Showing posts with label markers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label markers. Show all posts

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Father's Day cards

Crackle background stamp, spritzed marker, made flag wrapped in twine, stamped sentiment, used Big Shot to cut it out, cut out sentiment in darker ink.
Used the Big Shot to emboss the lines, created a boy out of ribbon, stamped sentiment and cut out.
Used color spritzer tool and a marker on background, cut out multiple flags out of cardstock, stamped image, cut out, used crop-o-dile for eyelets and twine.
Used patterned paper to make corners and as background, sanded paper. Stamped sentiment on paper then used punch on bottom, added wrapped wire to side for a 'masculine' touch.
Love, love, love the SU wood embossing folder! Made flag wrapped in twine, stamped sentiment, used Big Shot to cut it out, cut out sentiment in darker ink. Happy Father's Day to all the dads out there!

Tuesday, October 23, 2012

Mitten Card

SO, so, so cute! Love how this one turned out, and love the versatility! Did this one at a stamp-a-stack and it was awesome to see how the ladies colored their mittens. Since we used the markers to color the stamp different colors, they each got to do whatever they wanted. Some ladies just did shades of blue & purple, they turned out lovely! This mitten punch is just too cute! Stamp your image (see the stamp set HERE), punch it out (see the punch HERE). Someone is genius and deserves a raise!

Sunday, September 9, 2012

Crayon card

Watercolor crayon, that is! We stamped the flowers in Sahara Sand, the same color as the cardstock. We traced over it with the crayons then blended using the aqua painters.
We got the ink blotches on there using markers and the color spritzer tool. That's always a fun one for workshops!

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Thank you birdie card


CHALLENGE: use regular lined notebook paper on a card.

Challenge complete.

Super simple, cleaner than usual, thank you birdie card.
Used markers to color the stamp to get the brown branch & green leaves. Heat embossed sentiment in black to make it stand out a bit.

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