Showing posts with label I Brake for Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label I Brake for Stamps. Show all posts

Friday, June 14, 2013

Holly Brown: Stencil Collage Pink Butterflies


Howdy Junkies!  It's Holly posting today.  Have you been playing in the Technique of the Week challenges? This week we focused on the Stenciled Collage technique from the current issue (June/July 2013).  I decided to play with some pink colors on this beautiful butterfly collage stamp from I Brake for Stamps.

When I developed this technique, I had these kinds of collage stamps in mind.  Sometimes I don't feel like spending four hours coloring a collage, so I came up with this fun and quick and easy way to add color to the collage.  I hope you enjoy this card and play along with us on the Technique Junkies Yahoo group!  :-)  Have a wonderful weekend!

Wednesday, November 30, 2011

3D AND FUN FOLDS JOINT BLOG HOP DAY THREE!!!

Hello Junkies!!! Welcome to DAY THREE of our Joint Blog Hop! Today, we are so happy to be hopping with The Paper Temptress Design Team and the Technique Junkie Newsletter Design Team!  We are SO excited to show case the new 3D and Fun Folds Cd on DAY THREE!!



If you missed DAY ONE and DAY TWO, you will not want to miss an opportunity to see all of the beautiful projects everyone created the past two days! Just take a moment and click on the links!! Most of the Hop details are on DAY ONE, so be sure to check it all out!

(Can you see the shimmer on all of the pieces? This paper is soooo pretty!!!)

If this is your first stop, you are in the right place and we are SO glad you are here to see what we have to share with you! We have a  fantastic group of design team members from both The Paper Temptress  and the Technique Junkie Newsletter! They have helped put together this fabulous Blog Hop to share on our third day of Hopping for the 3D and Fun Folds Cd.

NOTE: You can play along with us for more opportunities to win the Grand Prize!

If you have never seen a Technique Junkie CD, here is a real example from the 3D and FUN FOLD CD. This sample is called the Double Twisted Easel Card.

Make a project using the Double Twisted Easel Card, post about it on your blog or in another forum and mention this blog hop and link up your post to the Blog Hop below by Sunday, December 4th at 12 am EST.

In order to win the DAILY PRIZE you have to do is HOP through and comment on each of the participating blogs and you will have a chance to win! There will be a Gift Certificate available from The Paper Temptress  available at Pat Huntoon's Blog. The winner of each days give away will be announced on Pat Huntoon's Blog  on Saturday, December 3. The grand prize winner will be announced on Monday, December 5th! All of the prize winners will be chosen randomly. Please stop through EVERY DAY  and take your time visiting each blog!  You have until 11:59 pm EST December 2nd to leave comments on as many blogs as you can for the daily prizes.

any of you may be new to the Technique Junkie Newsletter! The Technique Junkie Newsletter has been publishing rubber stamping technique tutorials since 2002. The 3D and Fun Folds CD contains 70 step-by-step technique tutorials in pdf format – perfect dimensions, perfect directions and great pictures for every step. Visit www.techniquejunkies.com for more details about the CD and the Technique Junkie Newsletter.

My project today uses the Tri-Fold Out Card from the 3D and Fun Folds Cd. I just love the fun fold of this card!!! Something different always strikes my fancy when I am paper crafting!

Here are the materials I used from The Paper Temptress:Basis Light Green from the Spring pkg,. Metallics Text Weight - Stardreams package


Your next stop on the hop is the The Paper Temptress Blog but just in case there are any hiccups, here is the whole list of Hoppers...


Tomorrow, we will be hopping with Mark's Finest Papers a Heinrich Company, so be sure to come back and check out all of the wonderful projects we have to share with you then!  

Thank you for stopping by! Have fun hopping today!

Chrissy D

Monday, March 7, 2011

Nesties Spotlighting

When I first came up with this technique, I had intended it for more elaborate Nestibilities Shapes -- but it works well with Nesties rectangles, too!

This is an example of Nestibilities Spotlighting from the new Emboss or Die CD. I LOVE this card -- so perfect for a Sympathy card. Stamps are from I Brake for Stamps (sentiment) and smARTworks (leaves).

This is one of  79 tutorials on the Emboss or Die CD - have you ordered yours yet? If not - go HERE to order it. Have a great day!

