
I hope you will choose to sing!
The Crafty Nurse here with the 3rd post for March and I'm thrilled, because I can't get enough of this March release by Technique Junkies.
Today, I brought out my colored pencils using a super fun technique called, "Krafty Color Guilding from the Bodacious Backgrounds CD." I admit the coloring craze has bitten me and I had a great time with this technique because this "Whimsical World #S634" image couldn't be more perfect for using pencils.
I also love the sentiment "Always Find a Song #SD414" because to me it is about your own choice to either put a song in your heart or remain silent.
I hope you will choose to sing!
In a few short days we will be sharing our April release and I for one can't wait. We hope you will come back and hop with the Design Team. Until then, keep inking!
Tuesday, March 29, 2016
Wax Paper Dylusions Spray Tutorial
Hello, Beth Norman here with a quick and easy tutorial for you that I call Wax Paper Dylusions Spray. I developed this technique while trying to figure out what else I can do with sprays. Any spray should work for you.
I used Park Walk and Simple Sentiments 2a.
Supplies: Dylusions spray (or any spray), wax paper, white cardstock
Scrunch up your wax paper into a tight ball
Open up your wax paper and spray with Dylusions spray (or any spray)
Press your cardstock over the spray. Rub over the entire surface of your cardstock
Results of doing this technique. Let dry completely and use as desired.
I hope I inspired you to try this technique out. Have a great week!
Monday, March 28, 2016
Flamingo Fun
Greetings Inky Friends!
It's Tonya again with another Stamp from the March Release! I'm using this fun Flamingo that comes with an awesome saying and the Plaster Swirls background stamp. I can see myself using this background a lot!
For the back ground, I used the MINX inks and dropped some onto an acrylic block. I then used a sponge to pick up the ink and dab it onto my background stamp. I misted a piece of watercolor paper and laid it onto my Minxed stamp. I pulled a second impression by misting the actual stamp this time and pressing the paper onto it. That second impression is what the Flamingo in stamped on. I then lined up the pieces of the backgrounds and popped the Flamingo up.
Thanks for stopping by and until next time....
Happy Creating!
oxox
Tonya :)
Saturday, March 26, 2016
Mixed Media Sass!
Hello All, Lanette Here!
I'm just stopping by to share a sassy little tag using on of this months New Release Stamps!
So let's take a look.....
Products Used: Too Many Options Stamp, Art Anthology- Colorations Spray, Minx Ink & Sorbet, Versa Mark Ink Pad, Embossing Powder, Melissa France Wood Embellishment, Beads, Wire & Rhinestones.
I started by stamping & embossing my "Too Many Options Stamp"
Next I colored my tags background with a bit of Art Anthology Colorations Spray, I used Granny Smith and Glorious.
And just for a bit of dimension and sparkle I added a bit of Art Anthology Sorbet though a stencil.
Finally I added my embellishments, a piece of wood from Melissa Frances, a bit of wire and beads and just a few rhinestones for a bit of extra bling. (I colored my wood embellishment with Plush & Gilead Gold from Art Anthology)
And there you have it easy peasy, a fun sassy tag!
Thank you so much for stopping by today!
I hope that I have inspired you!
Wednesday, March 23, 2016
Happy 50th!
I'll say Happy. You say Birthday!
(me) Happy!
(you) Birthday!
(me) Happy!
(you) Birthday!
Happy Birthday to my cousin, Pat!
I made this card for her using
and
I love the look of the two different fonts on one card, don't you?
Kind of unexpected but oh, so nice.
Until next time...
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Take a Trip
Good morning Junkies! Today I have a couple of journal pages to share with you which I created using the Vintage Travel Cases stamp set. Here they are:
For the first journal page, I used an old map I found in an early 1900's dictionary. I stamped the couple from the Vintage Travel Cases stamp set and colored it with Art Anthology Indulgence Minx, Allure Minx, Salted Caramel Colorations, Warm Colorations, and French Toast Colorations. I carried those colors over to the embellishments and then embossed the word Journey.
