Showing posts with label Distress inks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Distress inks. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

A Sweet Challenge

 Supplies:  Sentimental Birds - Sweet Stamp Shop, Say it Loud sentiments - 
Waltzingmouse Stamps, clear embossing powder, versamark ink, 
faded jeans, peeled pain, iced spruce distress inks - Tim Holtz,  
ink blending tool,  black and kraft cardstock, Black tuxedo memento ink,
Anita's 6x6 card blank, pop dots and adhesive.

Did you see that Nicole over on Sweet Stamp Shop has a new "Sweet Challenge" this month.  You have until April 1st to play along.  

I decided to play along with one of the "eligible" sets - full deets are here.  I love this Sentimental Birds set.  I stamped on white cardstock, embossed and then got inky!
You could win the ENTIRE next release!  How cool is that?

I finished the card with a sentiment by Waltzingmouse Stamps.  I know I will need some of these cards as a lot of college students are about to fly the shores for the Summer months (some to the USA on J1 Visas).

Challenges
Simon Says Stamp and Show - Handmade backgrounds 

Thanks so much for stopping by - hope you have a "sweet" day!

Monday, June 6, 2011

Good Luck - Day One

Supplies:  WMS Free Spirit Boy, WMS Free Spirit Sentiments, Glossy Accents, 
PTI Dark Chocolate ink, PTI Dark Chocolate cardstock, Distress inks - 
tea dye and walnut stain, blending tool, glossy accents and water.

I had fun creating these "boy" Good Luck Cards.  This week the State Exams start for Leaving Certificate and Junior Certificate students and I seem to have lots of recipients on my list this year.

I used this fun set from Waltzingmouse stamps - Free Spirit Boy and Free Spirit Sentiments to create these two cards. 

I added glossy accents to the skater on the top card and to some of the circles/dots in the graphic design.  Then I added some drops of water on top of the inked image and the water erased the ink directly under it.  I then used a rag to lift the remaining water so the paper wouldn't warp.  It has a "bleaching" effect - which I like.
Supplies:  WMS Free Spirit Boy, WMS Free Spirit Sentiments, Glossy Accents, 
PTI Dark Chocolate ink, PTI Dark Chocolate cardstock, Distress inks - tea dye 
and walnut stain, blending tool, glossy accents and water.

Thanks for peeking - hope you will enjoy my three days of "Good Lucks!"  - Be sure to pop back tomorrow for some more Good Luck Cards.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

Thinking Inking

It is always nearly impossible to capture the shine from the paper when you spray with perfect pearls... but I think I managed to do it this afternoon with the flash on my camera on!  Although it looks splotchier than in real life!.
Supplies: PTI Wreath for all seasons, Papermania white pigment ink, PTI Dark Chocolate, 
Versamark ink, clear embossing powder, I rock crystal heat setting tools and clear gems, 
Fiskars Upper Crest border punch, crochet thread and Distress Inks - tea dye, 
walnut stain and spiced marmalade and Ranger/Tim Holtz blending tool.

This is what the card actually looks like after getting a good dose of tea dye, walnut stain and spiced marmalade!

Am enjoying getting inky!  If you haven't heard about the wonderful 8 weeks of free online classes that 2peas is currently hosting with Guest Designer Jennifer McGuire... you need to check it out ASAP right here.  It's called Holiday Thinking Inking.

Enjoy and hope you have a great week.
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