Brayered Rub-ons

Hello TJ Friends~ Kathie McGuire here to share a card I made using the Brayered Rub-ons technique from the current newsletter. Fast and fun, and a whole new way of using rub-ons! The top portion of the card is silver cardstock run through a Cuttlebug folder, and the medallion piece is a Spellbinders die cut. I used a metal sheet from Add a Little Dazzle, and then after I cut and embossed it, I sanded the black off with a sanding block. Thank you for taking the time to stop by! ~Kathie

Holly Brown: Brayered Rubons Cowboy

Hi Junkies!  It's Holly posting today, and I'm using the Technique of the Week today.  This week's TOTW is Brayered Rub-ons from the Feb/March 2014 issue.  I found some old flower rub-ons and used those for my background piece today.  The stamped image is from one of our wonderful vendors, About Art Accents/Art Neko.  I colored it with my new Inktense pencils - lots of fun!

I hope you try out this Brayered Rub-ons technique.  It's really easy and such a fun new look for backgrounds.  :-)

Try That Technique - Brayered Rub-Ons

Happy Sunday Junkies, Tricia here. 

This week's try that technique is Brayered Rub-Ons.  What a fun and easy technique.  You can use letters, shapes or like I did...swirls.

This cute little Saturated Canary digi stamp was perfect for a Valentine's Card for my dad.  I colored her with copics and added some airbrushed flowers.

I hope you join us this week...we just love to see what you come up with!

I hope you have a crafty day!

Tricia