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

My Sunshine


Greetings, Friends! Jane Bosi, here, sharing a few pieces of art. I was excited and delighted with the results this week when I FINALLY tried the Wet Stencil technique. As you may remember, it was featured last Thursday as the "Try That" technique. I'm always up for some helpful prompting :) and was glad for the nudge to try something new (you can find the Wet Stencil details in the 4/09 edition)! My first card share today is that project and features stamps from smARTworks!
In the same vein, I decided to give a go to a technique I've looked at many times, but never tried. Featuring stamps from IBrake For Stamps and Amuse, my second card uses the August 2009 technique, Punched Windows.
If you haven't, I really urge you to get out those newsletters--I keep mine in a binder and page protectors---and try something new!
TTFN, Jane

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Fancy Folds.....POP!!




{Jane Bosi} I sure hope you are not getting sick of seeing projects from the Fancy Folds and Motion CD!!! These Pop Out cards are super fun and simple, if you have the right directions! {wink and giggle!}
This card features stamps from I Brake For Stamps (sentiment from Stampin Up!). My papers are just scraps from a long ago project, but I think they work well with the vintagey feel of the stamps and card!
Have a great day, friends!! I'm hoping to find my FF and M CD in my mailbox soon!! How about you

Monday, November 1, 2010

FALL TRI-STAIR CARD

Hello Everyone- 
This is Chris Dickinson here. 

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This technique was SO much fun and I thought it was one of the coolest things I have ever seen! I have NOT seen this technique anywhere out there, BUT it is on the Fancy Fold and Motion Cd!


You can pre-order the cd right here - 


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Here are a few details on my card:
Cardstock: Celery, Espresso, Autumn Spice from Stampin' Up!
Accessories: Paper Trimmer, Scoring Tool (Martha Stewart), Offray Ribbon, Dew Drops, Felt leaves, Mini Glue Dots, Prismacolor Pencils 


Thank you for stopping by! Have a wonderful day!
Chrissy D

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Prayer Changes Things

Hello Friends! Jane Bosi, here, sharing some more great stamps from I Brake For Stamps and the Level Up technique (August 2010). This is such a soothing technique for me--although, it is hard to see the true results on-line. This "praying hands" image is smaller, too, but trust me when I tell you it looks great in person!

All of the stamps I've used come from the Inspirational Plate #3 at I Brake For Stamps. This is a great plate with lots of wonderful images and sentiments.

How are you Level(ing) Up? Don't be afraid to share with us!

TTFN, Jane



Tuesday, June 8, 2010

Up and Over

Happy Tuesday, Fellow Junkies! Jane Bosi, here, sharing a card featuring the Up and Over technique (June/July 2010). This is a great technique when you are looking for something elegant and sophisticated!

I've used one of my favorite new images from I Brake For Stamps, Floral Silhouette Bouquet. This is a great stamp--very versatile and compatible with many of our techniques. I'm not sure what it is that draws the eye to a silhouette, but the combination of this image and technique actually made me gasp out loud!

The sentiment, "Nothing is worth more than this day" is another favorite of mine and can be found in Papertrey Inks set called Everyday Blessings.

I'm hoping you'll have a fantastically inspired day!
TTFN, Jane

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Try that Technique and 2007 on sale!



As Beth announced today, the Try that Technique challenge for this week is the Cling and Scrunch Technique from the June 2007 issue of the Technique Junkie Newsletter. This is such as easy technique and it makes some of the most sensational backgrounds...and there are so many variations you can try with different mediums.

My card uses two colors of color wash spray to achieve my blue "water" background. This piece is SO pretty in person -- I did it on a sheet of iridescent white from the Paper Temptress and it is just stunning in person, with its subtle shimmer. The boat image is from I Brake for stamps, and the verse is from Impression Obsession. I colored the boat with Copics Markers.

Now it is your turn to Try that Technique!

Don't have this issue? No problem! You may purchase the six 2007 issues for HALF-PRICE. From now through Wednesday, April 19th, the 2007 issues are $9.00 plus postage. Email me for an invoice TODAY -- you do NOT need to be a current TJ subscriber to order these!

Can't wait to see your art!