Supplies
Rubber Stamps:
- Flourish U5-1160 Tim Holtz Collection Stampers' Anonymous
- "Create Without Limits" ByHand
- Mucha Slide image from Ten Two Studios
- Raspberry microbeads from PennywiseArts
- Alcohol Ink background: Cranberry, Wild Plum, Bottle
silver metallic mixative
- Permanent black dye ink
- Silver Fastenator staple
- Silver Krylon leafing pen
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"Mucha Woman"
Stamp Artist - Evelyn Spikes |
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Directions:
- Create vertical card of deep rose cardstock. On white glossy cardstock, create polished stone with alcohol inks and silver mixative. Use enough blending fluid to lighten colors.
- Stamp flourish image in permanent black dye ink. Stamp sentiment in permanent black ink. With silver leafing pen, outline edge.
- Cut out Mucha image; sandwich between two glass slides. Seal edges with 1/4" O'So Sticky tape and press to make frame. Press into raspberry beads. Create a 'loop' with 1/4" tape and attach to front and back of slide. Pour beads over inside; remove red liner and pour beads over outside.
- Run narrow silver fiber through loop and staple over the flourish image with a Fastenator staple. Apply small foam dot to back of slide to hold in place on card front.
- Cut black cardstock 1/4" larger than main layer and adhere. Adhere both to card front.
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Supplies
Rubber Stamps:
- Bear/ThirdCoastRS
- Forest background/Stampscapes
- gravel, grass/StampFrancisco
- Large Paw/Rubber Dub Dub
- Small Paw/Stampin'Up!
- October/Purple Onion
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"Fall Greetings"
Stamp Artist -Beverly Shupp/Primodragonfly |
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Directions:
Stamp the bear in a permanent black ink and mask. Stamp forest in the same ink. Sponge the grass with a light green dye ink and the gravel road in a butterscotch dye ink. Stamp the grass in a darker green dye ink and then in a brown dye ink. Stamp the gravel in a darker brown dye ink. Remove the mask from the bear and color with markers.
Scenic frame is mounted on black card stock.
The card is a rust color card stock. "October" was randomly stamped in a light brown dye ink. The little paws were then stamped in black and finally the large paws were stamped in VersaMark. The scenic image is then centered and glued down.
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"Sparkling Snowflakes Candle Holder"
Stamp Artist - Marie Travers |
Rubber Stamps:
- Snowflakes by Stampin’ Up
- Glass Candle Holder
- Plain Vellum
- Silver and white pigment inkpads
- Silver tinsel and white detail embossing powders
- Heat tool
- Silver ribbon
- Flat backed crystals
- Red liner tape
- Glue and glue stick
- Votive candle
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Directions:
Cut a piece of vellum to fit around glass candle holder. Stamp a large snowflake in the center with silver pigment ink and emboss with silver tinsel embossing powder. In a random fashion, stamp other snowflakes with silver pigment ink and emboss with silver detail embossing powder and stamp some with white pigment ink and emboss with white detail embossing powder. Glue flat backed crystals onto some of the snowflakes. Place the embossed vellum around the glass candle holder and tape in the back with red liner tape to make a seam. Glue a piece of silver ribbon around the top and bottom with glue stick. Place votive candle inside holder.
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"For the Birds"
Stamp Artist - Jennifer Willis |
Supplies
- Rubber Stamps
For the Birds stamps (Time To Stamp)
- Dark Brown, Eggshell White, Pink, Celadon, Wisteria, and French Blue ink pads (Colorbox)
- White Cardstock (Generic)
- Medium blue cardstock (Generic)
- Light blue textured paper (Provo Craft)
- White Gesso (Plaid)
- 4 antique copper mini brads (Making Memories)
- Adhesive runner (Tombow)
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Directions:
On the white cardstock, swirl the inks from light to dark. Using an old credit card smear and swirl the gesso over the inked paper. Stamp the image in dark brown ink, tear the image away from the cardstock about 1/4" from the image. Distress the edge of the paper with the French Blue ink.
Cut the textured paper to 3 3/4 x 5", distress the edges with dark brown ink. Attach the stamped image at an angle on the textured paper with the brads. Cut the medium blue cardstock to 4 1/4 x 5 1/2" and distress the edges with the dark brown ink. Apply adhesive to the back of the image, center and attach to the card front.
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Supplies
Rubber Stamps:
- one hair chinese stick - you can use a pensil, dowl rod...
- sculpy clay
- Close to my heart faerie stamps
- Star embellishments
- fibers
- wire
- beads - small glass and various for wand
- decorating
- small glass jar with cork top
- vintage lady images - from lisa vollrath
- butterfly wing images - from lisa vollrath
- hot glue gun
- glass pebbles
- crystal - you can get these at jewelry stores, mine came from an old necklace
- lumiere paints - purple halo, burgundy. copper
metallic rub paints
- sponge
- mod podge glue
- wax paper
- oven
- alum. foil
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"Altered Wand"
Stamp Artist - Chelsea Esther Huff |
Directions:
- on wax paper roll out and flatten sculpy clay to about a 16th inch, enough to roll your hair stick up in 1 and a half times. Mine was about 10-12 inces long and about 2 1/2 -3 inches wide. Leave openings at each end for a glass marble and a crystal...or anything else you would want to use..
- once it's rolled to your liking, stamp images randomly. I didn't need to use any release ink, but you can use versamark..
- place on alum. foil and follow instructions on clay box for baking.
- once baked and cooled, sponge lumiere paints. I started with the darkest and went to my lightest
- use the metallic rubs to outline the stamp images.
- using the hot glue, apply the crystal to one end and a glass marble to the other.
- also using the hot glue, apply other marble and star embellishments to your wand.
- add fibers and wire and beads around your wand.
- For the faerie in the jar - which is an idea and a parts from a kit that i got from lisa vollrath, take a glass jar and set it aside. Wider is better. Take an image, and put wings on it. You can do a front and back image so you can see the image no matter how your looking into the jar. Make it small enough to fit inside the jar. Once it's in the jar, add small glass beads to give it some color. You can also add sand or anything else small.
- Add to wand with fibers and wire and beads.
- Go turn someone into a faerie!!
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