This card is easy, but you'll want to make sure you use the stamp-a-ma-jig to line up the swirls! You can do it! The stamp-a-ma-jig is our friend!! Try this layout with a leaf and fall colors instead of an anchor! Colors: Night of Navy, Coastal Cabana, and Real Red.
We used Blendabilities to color in the flower, above. You get 3 shades of the same color, and the alcohol-based markers make it easy to blend! Colors: Old Olive, Rich Razzleberry, Whisper White.
We embossed the Thank You, then used an AquaPainter and ink (from the lid of the ink pad) to make a watercolor wash over the words. The ink does not absorb into the embossed image. Colors: Hello Honey, Soft Suede, Brushed Gold, and Very Vanilla. the Thank You is embossed in gold and the hearts are stamped in Soft Suede.
It was a fun afternoon of stamping! Hope to see you at the next Stamping Fun Night!
Happy Stamping!
Patrice
Sunday, August 17, 2014
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Anna and Melinda's Party, June 2014
This washi tape card was a demonstration card. Love the bling with the Gold Sequin Trim!
The Work of Art set was used in the make-n-take, above. Stamp-off the image to get a lighter shade!
A graduation card made with the Hearts and Stars Decorative Mask was another make-n-take.
This card makes me think, "Summer!".
Happy Stamping!
Patrice
The Work of Art set was used in the make-n-take, above. Stamp-off the image to get a lighter shade!
A graduation card made with the Hearts and Stars Decorative Mask was another make-n-take.
This card makes me think, "Summer!".
Happy Stamping!
Patrice
Monday, June 2, 2014
New Catalog Workshop June 2014
The card, above, was a demo. It's a quick and easy card using all of the new InColors!
How do you get that background?? First, use an aquapainter and ink to make a watercolor wash background. While it's still wet, sprinkle some salt on it. Any kind of salt will do! We used regular table salt. When it dries, brush off the salt. The salt absorbs some of the color and gives a neat effect.
Use the Work of Art stamp set and one ink color (plus StazOn jet black) to make this card! Just stamp, the stamp 3 more times without reinking. This card is made with a new InColor, Mossy Meadow.
Groovy, man! This card uses the tie-dye technique. Rub ink in circles with a sponge. Then use an aquapainter to make circles. It bleeds a little, giving a tie-dye effect.
It was a great night of stamping at the New Catalog Workshop!
Happy Stamping!
Patrice
Sunday, May 4, 2014
May Fun Night 2014
The card, above, has a unique fold. The card base is 9 1/2 x 4 1/4. Score at 2 3/4, 4 3/4, 5 3/4, and 6 3/4. Fold the sides in, then attach just the center of the flower image to the center of the folded card base. It fits in a medium envelope! Thank you to Gail B. for the great idea!
The 2 1/2" circle punch was used for the circle of Quartrefancy DSP. I love the sparkle of the glimmer paper!
stamps:
Backyard
Basics
Teeny
Tiny Wishes
paper:
Marina
Mist
Old
Olive
Naturals
Ivory
ink:
Marina
Mist
Old
Olive
Staz-On
jet black
accessories:
Very
Vanilla medium envelope
Simply
Scored
Big
Shot
Embossing
Folder- Delicate Designs
Aqua
Painter
dimensionals
stamping
sponge
The 2 1/2" circle punch was used for the circle of Quartrefancy DSP. I love the sparkle of the glimmer paper!
stamps:
Banner
Greeting
paper:
Early
Espresso
Naturals
White
Glimmer
Paper- Champagne
Quartrefancy
Specialty
ink:
Early
Espresso
accessories:
Very
Vanilla medium envelope
punch-
2 1/2 “ circle punch
ribbon-
1/8” taffeta Early Espresso
paper
snips
mini
glue dots
The stamp is from the Ronald McDonald set Tag-It! $3 from each stamp set purchased is donated to the Roald McDonald House. A great cause and a great stamp set! Look for a new McDonald House stamp set in June! The flower pot was made with the Cupcake Builder punch.
paper:
Basic
Gray
Primrose
Petals OR
Strawberry Slush
Old
Olive
Very
Vanilla
ink:
marker-
Basic Gray
marker-
Primrose Petals OR
Strawberry Slush
marker-
Chocolate Chip
accessories:
Very
Vanilla medium envelope
Big
Shot
Sizzlit-
Little Leaves
punch-
Itty Bitty Shapes
punch-
Cupcake Bulider
ribbon-
¾” chevron-Smoky Slate
mini
glue dots
2-way
glue pen
dimensionals
paper
snips
It was a fun afternoon of stamping and socializing!
Happy Stamping!
Patrice
Monday, April 21, 2014
April 2014
This card, above is quick and easy! Stamp an image in the center. Then use coordinating ribbon to add a border!
The hexagon punch is MUCH easier than cutting out the hexagon! Plus, you can use the punch with Designer Series Paper (DSP). The background is Gorgeous Grunge.
Triple Time Stamping! This card is monochromatic, but it looks great with multiple colors, too. Here how-to:
Smile! A little embossing make this card pop!
Happy Stamping!
Patrice
The hexagon punch is MUCH easier than cutting out the hexagon! Plus, you can use the punch with Designer Series Paper (DSP). The background is Gorgeous Grunge.
Triple Time Stamping! This card is monochromatic, but it looks great with multiple colors, too. Here how-to:
top layer- 2 x 3 ¼
(mat
is 2 ¼ x 3 ½)
middle layer- 3 x 4 ¼
(mat
is 3 ¼ x 4 1/2 )
bottom layer- 4 x 5 ¼
(mat
is standard card base)
Lightly
adhere all of the layers together with a small amount of adhesive. Stamp your design, making sure you
stamp on more than one layer. Take
layers apart and attach to the mats.
Then layer all together.
Smile! A little embossing make this card pop!
Happy Stamping!
Patrice
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