For the first journal page, I used an old map I found in an early 1900's dictionary. I stamped the couple from the Vintage Travel Cases stamp set and colored it with Art Anthology Indulgence Minx, Allure Minx, Salted Caramel Colorations, Warm Colorations, and French Toast Colorations. I carried those colors over to the embellishments and then embossed the word Journey.
For the second page, I sprayed Art Anthology Ink Spot, Sandcastle, and Silk Tie Colorations on the paper, blotting in-between applications. I then stenciled Mini Citiscape from TCW using Fresco Finish Paint. I stamped the trunk and suitcase images from the Vintage Travel Cases stamp set, cut them out, and then colored them with Art Anthology Warm, Sandcastle, and Silk Tie Colorations. I stamped the sentiment from Vintage Travel Cases in black ink in the top left corner and finished off by adding a few airplane embellishments.
Well, that's it for today. These pages have been sent to my swap partner (she requested a travel theme) and I'm off to create some more!
Until later.....................
Marilyn
Monday, March 21, 2016
Other Options
The beautiful veiled lady is a newly released March Technique Junkie Stamp. SD658 Veiled Woman http://techniquejunkies.com/veiled-woman/ The first time I saw her she reminded me of Katherine Hepburn. I used Copic markers to color her face and eye shadow.
The background panel was created with my gelli art plate. I used a variety of Art Anthology Products including Minx. http://techniquejunkies.com/products-and-accessories/art-anthology-products/
I wrapped an organdy ribbon around the the panel before adding the focal image and saying. Then I tied it in a bow and used my heat gun to "crinkle" the ribbon a bit.
Get inky today!
Labels:
Art Anthology,
Gel Press,
Technique Junkies Stamps
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Lovely Tulips in Two Designs
Hello Junkies!
Karen McAlpine with you today. And hopefully I will bring a little Spring into your day. I have been stamping and stamping with this March new release large stamp, Tulips. The stamp is so pretty on its own, I wanted it to be the focal point of the projects.
Make It:
Make It:
So, two very fun ways to use this lovely new Tulip stamp. Hope you enjoyed the Spring projects! Check out all the March New Releases here. See you next time.
Karen McAlpine
Dreaming and Creating
Karen McAlpine with you today. And hopefully I will bring a little Spring into your day. I have been stamping and stamping with this March new release large stamp, Tulips. The stamp is so pretty on its own, I wanted it to be the focal point of the projects.
Materials:
Stamp: Tulips from Technique Junkies
Ink: Sea Breeze Versa Magic; pink and taupe pigment inks
CS: White; pink, aqua, taupe
Clear Embossing Powder
Extra Wide Ribbons
Make It:
- Make a card from pink, aqua, and/or taupe CS
- Stamp Tulips on white CS with pigment ink
- Heat emboss with clear powder
- Add the Tulip embossed piece to the card base
- Add a extra wide luscious bow
- I am using the cards for Easter and have added an Easter Sentiment on the inside. Some good choices from Technique Junkies are: Simple Sentiments 1a and 1b
Materials List:
Stamp: Tulips from Technique Junkies
Ink: Summer Sky Memento
CS:White; Marina Mist, Bashful Blue, and Pacific Point from Stampin' Up
Edge Punch
Ribbon
Pearls
Make It:
- Make a card from Marina Mist CS
- Stamp the Tulip with Summer Sky ink on white CS
- Use a punch to punch out squares
- Layer each Tulip square on a rectangle of Pacific Point CS
- Punch a strip of Bashful Blue CS along one edge and add to card base
- Add the large rectangle with the Tulip squares to the card
- Add ribbon and pearls
So, two very fun ways to use this lovely new Tulip stamp. Hope you enjoyed the Spring projects! Check out all the March New Releases here. See you next time.
Karen McAlpine
Dreaming and Creating
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Butterfly Dreams
Hey Junkies!
The Crafty Nurse back with some inky inspiration for this wonderful almost spring day! I hope you all get a chance to play a little in your craft room while you enjoy the coming of great weather.
For my card today I went monochromatic using the new March Palettini release "Vintage Butterfly Collection #P035." The technique today is from the Bodacious Backgrounds CD called, "180 Degree Stamping," The two inks are Altenew Deep Iris and Lavender Fields. This technique is super easy and creates fabulous depth to your card.
