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Tuesday with Wendy, May 7th

5/10/2019

 
I love the BRIGHT, SPRING cards from class this week!!! Just look how beautiful they are!! Wendy really is in the Spring-Mode this time!! 
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The first card that Wendy created was inspired from this new fairy stamp from Lavinia, Sky and this sentiment, also from Lavinia,  Secrets are Hidden 
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To make the card:
  • Start out with a blank card base, Wendy used the Sundance Felt card stock, white (this paper has a felt texture that is really nice!) 
  • Wendy used a piece of the Alexandra Renke paper, Ginko Leaves, on the left side of the card front. DO NOT TAPE IN PLACE, only use a very small piece of tape to "tack" it in place
  • Next, Wendy used her Tim Holtz Stamp Platform to stamp the sentiment and fairy AT THE SAME TIME. To do this: 
    • ink up the 2 images with Versafine Clair ink, Fallen Leaves.
    • Stamp down onto the front of the card base. PART of the fairy image WILL NOT STAMP.
    • Now, pop-off the Ginko-Leaf paper, DO NOT RE-INK THE IMAGES!! 
    • Stamp down again in the EXACT SAME SPOT on the card. The ink that did not transfer the first time will now transfer all the way. 
  • Now, apply Detail Clear Embossing Powder to the entire card front (and that piece of Ginko Leaf paper with a part of the fairy image stamped on it!) and heat-set all the images. 
  • Use double-sided tape to fully adhere the Ginko-Leaf paper the the card front, on the left side. 
  • Use 3 colors of Tombow Markers (Wendy chose soft blue, green, and purple ones with similar colors to the Ginko Leaves) and colored onto an old CD (you can color onto a piece of plastic... it just needs to be a non-porous surface). Wendy used Waterbrushes to watercolor with the ink from the Tombow Markers . 
  • Finally, Wendy chose the Midas Touch Shimmer Pen, from Nuvo, to apply a coat of shimmer to the wings of the fairy and the "ground" we created with the Waterbrush and Tombow markers 
This is SUCH A FUN CARD!!! I love how magical and whimsical it is!! 
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The next card that Wendy designed was inspired from this very sweet, mini stamp set from Altenew, Vintage Rose Add-on stamp. 

This stamp comes with a nice sentiment too that pairs nicely with the leaf image 
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To make the card: 
  • Start out with an ivory card base. On the front of the card, at the bottom, adhere a piece of green dotted paper (Wendy chose a double-dot paper from BoBunny) 
  • Next, use your home die-cut machine and the Hero Arts Infinity Circle dies to cut out a large circle out of a piece of Dark Green card stock.
  • Then, cut a slightly smaller circle out of lighter green piece of card stock. 
  • Finally, cut out a slightly smaller circle out of ivory card stock (this one will layer with the other 2 green circles you just cut out). In the middle of the large ivory circle, cut out a small circle. 
  • On your ivory circle, you will stamp the leaf image all around it. Wendy chose this leaf stamp because it is a "multi-step stamping" stamp. This means that when you stamp the 2 images with 2 shades of green ink, the image looks watercolored! Wendy stamped the BOLDER  leaf image with Distress Ink, Peeled paint and the FINE LINE leaf image with Distress Oxide, Peeled Paint. **Yes, this is the same color but one is DYE-BASED INK and one is OXIDE INK. The colors look monochromatic when you stamp them on top of each other ** 
  • Now, layer and paste the 3 larger circles together. The largest circle (dark green) will be at the very back, then the light green, then the ivory circle (this one has the middle cut out and leaves stamped all over it). 
  • Place a piece of green-striped ribbon down on the front of your card base, on the top edge of the dotted green paper. 
  • Now adhere your green/ivory circle stack onto the front of your card. 
  • Now on the tiny white circle you cut out from earlier, stamp the sentiment, Thank You. Wendy stamped the sentiment with Distress Ink, Peeled Paint. She also used the ink pad to rub along the edges of the tiny ivory circle.. this technique is called "inking" 
  • Use a pop-dot to adhere the tiny circle on the very front of the card in the middle of the ivory circle from earlier. 
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The last card that Wendy created was inspired from this Texture Stamp set from Creative Expressions, Background Slices as well as this stamp from Lavinia, Zen Leaf 2 and this sentiment from Impression Obsession, Smile 
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To make the card:
  • Start off by  using piece of 110# Solar White card stock to create a collage. 
  • On your Silicone Craft Mat, smoosh 4 colors of Distress Ink down. Wendy chose the Distress Ink colors: Festive Berries, Spiced Marmalade, Vintage Photo, and Rusty Hinge. Spritz the "smooshed" ink with water and do a mono-print onto your heavy weight card stock. Heat-set the card stock with a heat-gun. 
  • Next, spritz the same piece of card stock with Dylusions Spray Ink, Pomegranate Seed, and coat the paper so there are no white chunks of color on the page. Heat-set the card stock AGAIN using a heat-gun. 
  • Now, stamp the Background Slices stamps across the page using Versafine Clair ink, Chianti. Also stamp the Zen Leaf 2 on the card stock page using the same color of ink, Versafine Clair Chianti. 
  • Now that you have created a cool-looking collage, cut your card stock page down to size to mount on the front of a card base. Wendy backed the collage with a piece of black card stock THEN mounted it onto the front of her card.
  • Now, stamp the sentiment, "You Make me Smile" on a small piece of white card stock using Versafine Clair Ink, Nocturne. Wendy also mounted this on a small piece of black card stock to add contrast. 
  • Cut small pieces of  your collage art to add interest to the card! You can be as creative as you'd like!! 
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My FAVORITE part about these cards is seeing how each person's creation is DIFFERENT!! 

