Scrapbook paper was adhered to a manila tag. Technique Junkies imaged was stamped on scrapbook paper with archival ink jet black. Image was colored with Inktense pencils. Word is a Tim Holtz stencil and was stenciled using black acrylic paint.
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Sunday, February 21, 2016
Monday, February 15, 2016
One Little Tag Craft Challenge # 46
Using a diamond shaped foam stamp was used to apply Elmer's Glue to a manila tag. After glued dried, a twistable crayola crayon was used to outline each diamond. Watercolor crayon was colored over tag and the activated with water. Motel (Gadzilla) and Fan Dancer (Technique Junkies) were stamped with Archival Ink Jet Black on tissue paper and then adhered to the tag. Vinyl letter stickers were applied.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Faux Paint Swatch Cards
I spent the evening working on some cards using the Faux Paint Swatch Technique from the publication Technique Junkies Newsletter. If you are a card maker or a paper artist of any kind this newsletter is a must. It comes out about 8 times a year and is just chuck full of all kinds of techniques for all skill levels. I will post the link at the bottom.
Ingredients
Kraft Card Bases
Decorative Papers
Washi Tapes
White Cardstock
3 Shade of the Same Color of Dye Ink (I found distress inks worked great for this technique)
Masking Tape
Acrylic Stamping Block
Fuchsia Folk Art Extreme Glitter Paint
Sponge Paint Brush
Tiny Heart Stencil (I used Heidi Swapps Confetti)
Stazon Black Ink
Rubber Stamps
Glue Stick
Ruler
Xacto Knife
I won't share the Faux Paint Swatch Technique because you should buy the publications. But look at how cool this background technique looks.
Here is the website http://www.techniquejunkies.com/
Enjoy!!!!!
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