This week I had a class using gilding flakes. We made 2 cards using 2 different techniques, first one using Indigo Blu Flitter glue
Apologies for photo not being great but photographing mirror card is a nightmare, I added some gold Nailheads to the corners in class but forgot to take pic, will replace next week
products used:
Stamps: Woodware In the Hedgerow
Glue: Flitter Glu from Indigo Blu
Inks: Archival Black
Flakes: Cosmic Shimmer Egyptian Gold
products used:
Stamps: Justrite Fancy sentiments
Die : Marianne Butterfly
Embellishments: Mark Richards Nailheads
cardstock: kraft and mirror from shop and Woodware adhesive sheets
The second card uses double sided adhesive paper to run through a die cutting machine. When you take the top layer off its sticky enough to hold your flakes, rub away excess flakes and you are left with a great embellishment to a card. I stuck mine onto a piece of thin card before running through machine so I could have it attached to card with some foam pads down the middle.
All stamps and dies can be brought from Forget Me Knot contact details on side bar. Next weeks class is using Distress ink pads and pens, there are a few spaces left if you are interested.
Thursday 23 May 2013
Friday 10 May 2013
Saturated Canary
Last night I had my first evening class at Forget Me Not learning how to use Promarkers.
We are bringing in the fabulous stamps from Saturated Canary, great for colouring and if you are looking for an alternative to the Magnolia/Molly Bloom stamps these are great. Lovely designs that are abit more sassy and modern and great for older "teens" as well as younger/olders ones.
First Up is Liliana
We are bringing in the fabulous stamps from Saturated Canary, great for colouring and if you are looking for an alternative to the Magnolia/Molly Bloom stamps these are great. Lovely designs that are abit more sassy and modern and great for older "teens" as well as younger/olders ones.
First Up is Liliana
products used:
Stamps: Saturated Canary Liliana, Woodware sentiment
Pens: Promarkers
Dies/punches: Spellbinders Ovals, Martha Stewart Branch punch, Nellie Snellen Flowers
Papers: Glitz
Second one uses Fairy Wishes...she will make a great Christmas card { sorry for mentioning the "c" word} Its not showing in the pic but her wings/star have glitter on them.
Products Used:
Stamps: Saturated Canary Fairy Wishes, Justrite Fancy sentiments
Pens: Promarkers
Dies: Sizzix Framelits and Stamps Lovely Flowers by Paula Pascal
Embellishment's: Gems from stash and Mark Richards Nailheads, Stickles Glitter Glue
Papers: Glitz Pretty In Pink
Everything can be brought or ordered from Sharon
Wednesday 8 May 2013
Brayered cards
A couple of cards to share today done for a class I took today using a brayer. Barbara Grey I am not but using a splodge mat certainly helps.
First up uses some Woodware and Inkylicious stamps.
First up uses some Woodware and Inkylicious stamps.
Inks: Adirondack Butterscotch, Mountain Rose, Watermelon, Black and Lettuce
Stamps: Woodware Leafy Accents, sentiment Woodware The Hedgerow and Inkylicious Meadow Breeze
Die: Stampin'Up Finishing Touches
Inks: Distress Ink Milled Lavender, Dusty Concord and Black
Stamps: Woodware Going to Seed, Sentiment Imagine that papercrafts Happy Birthday
Die: Spellbinders
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