Hi friends- Eileen Hull here from sunny and warm Virginia! Yesterday it hit 70 degrees out and it seems I caught a touch of spring fever. I decided to make a thank you card in pretty pastels to celebrate spring. Using Dies to Make Stamps I don’t know about you, but nothing makes me happier than finding multiple ways to use my dies.ย I decided to go through my Thinlits collection and create stamps from some of my favorite elements. I also used a frame shape from the Trinket Box die and was happy that it fit perfectly on the front of an A-2 card! Such a fun way to use your dies. My ColorBox Blends inks by were used to stamp the design – Blends are an applicator, inker, and re-inker all in one. They have ten times as much ink as a stamp pad. Blends are a Crafters…
Such an EASY and Basic watercolor technique for card making and scrapbooking! Watch Nicole Wright in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v70SFBG5Rag SUPPLIES USED Brea Reese Watercolor Paper Brea Reese Watercolor Ink Brea Reese Liquid Metal Pigment Ink Stampers Anonymous Stamps Ranger Archival Ink ย Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L E-Z Runner Grand Creative Scrapbooker Magazine Super Stock Be sure to follow Creative Scrapbooker Magazine on YouTube! Do not miss a single video! CLICK HERE Happy Scrapbooking Everyone!Subscribe today to Creative Scrapbooker Magazine
Adhering intricate dies AND an EASY color blending technique that will take your card making to the NEXT level!!! Grab a coffee and watch Kim Gowdy in action. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bp4C85RUXOA SUPPLIES USED Elizabeth Craft Designs Die Elizabeth Craft Design Stamps Chameleon Color Tone Pens Chameleon Color Tops Clearsnap ColorBox Archival Ink Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Adhesive Sheets Creative Scrapbooker Magazine Super Stock Be sure to follow Creative Scrapbooker Magazine on YouTube! Do not miss a single video! CLICK HERE Happy Scrapbooking Everyone!Subscribe today to Creative Scrapbooker Magazine
Inside each and every issue of Creative Scrapbooker Magazine our stamping genius, Cathie Allan, shares stamping tips, techniques and tricks with all our readers.ย With over 30 years of rubber stamping experience,ย Cathie truly is an ocean of paper craftingย knowledge. We are so lucky that she calls Creative Scrapbooker Magazine home. The Spring 2019 issue, which is hitting newsstands today, is no exception.ย In this issue, Cathie will walk you through creating your very own tinfoil metallic embellishments.ย You will be addicted!!!! Here is the gorgeous card Cathie put together for her regular column, “It’s All About Rubber”. The background was created using a variety of Clearsnap ColorBox Dyestress inks. All the stamps and dies are from Heartfelt Creations.ย And those floral tinfoil metallic embellishments were designed using Heartfelt Creations dies, an embossing folder and Clearsnap ColorBox pigment ink. You need to get your hands on the Spring 2019 issue of Creative…
Life is tough sometimes. For those going through hardships, we often donโt know what to say or do. Usually, we canโt do very much besides be there and listen. For those times, a card can be a great way to show love and support. Sympathy cards are never fun to make. I really believe Stampinโ Up! has done a great job finding the words we all want to say in the Beautiful Promenade stamp set. The Petal Promenade Designer Series Paper is photographic paper. Itโs perfect to create cards quickly. For this particular card, I was going for a vintage floral feel. I distressed the edges of the cardstock first with the open edge of my scissors and then matched the ink with the cardstock sponging over the edges. โHouston, we have a problemโ – I accidentally ripped the top of the card while I was distressing and instead of…
Good โalmostโ Valentineโs Day to you all. Creating a message of love for someone that is dear to you takes that message to an entirely new level. Your message becomes a keepsake that your loved one will treasure for many years to come and possibly if your loved ones are like my husband โฆ. itโll be cherished forever! You can spend hours on a handmade card or you can use extraordinary products to make it look like you spent hours.ย โPainting with glitterโ is a simple, fun technique that always takes a card to the next level. You can do the whole card as a โglitter paintingโ OR you can simply add a glitter, painted embellishment. In the spring issue of โCanadian Scrapbookerโ 2011 I shared this technique in my โItโs All About Rubberโ article. Since then our publication has gone international and therefore the name of this wonderful magazine…
Today on our blog, we welcome our regular contributor colouring artist Betty Hung. Betty has designed this FREE January colouring card just for you! – CLICK HERE to download your card. Here is Betty’s version of the card. She has coloured and created the card using Sakura Gelly Roll Pens along with Sakura Koi Watercolor Brush Pens. Visit Betty’s blog – Color Art – for more colouring inspiration. SUBSCRIBE TODAYย to our quarterly publication – delivered right to your door
Thereโs a new baby joining my family!ย Hey crafters, Nicole Wright here and no itโs not me!ย My great nephew will be here in a couple months and I needed a card STAT for the baby shower.ย Let me set the sceneโฆ I need a quick card because I have left it to the last minute.ย Myย Brother Scan Nโ Cut2 is perfect for making this quick card in just 15 minutes.ย I whipped through the cuts and went straight for the animals.ย I mean you canโt go wrong with a giraffe.ย I select the cuts and adjust my size to fit my standard card.ย Load my scrap paper onto the cut matโฆ in the middle because itโs sticky there.ย I cut the words in both patterned paper and black to create a shadow.ย Why notโฆ Iโm already cutting right.ย Then I do the same with the giraffe.ย I cut the patterned…
Hi, Connie Nichol here today with a selection of shimmery foiled Christmas cards I made with Therm O Web Foil-Mates and Fancy Foils from Gina K Designs. I am new to the idea of foiling, and I have to tell you that I am in LOVE. Although I was initially intimidated by the idea, it is so simple to create these beautiful cards. You just place the foil of your choice over a pre-printed toner sheet (the Foil-Mates), run it through a laminator and the magic happens. Here are a few cards that I whipped up – once you start laminating foils onto patterns, it’s hard to stop! Just add a bit of ribbon or a couple of flowers and you’re good to go. You can even use the used foil for a card background as I did in the last card. The used foils are too pretty to throw…
Create a fun Bokeh background for scrapbooking, card making and paper crafting! Its so easy! You will be addicted! Watch Cathie Allan in action! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QIQv1tyfBec SUPPLIES Art Impression Rubber Stamps Clearsnap ColorBox Pigment Ink Petal Points Clearsnap ColorBox Archival Dye Ink Clearsnap ColorBox Stylus and White Foam Tips Clearsnap ColorBox Art Screen Lyra Rembrandtย Pencil Crayons Creative Scrapbooker Super Stock Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L Be sure to follow Creative Scrapbooker Magazine on YouTube! Do not miss a single video! CLICK HERE Happy Scrapbooking Everyone!Subscribe today to Creative Scrapbooker Magazine
