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

Shimmer Shadows

Hello everyone it's Jackie K here with the Shimmer Shadows technique. It's a shame you can't see the shimmer on these cards, it's beautiful IRL.
The stamp is from Club Scrap and I cut the butterfly with my Cricut.
Give it a try won't you? It's great fun!
See you back here soon!

Shimmer Shadows

Good Afternoon Junkies, Tricia here.

Hope you are all staying dry and warm.  We are experiencing a blizzard here in New England.  This is not a bad thing as I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the snow.  My husband and I are avid snowmobilers and say BRING IT ON!  Also, got to leave work early which is always a good thing.

Today I am bringing you the Try That Technique for this week, Shimmer Shadows.  This is a pretty cool technique and as usual, really easy.

I cut the heart border and the Love U heart in the middle with  my Silhouette Cameo.

 

 

Won't you join us and play along? 

 

Hope you all have a crafty day!



Depth of Field Windows-1/2014 Newsletter

Hello TJ Friends! Kathie McGuire here to share a card featuring the Depth of Field Windows technique from the current newsletter. All stamps are from Technique Junkies Stamps. Thanks for stopping by! ~Kathie

Dryer Sheet Stamping

Hello friends.  It's Beth Norman here with a Dryer Sheet Stamping card from the February issue.  It is such a fun technique.  One dryer sheet goes a long way so you can create, create, create.

How is the weather where you are?  Wow, this polar vortex they talk about has really hit everyone.  I'm disappointed that our groundhog saw it's shadow because there is six more weeks of this long winter.

Happy Stamping.

Stamp:  My Favorite Things 

Antique Glimmers and Smooched Metal by Judy Jackson

Isn't this little girl adorable?  She is a wonderful stamp from Pat Huntoon's new stamp line - Technique Junkie stamps -- formally Stamp Camp. This stamp line has some beautiful images you would really enjoy using.  Check them out at http://www.stampcamp.com/ .

I used Memento ink to stamp the image and then colored her with Copic markers.  She is layered on a piece of background paper created with the TJ Antique Glimmers technique from December 2009.   The metal flower was painted with Smooch Paint using the  Smooched Metal technique from the October 2010 issue of TJ.  She makes a wonderful Spring card - and oh that it were truly Spring!  I can hardly wait.  I layered the flowers on a piece of punched out Mulberry paper. 

Hope you have a crafty day!

Judy Jackson

Tri Cut Die and Cuttlebug Enbossing

 

Jackie K here with a card I made for my grandson Jordan's 22nd birthday.

 

 

 

 

I used the Tri Cut Die technique and added Cuttlebug embossing to the side.

I've had great fun with this technique and you will too!

See you back here soon!