Hi everyone, Donna here with today's post, which I almost forgot...again! Well, better late than never, I always say!
Today I'm sharing an ATC that I made using the Tie Dyed Filters technique from December 2003. Talk about an oldie but goodie! I made up a bunch of these and had so much fun doing it. For paint, I just used a cheapo set of Prang watercolors, which for the price have very vivid, transparent colors. The stamps I used are from Outlines and Studio G, and I hand printed the words.
Peace, love and stamp!
Donna
Friday, August 26, 2011
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Lots of circles by Hetty
Hello Stampers,
I am having so much fun punching out circles for
the -Collaged Cirle- technique from the
June/July 2011 Newsletter.
It makes a beautiful background for all kinds
of cards. Here are two samples of cards I just made.
It is a fun technique to use some of your scraps
from nice scrapbook paper that you otherwise
just have lying around. You can use all sizes and
mix and match them together for your own background.
Have a creative day!
Monday, August 22, 2011
Popped Blooms by Judy Jackson

Using punches to add embellishments -- sure, but this cute technique uses punches to add the stamped flower image to the stamped stem. Using this technqiue makes for a cute and quick card! Stamp credits -- Stampin' Up!!
I spritzed some glimmer spray to add some visual interest to the card.
Hope your day is going well!
Judy Jackson
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Try That Technique
Good Morning! Nancy Dawson here bringing you this week's Try that Technique! Hidden Slider is featured in the February/March 2005 Technique Junkie Newsletter. It is a little tricky but well worth the extra effort. We would love to see your take on this technique, so please play along.
I used Stampin' Up Images and the new Halloween Designer Paper coming out in the September Mini Catalog!
Now go get INKY!
Nancy
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Sanded Cooredinations
Hi, Beth Norman here with another page from my son's 8" x 8" scrapbook. This pretty blue paper uses the Sanded Cooredinations technique from the Stampbooking CD. This little fellow is 22 years old now.
Monday, August 15, 2011
FUN ON THE FARM
Hello Everyone - This is Chrissy D! Today, I am sharing two projects using this CUTE new set from Mark's Finest Papers...
On this first card, I used the Technique Junkie Newsletter and the technique Sanded Whitewash from the August/ September 2009 Issue
Stamps: Fun on the Farm from Mark's Finest Papers
Cardstock: Red, Black, Soft Sky, White Storm
Accessories: Technique Junkie Newsletter, Gesso, Sanding Block, Big Shot, Embossing folder, Viva Pearl Pen, Dimensionals, Ribbon
On this next card, I used the Technique Junkie Newsletter and the technique called Collaged Circles from the October 2011 newsletter.
Cardstock: Retired DP from SU, Chocolate, Peach, White
Accessories: Grand Calibur, Spellbinders, circle punch, Paper Snips, Dew Drops, Mini Glue Dots, CHocolate 7/8 stitched ribbon
Thanks for stopping by! Hope you have a great day!
On this first card, I used the Technique Junkie Newsletter and the technique Sanded Whitewash from the August/ September 2009 Issue
Stamps: Fun on the Farm from Mark's Finest Papers
Cardstock: Red, Black, Soft Sky, White Storm
Accessories: Technique Junkie Newsletter, Gesso, Sanding Block, Big Shot, Embossing folder, Viva Pearl Pen, Dimensionals, Ribbon
On this next card, I used the Technique Junkie Newsletter and the technique called Collaged Circles from the October 2011 newsletter.
Cardstock: Retired DP from SU, Chocolate, Peach, White
Accessories: Grand Calibur, Spellbinders, circle punch, Paper Snips, Dew Drops, Mini Glue Dots, CHocolate 7/8 stitched ribbon
Thanks for stopping by! Hope you have a great day!
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Ann's Telescope card
Ann Clack here! I hope all are having a lovely weekend. I had some friends over last week for a stamp play day. Since we had not had the time to play with the telescope card yet we all made several. This is one of mine. Enjoy! Stamps - Heartfelt Creations and SU. I put Diamond glaze in the middle of the flower then poured in some beads to make the center of the flower. Funny how the Diamond Glaze moves up and over the beads. This card was a lot easier to make than I originally thought.
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