Hi all,
Well Valentines Day is just around the corner and I find that I don't have many valentine stamps.
I searched through my stash and found these cute little Owls and a sentiment stamp from Impression Obsession that did nicely. Hope You Like it.
I stamped the owls in brown Archival ink, masked them, then stamped the branch. I used a piece of vellum over it to position the branch. I had to stamp and move it a couple of times to get it right. (The vellum was placed over the image and then stamped until I was able to get the branch in just the right place). Then I positioned the sentiment stamp and stamped it in Archival black. I used my Prismacolor pencils to color the owls, and distress ink for the branch. Then a little edge of Tumbled Glass around the branch and Owls. Then using a Red Gelly Roll sparkle pen I wrote Happy-Valentines-Day-Be-Mine around the edge. I Matted in Red and attached to a white card.
Products used: Impression Obsession stamps- (Owls-E7760) and Sentiment (C14534-More Today)
Ranger Archival ink (black and brown)
Prismacolor soft core colored pencils
Canson watercolor paper
Gelly Roll sparkle pen (red)
Canson cardstock (red and White)
I will be entering this card in: Impression Obsession challenge(love is in the air)
Thanks for stopping by.
Happy crafting!
God Bless,
Karen
Whether it's cards, scrapbooking or art journals, I enjoy the process of starting with nothing and finishing with, what I believe is Beautiful, so bring on new techniques and new products I will tackle them all.
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Monday, January 30, 2017
Wednesday, September 7, 2016
First Ever Shaker Card
Lately I've been trying as many new techniques as possible, this one gave me the most trouble when I thought it would be simple. Shaker boxes, Ugh!
I started out with a plan and picked out all my stamps, inks and stencils, then straight to work. The end result is better than I thought but getting there was a nightmare, LOL! I had to replace the Acetate 3 times because of problems I was having with the sequins getting stuck in the background images. Finally I got some micro beads and that did the trick.
This is the end result. I just fell in love with these cute little guys and had to find a way to use them all.
Products Used:
Imaginisce Snag'em Stamps Blowfish, Crab, Dolphin and Octopus
Simon Says Wave Stencil #SSST121357
Deep Red (Water droplets background stamp)
Ranger/Dylusions # DYR37798 Ocean Backgrounds
Ranger/Dylusions Spray Inks (London Blue and Calypso Teal)
Ranger #12 DYR47308 mixed media tags
Ranger distress ink
ColorBox Frost White pigment ink
Gelly Roll glitter pens
Hero Arts gems
Beader's Paradise Micro Beads
Penny Black #30-358 Happy Snippets
Grumbacher Miskit
Martha Stewart punch
First I started with the mixed media tag. I sprayed it with water, then two different colors of ink, sopping up the excess ink with a roll of paper towels. I cut it down to 5x7 because I knew I would need a larger area for the stamped images and the background pieces. I placed the wave stencil over the background and sprayed with water, let it sit for a few seconds then rolled the paper towels over it to pull some of the ink out. I did this twice to cover the entire background. With my water droplets stamp and the frost white ink pad I stamped bubbles onto the background, and a few fish from my ocean backgrounds. I set that aside.
Using the Oceans backgrounds set I stamped coral and seaweed on another tag and colored them with my Dylusions inks. I have water brushes filled with every color ink. Then I fussy cut them out and added them to my background.
I then stamped the Blowfish and others on 110lb card stock and used a paint brush to apply Miskit to the eyes, flowers, fins and spots on each of the images, and let it dry for 5 min; when the Miskit was dry I used Ranger distress inks and blender tool to color the images. I rubbed the Miskit off and used the Gelly Roll pens to color in the flowers, Fins and spots. I fussy cut them out and edged each with a black marker to make them pop.
Two layers of dimensional adhesive, the acetate and some 110lb card stock around the edges, I used a Martha Stewart punch for the top and used Vintage Photo distress ink over the edges. I stamped the sentiment and added the gems. My fish tank shaker box card is finally done. It was a lot of work but well worth it. Not bad for a first try, I think.
I will be entering this card in these challenges:
Thanks for stopping by!
Have a Wonderfully Crafty Day!!
Karen
Labels:
Beader's Paradise,
Colorbox,
Deep Red Stamps,
Dylusions,
Gelly Roll,
Grumbacher Miskit,
Hero Arts,
Imaginisce,
Martha Stewart,
Penny Black,
Ranger,
Ranger distress ink,
Simon Says Stamps
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