The sentiment is from "Simple Sentiments Set 3a #SS03A" simply stamped and popped up on foam. I added two panels of ribbon by Ellen Hutson and finished off with sequins filled with Stickles (I prefer not to see the holes). I also added a line of Stickles on the edge of the card stock for a little added bling.
Thanks for stopping by the Technique Junkies Blog today and we all wish you lots of creative play today and always.
Bye, Bye for now!!
The Crafty Nurse
The Crafty Nurse back with some inky inspiration for this wonderful almost spring day! I hope you all get a chance to play a little in your craft room while you enjoy the coming of great weather.
For my card today I went monochromatic using the new March Palettini release "Vintage Butterfly Collection #P035." The technique today is from the Bodacious Backgrounds CD called, "180 Degree Stamping," The two inks are Altenew Deep Iris and Lavender Fields. This technique is super easy and creates fabulous depth to your card.
The sentiment is from "Simple Sentiments Set 3a #SS03A" simply stamped and popped up on foam. I added two panels of ribbon by Ellen Hutson and finished off with sequins filled with Stickles (I prefer not to see the holes). I also added a line of Stickles on the edge of the card stock for a little added bling.
Thanks for stopping by the Technique Junkies Blog today and we all wish you lots of creative play today and always.
Bye, Bye for now!!
The Crafty Nurse
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Color Burst Stencil Tutorial
Hello, Beth Norman here. I couldn't resist using Too Many Options sentiment with Oh La La Kitty. Somehow this little stinker looks full of trouble, don't you agree?
Today I have a tutorial on one way to use your Color Bursts. Hope you enjoy this quick and easy technique.
Supplies: Stencil, white card stock, Color Bursts, water spritzer.
Place your stencil over top of your white card stock. Blow puffs of air-filled Colour Burst on your desired spot over top of your stencil.
Add as many colours as desired. For my card I just used yellow and orange.
Spritz with water and see the magic happen.
Lift your stencil and see the beautiful results. Finish your card as desired.
Labels:
Beth Norman,
Color Burst Stencil Technique
Monday, March 14, 2016
Too Many Options...
Greeting Inky Friends!!
Today I am sharing a card using February's Mug Shot as well as couple March NEW RELEASES!!!
The background is Chain Link Fence and the Sentiment is so fun!!
I stamped the background in Versamark and heat embossed Clear Embossing powder. I then sprayed the background piece with Fun Stamping Journey's Silver Color Splash which allowed the embossed part to resist the spray. I added splatters using FSJ SILKS in Silver and Cranberry. I added GLAZE on the Inmate Number for extra dimension.
Until next time...
Happy Creating,
Tonya :)
Today I am sharing a card using February's Mug Shot as well as couple March NEW RELEASES!!!
The background is Chain Link Fence and the Sentiment is so fun!!
I stamped the background in Versamark and heat embossed Clear Embossing powder. I then sprayed the background piece with Fun Stamping Journey's Silver Color Splash which allowed the embossed part to resist the spray. I added splatters using FSJ SILKS in Silver and Cranberry. I added GLAZE on the Inmate Number for extra dimension.
Happy Creating,
Tonya :)
Saturday, March 12, 2016
A Quick Thank you!
Hello All, Lanette Here!
I'm just stopping by to share quick thank you card using on of this months New Release Stamps!
So let's take a look.....
Products Used: Vintage Floral Collage Stamp, Art Anthology Buttercream Sorbet, Art Anthology Bubbles Stencil, India Ink Pad, Watercolor Pencils, Pink Paislee cardstock.
I stared my stamping my Vintage Floral Collage Stamp using a India Ink Pad because I wanted to color with my watercolor pencils.
After my image was colored I added a bit of Art Anthology Sparkle through a stencil.
After everything was dry I layered my image on a bit of Pink Paislee cardstock added a die cut from my silhouette. Finally to finish it I added just a touch of stitching.
And there you have it easy peasy, a sweet little thank you card!
Thank you so much for stopping by today!
I hope that I have inspired you!
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