Showing posts with label Tim Holtz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Holtz. Show all posts

Monday, April 13, 2015

Unity Water Color Wonder!

Hello friends!
Today I'm up over on the Unity Blog!

I have a fun Water-colored card to show you. I used this adorable image from the January Kit of the Month. This is such a simple technique and it has such a beautiful effect. All I did was use my Tim Holtz Water-colored markers directly on the stamp. Give it a little spritz of water and voila! If you want more of a watercolor look you can always take a wet paintbrush and bring the color out a little. 

Unity Stamp Company water color tim holts


Have a great day everyone!
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Wednesday, April 1, 2015

Springtime Happiness with Unity Stamps!



Hi there everyone. I can't believe it's already April! It feels like I just put my Christmas Tree away! 
This month I've been asked to Guest Design for Unity Stamps. 
This is a Stamp from the January Kit of the Month. These Kits are so much fun and they have a TON of stamps and we are not talking about a little stamp set. Nope! These stamps are a all a good size stamp for card-making, mixed media and even for scrap-booking!

I really LOVE the simple look lately with cards. I still love layers but I think I'm going through a non-flower phase. :) 

I hope you will follow me throughout the month and see my Unity Projects! 








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Wednesday, December 24, 2014

Merry Christmas Eve!

 
I can't believe it's Christmas Eve.
We are having Christmas at my house this year and I'm really excited about it.
 
Yesterday I cleaned.
Today I'm going to be setting up the tables.
 Right now Ralph's making me breakfast. :)
 Kids are barely getting up.. well the teenage boy isn't.
 

Today I'm off and I will have to get up and be at work in the morning at 5am. I hope this will be the last year I have to work on Christmas. That's what I want for Christmas!

Good things are happening in 2015! I can feel it.

Here's an ornament I made using the Julie Nutting wooden ornaments. I painted it with acrylic paints and embossed in gold and used crackle accents a the new Prima Finnabair glitter. I really LOVE the way it came out. The photos really doesn't do it justice.

I hope you all have a very Merry Christmas!

Challenges
Prima Picks - Color combo
Creative Card Crew - Anything Goes
Loves Rubber Stamps - Anything Goes
Mixed Media Monthly Challenge - Tic Tac Toe - Ribbon, Glitter, Bow

Julie Nutting Christmas Ornament

Julie Nutting Christmas Ornament

Julie Nutting Christmas Ornament

Julie Nutting Christmas Ornament


Julie Nutting Christmas rnament

Supplies -

Prima Etched Wood Ornament - Angel
Prima Art Ingredients - Glitter Set - Luminous
Prima Art Basics - Heavy Gesso - White
Prima Metal Trinkets - Lifetime
Molding Paste
Faber-Castell Glass Bead Glitter
Acrylic Paint
Crackle Accents
Tim Holts Distress ink pads

 



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Friday, November 28, 2014

Simple and Stunning Christmas Cards with Fun Stampers Journey!


 
I hope you all had a fabulous Thanksgiving!
Mine turned out pretty good if I say so myself, despite the fact that I had to work.
 
Everyone is so busy this time of year so I wanted to share how you can make some simple yet gorgeous Christmas Cards to send out to friends and family. I have done a few very simple cards and video tutorials so come back for some more inspiration over the next week.
 
I hope you enjoy this little short video tutorial using my Fun Stampers Journey Stamps!
 
 
 

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Friday, October 3, 2014

Limor Webber Designs FIRST DT post!

 
Hello everyone!!
Today is a very exciting day! It's my first post on Limor Webber's Design Team! I couldn't be more happier to be apart of this! :o)
 
I decided to make a canvas for my first project. I took the colors out of my daughters' comforters and then matched them to my Gelatos®.
 
First I laid a coat of white Gesso, then I created a rainbow using my Gelatos®  and at first it was very bold and the color was a little too bold compared to my girls' room. So I added more water and blotted the canvas until it lightened. Once it was dry I took my Gelatos® Double Scoop® Color – Black Licorice and went around the entire canvas, I used my finger and pulled some of the black into the rainbow in the same direction. I used the Prima “Bubbles” Stencil  and added bubbles with some molding paste. I shaved off some of all of the Gelatos® and added just a little bit of water over each of the shavings. Then I used my heat tool over them and it was such a cool effect! It bubbled and expanded and left some great texture to the canvas!
 
 
 I added my quote in some sticker letters and then decided to add some Tim Holtz Rub Ons, Crystal Circles. Then I got out this amazing stamp, IndigoBlu Bubbles Background and stamped all around the canvas and also on the wooden butterflies. I was just about finished and I wanted my bubbles to pop out a little more so I took my Water-colored pencils and traced some of the larger bubbles to define them a little.
 
 
 
One more thing I just HAD to add -- Glass Bead Glitter Gel.. just a little on the bubbles!
 
 
 
 
I really LOVE this and so do my girls. I hope you all like it!
Have a wonderful day!
 

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

A pretty altered notebook!

 Hi there my crafty peeps!
I have a notebook I made using most of the products in this Frosted Designs Kit
I just adore this kit. The colors are gorgeous. I just love the new Tim Holtz stencil. I used some 3d molding paste on my journal with the stencil. I have distressed the edges of paper with my scissors and then I distressed them with the Tim Holtz Crackle Paint.
 
The stamp I'm using is this Gorgeous Bloom Girl Stamp. I used the no line coloring technique.
I just love those purple highlights in her hair! :)


 
I used some of the rub ons from the kit as well. Here's the sentiments along the bottom of the notebook. 


I also added some faux stitching along the top corner. I took the Maya Road Scalloped Frame and painted it with white acrylic paint. Then I added the rub on in the center.


Challenges:
Simon Says Stamp - Anything Goes


Hope you like my project. Have a great day