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Showing posts with label Regals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Regals. Show all posts

Friday, 26 August 2016

Flower Shop Masked Watercolour Technique with One Big Meaning Thank Handmade Thank You Card Using Stampin' Up! Products UK

  

Today's card is a great way to start with Masking & Watercolour Techniques, on this Flower Shop Thank You Card.
There is no need to buy watercolour paper, but if you have it, then use it.
In my o photo above, I have used a piece of Whisper White Cardstock, and works well, so long as you don't get the cardstock really well.
You will need  an Archival ink pad or a Stazon Ink Pad, as this prevents the inks leaching out when you begin watercolouring, Plus an aquapainter Brush
For the watercolouring, I I used Archival Gray, to give an almost invisible outline to the flowers.
I used ink pads from the Regals Colour Collection, to keep the project co-ordinated.

Masking is a way of rubber stamping,  that doesn't have any overlapping of the images. You start from the foreground and work backward masking off each flower in turn, before stamping the next image.

To make a mask is super simple.
Take a Post It Note, and stamp your image onto the note, ensuring some of the stamped image is over the area of sticky (i.e. you stamp on the front of the note); then use paper snips to cut around the image so you are left with an outline of the glower, and a small strip if sticky on the back.

To build the card, stamp your first flower & once dry, cover the flower with the mask. Stamp your next flower, remove the mask, and repeat with each flower until you have the effect you want, leaving space for the sentiment

To watercolour, select your ink pads, and if you are using Stampin Up Classic Ink Pads, all you do is squidge the ink pad firmly to transfer ink from the pad to the 'well'. Then you pop a single drop of water into the well by gently squeezing the aquapainter, from there you can start painting.

If the aquapainter gets too wet, dry it on a piece of kitchen towel.
I used dilute Crushed Curry Ink to add highlights around some of the flowers, and on a scrap of white cardstock, and painted as above, this was then punched out using the Pansy Punch, and added to the card front using Stampin Dimensionals.
Allow the cardstock to dry thoroughly before stamping your sentiment and mounting onto your card base. 
Finish with a flourish of Rhinestones

Below the photo, you will find the cardstock dimensions and a list (with product codes)  of all the products used today, along with a link to my online store
Feel free to CASE any of my creative projects (Copy & Paste Everything)



  • CARDBASE - Always Artichoke measuring 30 x 10.5 cms; score long side at 14.9 cms; fold & Burnish
  • FRONT PANEL - Whisper White measuring 14.4 x 10.1 cms
  • INSIDE PANEL - Whisper White measuring 14.4 x 10.1 cms
  • Scrap of Whisper White Cardstock to stamp & Punch the additional flower 

PRODUCTS USED TODAY
STAMP SETS
Flower Shop - 130942
One Big Meaning - 139420
INK PADS
Archival Basic Black - 140931
Archival Basic Gray - 140932
Crushed Curry - 131173
Elegant Eggplant - 126969
Island Indigo -126986
Rose Red - 126954
Perfect Plumb - 126963
CARDSTOCK
Always Artichoke - 108610
Whisper White  - 106549
ACCESSORIES
Basic Rhinestones - 119246
PUNCH
Pansy - 130968
ADHESIVES
Stampin Dimensionals - 104430
Multipurpose liquid glue - 110755
TOOLS
Stampin Trimmer - 129722
Bone Folder - 102300
Paper Snips - 103579
Acrylic Block C - 118486
Acrylic Block H - 118490
Aqua Painter - 103954


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Tuesday, 9 August 2016

Kinda Eclectic Stamp Set & Creating Unique Backgrounds for your Handmade Cards Stampin' Up! UK

Today I am sharing with you the second card in a set of three that I made recently. They feature the Kinda Eclectic Stamp Set, and I used a combination of the stamps in the set to create a unique hand-stamped Designer Series Paper. This is always a great favourite technique in my Card & Papercraft Classes. Half the fun is getting really inky fingers to show the loving effort you put into creating  your card

The Colour-scheme is
Always Artichoke
Old Olive
Island Indigo &
Rich Razzelberry Ombre Ink Pad
The card base is Island Indigo to tie in with the stamped background on  

This set of cards, are very resourceful to make if you purchase one of the Ink Pad & Cardstock Assortment Bundles, giving you a saving compared to purchasing the items individually
In this case Most of the ink pads, come from the Regals Color Collection
The great thing about these colour collections, is that they are co-ordinated within their own colour collection AND all the other colour collections in the current Stampin' Up! Catalogue.

So if you are a novice card maker, or you are returning to Card making (or memory keeping), you can start creating immediately, as all the colour combo work is already done for you.

