Hello Everyone; Kim here! Just wanted to share some fun cards and a tag I recently made using Art Impressions rubber stamps. It’s no secret among my creative friends that I have adored these whimsical stamps for some time. I LOVE them ALL! I used the same colour palette for all my projects, as well as Gesso and Crackle Paint on the tag. I applied the ink directly as well as over top of stencils. I literally just sat and played. My colouring was done with Distress Crayons. For my first card I simply used a stencil and ink for the background design; on white CSM Superstock. I used an Elizabeth Craft Design’s circle die for my image and mat, added some ink to the edges and a bit of sewing. I adhered my background on some Core’dinations cardstock after sanding it a bit to create more texture. A little bow…
WINNER – Congratulations to Nichol Enslen – this weeks lucky winner! WIN WIN WIN!!!! YAHOOO – this week we are giving away this collection of stamps from Art Impressions! These stamps put a smile on my face!!! LOVE EM! To enter to win this prize package 1. Visit Art Impressions on Facebook – CLICK HERE – Tell them Creative Scrapbooker Magazine sent you – or link our page! 2. Leave a comment right here in this blog post. You have until Friday April 1st at midnight to enter! Good luck everyone! SUBSCRIBE TODAY to our quarterly publication – delivered right to your door!
LOVE this rainbow dream card! Print out the sheet – go shopping and start Making and Takin – this beautiful Easter Monday morning! Visit Elizabeth Craft Designs – CLICK HERE Happy Monday everyone
I was wondering around the Internet yesturday and found this very cool technique on the Chameleon Pens blog. Leah Cornelius designed this card – creating a Bokeh effect using Chameleon pens. You have to jump on over the Chameleon pens blog for a complete step by step tutorial on how she created this! CLICK HERE Have a wonderful Sunday everyone! SUBSCRIBE TODAY to our quarterly publication – delivered right to your door!
Check out this super cool card we found on the Clearsnap blog designed by Steph Ackerman This card features Pearl Rain Spray by Clearsnap ColorBox ink. CLICK HERE to visit the Clearsnap blog and to see EXACTLY how Steph created this card and how Clearsnap ColorBox Pearl Rain Spray works! You are going to need some!!!! SUBSCRIBE TODAY to our quarterly publication – delivered right to your door!
We are back with another great Make N’ Take from Elizabeth Craft Designs! Print out this sheet! Go shopping and start creating! Get Makin and Takin! Happy Monday everyone! SUBSCRIBE TODAY to our quarterly publication – delivered right to your door!
We are back with another great Make N’ Take from Elizabeth Craft Designs! Print out this sheet! Go shopping and start creating! Happy Make N’ Take Monday!
We are excited to share with you a series of Make N’ Takes from Elizabeth Craft Designs! Print out this sheet – go shopping and start creating! It’s that simple! Happy Make N’ Take Monday!
Connie Nichol shows a great way to add colour to glitter paste Here are the card Connie created Here is a close up of the colouring on glitter paste on the two projects Projects feature Chameleon Pens BoBunny Gitter Paste and stickable stencils Close To My Heart cardstock, ink, glitter gems, sequins and stamps Bother Sewing Machine to add a few stitches Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L – to keep everything together Watch how it all comes together https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NI4V1jfcf0 Have a wonderful Sunday everyone!
Today on our blog, Kerry Engel is sharing some wonderful projects and techniques using Magenta Nuance Powders. I’m one of those lettering people. Always playing with pens, practicing my down strokes, experimenting with different mediums. I’ve been playing with Nuance Powders since Christy Riopel introduced me to them at the Canadian Scrapbook Carnival in Edmonton last September. It’s a little embarrassing how happy the Nuance Powders make me. There are many ways to use the Nuance powders. Lately, I’m enjoying the unpredictable magic of tapping them onto pre-watered areas. It reminds me of the invisible messages we used to create with lemon juice when I was a kid. I’m using watercolour paper by Canson, cut to 4×6 size, Nuance ink and water. That’s it! 1. Choose a harmonious color family of ink. I used three colors. Poke a hole in the lids of your powders so that you can…
