Faith on Fabric

                                                        

                                                            Hello TJ Friends!

Have you ever added fabric to a card?  I’ve shared this in the past, but in case you missed it…I’m sharing this technique again. If you have some miscellaneous fabrics in your stash or you know a friend that has some - grab some scraps and give this a try.

I’m a tactile person which means I like to touch and feel things. That is one reason I make cards that have fabric on them. They are also unique and one-of-a-kind.

One easy way to make these cards is to start with a heavy card stock base (or repurpose one). Next you’ll gather random size fabric strips, paint glue onto your card with a brush, and add your strips. Be sure to flatten them out. And it’s okay if they dangle off the edge of your card, let them dangle…you’ll trim them after they’ve thoroughly dried on your card.

After it has dried and you trimmed off the excess fabric, add your embellishments and sentiment. Boom! Done!

On this card I used the Faith Requires Trust stamp released this month - plus a button and leaves.

*Stamp your image or sentiment in a color that harmonizes with your fabrics.

                                                        Happy Crafting!

                                                    AJ (Art Cards with AJ)

DEALS and SAVINGS💚 

Whenever you go shopping at www.techniquejunkies.com be sure to use discount code TJ10AJ at checkout for 10% off all of your rubber stamp and craft supplies! 

If you LOVE and want all of the March stamps you can save  $30.83 by getting them all here ->Gotta Have It ALL

Disco Ball

 Greetings Junkies,   

I love encouragement cards!  Adulting is hard and I think we need than more than ever before.  I was so excited to see this new sentiment from Technique Junkies.  

To make this card I used mirror card stock and glitter card stock.  I wish the camera could capture the sparkle.  I love the mix of texture between the mirror and the glitter.  I used a round circle for the sentiment because disco balls are round.  Simple, but I thought it was the right choice! 

I hope you feel inspired and you remember that you are a a bright light... don't be afraid to shine!

Materials:

STAMPS: use code TJ10Chris to save 10%:

Disco Ball

Paper:

paper from Stampin' Up

Ink:

Versa clair: Amazon

Memento Ink: Amazon or Scrapbook

Other:

Bearly Art Glue:(detail glue)

Tacky Glue

No copics today

A Trio of Cards from This Release

Hello. Jeanette here. I've had so much fun with the stamps from this month's new release. There is such a nice variety; something for everyone.

Today I'm sharing three more cards that I've made with stamps from this release (as well as stamp from a previous release).

Faith Requires Trust:

Jumping Fish Linograph:

Feel Like Sunshine and Mornin' on the Farm (from a previous release):

If you like saving money - and who doesn't - please use the code TJ10JEANETTE when checking out at Technique Junkies to receive a 10% discount.

If you'd like to see other cards I've made using Technique Junkies stamps/products, you'll find them on my blog - HERE.

Tornado-esque?

 Something about the Zen Circles stamp from Technique Junkies reminds me of the Wizard of Oz - maybe because it is tornado-esque, or because it all seems a little dream-like. I was determined to use the Flying Monkeys sentiment from the Wisdom of Oz set - and what better to put with it than a monkey? This odd little guy is called "Monkey in a Dress" - but works pretty well nonetheless. All three stamps may be found here:

Zen Circles: https://techniquejunkies.com/zen-circles/

Monkey in a Dress: https://techniquejunkies.com/monkey-in-a-dress/

Wisdom of Oz Sentiments, Set of 7: https://techniquejunkies.com/wisdom-of-oz-set-of-7/

Easy and Fast Mid-Century Modern Birthday Card

 

Hello everyone, and Happy Saturday.  When I saw the Mid-Century Modern Borders I knew I had to make a birthday card for a friend here who LOVES anything modern or minimalistic.    She also loves black and white and that makes this idea even easier.  

The first thing I did was to die-cut a piece of white cardstock using a stitched rectangle die, stamp the two Mid-Century Modern Border stamps - facing each other - using my Misti, and then stamped the Happy Birthday sentiment from the Floral Framed Sentiments Set of 6.  

I cut a piece of black fun foam and adhered it to the back.  Then I went through my paper stash and found a piece of black and white paper, which I adhered to the front of my A2 card front.  Then I adhered my stamped piece to the card front.   

To finish the card off, I adhered a few black enamel dots to the card front.  

Done.  I'm sure the dots, paired with the rectangles, is going to drive my friend nuts but I love how this turned out and it's so fast to make.  If you see anything on the Technique Junkies website, you can save 10% on those items at checkout by using my code - TJ10Michael.  

Thanks for stopping by the blog today.  Until next time...

Hugs from Brasil.

~Michael

TJ Inkspiration: Diamond Floral Cross Card Tutorial

 

One Layer Floral Cross Card Our Diamond Floral Cross Card Tutorial is just in time for Easter! With just 3 Aladine IZINK Diamonds, one stencil and a stamp, you can create beautiful Glittering Easter cards in a snap! The best part? The glitter stays in place. No "glitter bombs" for you, or the recipient! All of the components for this card may be found here: https://techniquejunkies.com/diamond-floral-cross-card-kit/ Just a gentle reminder... The next stamp release will be April 15th (Not on the 1st). Mark your calendars! The video is HERE ( or click on the image below):

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Baking With Love

Deb here with a fun card using the Inside Out : No Good Advice stamp set from the March Release. It includes 5 snarky sentiment duos that just crack me up !! I chose too use the baking combo because it brought back lots of sweet memories of being in the kitchen with my mom as a child .. We made hundreds of dozens of chocolate chip cookies over the years she always called them "Toll House" . And if you knew my mom, you know that she never ever met a recipe that she actually followed word for word . She always added something extra or changed it just a little - she called it "doctoring it up".. I think she would have absolutely loved this card that I made .. 

And the fun part of this card is that I cut out an extra oven door and adhered it to the oven so it opens .. AND that is where I put the snarky "inside" saying !! Isn't that the cutest ?!?!?

• I stamped the "outside" saying with Memento Tuxedo Black ink on a piece of patterned paper with a cute kitchen scene.
• I cut the oven door out of another piece of paper leaving some excess below the door.
• The stamped panel was adhered to a kraft card base.
• The "inside" sentiment was stamped with Teal Zeal Memento ink on a scrap piece of the same patterned paper with the oven on it  and then trimmed.
• I adhered that sentiment on the oven door on my cad base
• I folded the bottom  edge of the oven door paper and adhered it to the front of my card right over the original oven door .
• I placed a piece of removable double-sided tape at the top pf the oven door so it could be opened and closed .
• Red rhinestones were placed along the pattern at the top of the card .

Thanks for stopping by to see my card !! It honors my mom who I lost 30 years ago . I might just make some Toll House cookies today . Have a great day !!