Plus, there is a large range of co-ordinating products, from ribbons, to decorative papers, rhinestones, pearls & ,much more
So have a go at creating your own backgrounds, then follow my Stamping At The Warren Community Pinterest Board (see the side bar on this blog) and I will invite you to join the board, where you can begin pinning your own creations (full details at the bottom of today's blog post

You will also find a list of products used today, a typed tutorial and a link to my online store

Feel free to CASE any of my creative projects (Copy & Paste Everything)



PRODUCTS USED TODAY

STAMP SET
Kinda Eclectic

INK PADS
Island Indigo
Always Artichoke
Old Olive
Memento Black
Rich Razzelberry Ombre Ink Pad

CARDSTOCK
Island Indigo
Whisper White

ACCESSORIES
Basic Rhinestones
Regals Enamel Shapes
Crumb Cake Stitched Satin Ribbon

PUNCH/FRAMELITS DIES
Layering Ovals
Elegant Butterfly

TOOLS
Big Shot Die Cutting Machine
Magnetic Platform
Stampin Trimmer
Paper Piercing Tool
Acrylic Blocks
Paper Snips
Bone Folder

ADHESIVES
Tombow Multi-purpose Liquid Glue
Stampin Dimensionals
Mini Glue Dots

Tutorial


  1. CARD BASE - Trim a piece of Island Indigo Cardstock to 30 x 10.5 cms; score long side at 14.9 cms; fold & Burnish
  2. Trim a piece of Whisper White Cardstock to 14.4 x 10.1 cms & adhere to the inside of the card base for your to write your greeting on (I used Tombow)
  3. Trim another piece of Whisper White Cardstock to 14.4 x 10.1 cms, this is going to be stamped to make your background; Begin by stamping the Ombre Ink Pad several times across the centre of the card base (horizontally) ... this gives a grungy feel to the background.
  4. Randomly Over-stamp this panel with the dotty stamp using Island Indigo Ink Pad, with 4th generation stamping technique (this means you ink up the stamp & stamp the cardstock four times before re-inking the stamp) 
  5. Using the Island Indigo Ink Pad, stamp the Sunburst twice without re-inking (second generation stamping technique)
  6. Take the Leaf Stamp and onto scrap Whisper White Cardstock, stamp one leaf using Always Artichoke Ink Pad, and another using the Old Olive Ink Pad; Fussy cut these out using Paper Snips (remember to rotate the cardstock and not the scissors when fussy cutting)
  7. Stamp your sentiment onto another scrap of Cardstock in black ink and Die cut using the best fit Layering Oval Framelits Die
  8. Next, using the Ombre Ink Pad, stamp the larger butterfly three times onto scrap white cardstock, using a different area of the ink pad to get tonal differences.; Punch these out using the elegant Butterfly Punch.
  9. Wrap around a piece of Stitched Satin Ribbon and tie a bow.
  10. Mat this panel onto the card base; add stampin dimensionals to the back of the sentiment and the leaves you cut out and mount into the card front; Add the butterfly's using Mini Glue Dots, Finish with some Enamel Shapes and basic Rhinestones


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Friday, 29 July 2016

Lovely As A Tree is Better Together with a Work of Art & Stampin' Up! Products UK



Feel free to CASE any of my creative projects (Copy & Paste Everything)




PRODUCTS USED TODAY

STAMP SETS
LOVELY AS A TREE
WORK OF ART
BETTER TOGETHER

INK PADS
ARCHIVAL OR MEMENTO BLACK
CRUSHED CURRY
CAJUN CRAZE
ALWAYS ARTICHOKE
ISLAND INDIGO

CARDSTOCK
WHISPER WHITE
NIGHT OF NAVY

ACCESSORIES
REGALS ENAMEL SHAPES

TOOLS
STAMPIN TRIMMER
ACRYLIC BLOCK BUNDLE
PAPER PIERCING TOOL
BONE FOLDER

ADHESIVES
TOMBOW MULTI PURPOSE LIQUID GLUE



Watch the Video Below

Tutorial

  1. Trim a piece of Night of Navy Cardstock to 30 x 10.5 cms; score long side at 14.9 cms; fold & burnish
  2. trim two pieces of whisper white cardstock to 14 x 10.1 cms; Using Tombow Liquid Glue, stick one of these pieces of cardstock inside the card base (to write your greeting on)
  3. You are going to stamp onto the second piece of Whisper White Cardstock
  4. Pick the medium sizes faux watercolour stamp from WORK OF ART stamp set, and stamp once in an arc shape using the following ink pads - Crushed Curry, Cajun Craze, Always Artichoke; then swap the stamp for the large arc one, and over stamp the above using Island Indigo Ink Pad
  5. Using Black Ink, Stamp the Lovely As A Tree so it partially overlaps the images you have already stamped.
  6. Stamp the Greeting in the top left using Black Ink Pad
  7. E,mbellish with a few Regals Enamel Shapes
  8. Mat onto the card base using Tombow

How to Contact or Follow Me


Kim Tolton, Independent Stampin Up Demonstrator.
Card & Papercraft Tutorials
Please feel free to comment below, and ask away with any questions. You can also find me via the links below


Blog:

Online Store:

Stamping @ The Warren Craft Forum:

Email:
kim.tolton@googlemail.com

youTube


Pinterest:

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Facebook:

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