Eat. Play. Love

Hello friends!!

Giovana here today with a puppy card!!

I am a dog person, I don't dislike cats, but I prefer dogs {wink, wink}

In Peru I had dogs, after moving to America I left my dog with my dad, he lived 17 long years!

After 15 years of no dog around, we got a very energetic boy, he is only  a year old, sometimes gives me more work than a toddler, lol, but he is my company every day.

His name is Milo Jack.

Anyways, here is the card I created for you.

I think the "eat, play, love" statement is very accurate, I would add sleep too, lol

Details:

Stamp the Eat, Play, Love on white cardstock in Brown Ink, then add clear embossing powder and heat set. Die-cut it using a tag die.

Blend the panel with Distress Oxide Ink, then mist the panel with Festive Flamingo Shimmering Bliss and Gold Shimmering Bliss Topper.
Stamp Paw Prints Background on a piece of Kraft cardstock in Versamark Watermark Ink, then add White embossing powder and heat set.
Stamp the cute puppies from All Shapes stamp, color the little one and fussy cut them.
Add panels to a white card base.

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Hope you like my card

Have a wonderful day

Groovy Christmas

When I saw the current Fusion Card Challenge, I knew I had the perfect stamps in my Technique Junkies Stash.

I pulled out my Groovy Christmas and stamped it in Nocturne Ink on watercolor paper and clear embossed.  Then I painted a watercolor rainbow for an abstract look using the colors from the Bus.

I wanted to add some of the swirly effect from the Inspiration Photo, so I added stenciled corners using the Lace Doily Stencil to give it more of that Boho feel.

Love this groovy design for one of my holiday cards.

Remember, you get 10% off your entire order using my discount code TJ10Stephanie.

Alcohol Ink Splash

The background for this card was created on glossy card stock dripped with alcohol inks and moved around by using a tool to blow air to push the alcohol inks around.

I used Vintage Lighthouse and Make a Splash to create this card.   Both stamps are Technique Junkies June release stamps.  I colored the lighthouse with my Copic markers.

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Have a great day and get inky!

Sunday Underwater Scene

A lovely Sunday morning to you!  Lynda Joy here on the TJ blog.  It's my turn to post on the blog today.  I have a card made from one of our June release stamps, Underwater Borders SS107.

I kept it a simple, single-layer card.  I Stamped one of the scenes from the Underwater Borders set onto a desert storm A2 card front, using antique linen distress ink.  I used a light ink, as I wanted to color the image in the no-line fashion.

Inside

I colored the scene with colored pencils, then hand-lettered the verse onto the card.

Inside, I simply stamped one of the other scenes from this same set of three underwater border scenes onto a panel of blue card stock and attached it to the inside.  I left room for a personal note.

Underwater Borders Stamp Set

I love each of these beautifully drawn scenes, and they are so fun to color.  


You can see another card I had created with the same set on my blog post HERE.    






I hope you are inspired by my card.  If you have not checked out the June stamps yet, you can find them HERE.  

Don't forget, to get a 10% discount on your entire order, just use my code, TJ10Lynda.

Enjoy the rest of the weekend!

Blessings,

Vintage Lighthouse

Hello Junkies! 

It's Ceal, here to share a card with you today using one of our new release stamps, Vintage Lighthouse. You can save 10% on this stamp and your entire order by using my code TJ10Ceal.

To create this card, I started with a top folding Black Onyx card base and a watercolor paper panel. To create the background I used the Miami Vice and the Dolphin Cove Shimmering Bliss sprays. I sprayed them together on my craft mat and the dipped the bottom of the piece of watercolor paper in them. Next I stamped the lighthouse image in black and then used a rectangle die to cut it out and placed it back in using foam tape so it popped up a little. 

I love the look of crashing waves made by the Shimmering Bliss.

TJ Inkspiration: Now What? Video Series

When I packed up my demo bag from the last trade show, I had an enormous stack of beautiful backgrounds from the Aladine products I was demoing. It occurred to me that you might also have this happen to you when you are playing with a new medium. To solve this, and use up all of the beautiful pieces, I am launching a new video series today called "Now What?"  I hope this video inspires you to play with new mediums AND use them on real projects. The video is over 13 minutes long - it was distilled down from almost two hours, so be prepared for parts of the video speeding up as I go along.  Want to try these inks yourself? You can take 10% off by using the code Aladine at checkout. The discount expires 6/20/19, so hurry up and get your discount today! I have a hard time keeping my hands off these inks, and I think you will love them, too. Let's get to it! Here are all of the piece I made in the video: Now What Cards and ATCs Ready for inspiration? Here's the video: Now What? Segment One: Aladine Pigment Inks

I hope you are a little inkspired by today's issue. See you next week! Sincerely, Pat Huntoon Technique Junkies LLC

Enjoy Every Moment

I don't know about you, but I have a plethora of scrapbook paper. I started out as a scrapbooker and eased into cardmaking. With both hobbies, though, I found that I absolutely love beautiful paper. While I don't do as much scrapbooking as I'd like to these days (I'll get back to it eventually), I still drool over some of the papers I've accumulated. 

As I was fondling some of my stash recently, I came across a few pieces that I knew would be a lovely background for greeting cards. So I made up several backgrounds and attached them to card bases. This particular one kept calling my name. I didn't want to add too much more since it was a busy background already, so I just added a a little white paint to create a more solid background for the sentiment stamp, Enjoy Every Moment (SDX146), which was then stamped in a coordinating ink. What do you think?

One of the things I love about this sentiment is that it can be used for a myriad of occasions...birthday, anniversary, wedding, retirement, bon voyage, promotion. That's a lot of mileage for one little stamp! If you'd like to add this versatile stamp (or anything else from the TJ store) to your collection, I can save you a cool 10%. Simply enter TJ10Ro at checkout!

Hope I inspired some fresh new ideas for you!

Til next time,
Keepin' it inky!