Just look how fun these cards are!! 
Join us for the NEXT card making class!! 

It will be offered on Tuesday, May 21st

Give us a call here to sign up! **You MUST sign up by the Saturday before class to reserve a spot**

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Watercolor Techniques

5/3/2019

 
When watercoloring, there are SO MANY THINGS YOU CAN DO. And as Bekah said, it's a RABBIT HOLE you can go down!! 

At Demo, Bekah focused on just a few techniques to help you get started!! 
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First off, many people feel overwhelmed by all the choices of paper you can use!! 

You can use COLD PRESS (which is usually heavy-weight and has TEXTURE) 
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Or you can use HOT PRESS (also heavy weight with a SMOOTH finish) 
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To start,  Bekah used this Penny Black Daisy Stamp, Radiant. This stamp already looks like it should be watercolored, which makes it easier to make the "watercolor effect" when stamping this image. 
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Bekah started by just inking the stamp with 2 colors of Distress Ink, Mustard Seed and Mowed Lawn. By just stamping with the 2 colors on the Penny Black stamp you are able to retain all the detail of the stamp in the 2 colors you ink your stamp with. 
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Next, Bekah showed us this fun idea:
  • She used the Tim Holtz Stamp Platform to stamp the image. She applied Distress Inks (Mustard Seed and Mowed Lawn) to her stamp and stamped the image.
  • THEN  she "spritzed" the paper to move the inks. This activates the ink to make it spread out a little bit.
  • Then, Bekah inked the stamp AGAIN and stamped the image a second time (when you use the Tim Holtz Stamp Platform it lands in the same spot!). She used a heat-gun and heat-set the image.
  • Finally, Bekah stamped the image a third time, with  this time with clear Versamark Ink  and used Detail Clear embossing powder and heat-set the embossed image.
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We also LOVE to use Tombow Markers to do Watercoloring!! 

You can color DIRECTLY onto your rubber stamp and then SPRITZ THE STAMP with water and stamp your image!! 

I love this technique because it just involves taking your time to color the image and then it looks like a PERFECT WATERCOLOR and requires very little effort for such a wonderful effect!! 
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Along the same idea... you can color your rubber stamp with Tombow Markers AND THEN SPRITZ THE PAPER and stamp the image... though you want to use a SMALL AMOUNT OF WATER because the more water you use the more definition you lose of the image!! 

You can see here, Bekah went back in with the yellow Tombow Marker to add some lines of definition. 
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Did you know you can also STAMP WITH COLORBURST?!?!!? This creates a GORGEOUS effect.. 
  • Squeeze some ColorBurst particles onto your Craft Mat and spritz with water until the inks are activated
  • Stamp your rubber stamp into the ink that is floating on the craft mat
  • Stamp your image onto watercolor paper 
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When it comes to ColorBurst, you can just squeeze some out on your Craft Mat and activate the inks. When you do a Mono-Print you get this really cool splatter effect!!! 
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When you stamp INTO the activated inks, you get the color of the ink but you don't have as much control of WHERE the ink goes...

Here, Bekah stamped the Penny Black Stamp, Bunches for You and you can see how AMAZING this image turned out!! It looks just like Batik! 
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Bekah was explaining that often when she watercolors "skin tones" that is is extremely difficult to match colors!!! 

Bekah showed us how she uses Watercolor Pencils and COLORS ON PAPER FIRST, adds a little bit of water to blend the colors on the paper, THEN PAINTS HER IMAGE using the palette that is on the paper!!! 

I thought that was SUCH A CLEVER IDEA because then she could create the skin tone that she actually wants.. .and once she achieves the color she can paint the skin tone correctly. 

Bekah said to acheive "white" skin tone she used HOT PINK and TAN colors blended together. I love this image she was working on... Berry Fairy by Penny Black!!  
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THERE ARE SO MANY watercoloring ideas!!! Whether you are stamping and trying to achieve the Watercolor Look or trying to create an unusual color to watercolor with... there is always something new to learn!! 

If you have any questions, feel free to call us!!
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NEW Creative Expressions and BLING!

4/20/2019

 
For those of you who don't know... We recently got in a bunch more Creative Expressions goodies!!! 
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I have also been IN LOVE with all their stamps!! We just got in several more!!
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The Dragonfly image from Wendy's Class is also back in stock!!! This Dragonfly is GORGEOUS!! 
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We love, LOVE these stunning die-cuts!!! Their new sentiments are so sweet and small... Great for card making!! 
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Check out some of their new Tile Collection Die-cuts!!! 
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These new Tile die-cuts are SO FUN to play with and make cards with!! 

Each of the Broken Tiles Collections have a design die-cut AND a shape-die cut so you can cut the tiles out of OTHER PAPERS or OTHER DIE-CUTS so the tiles all match up!! 

Check out this card Bekah created using ALL 3 dies!! (Notice how the Bitty Dots die-cut was then cut out of one of the broken tiles shape so it matched up PERFECTLY with the other 2 shapes!!!)

After Bekah created her 3 tiles she adhered them to a piece of Silver Glitter Paper. I love the contrast here!! 
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I also LOVE what Tracy created here where she layered RED SCRAPS of paper and a fun black and red doodle UNDERNEATH the Broken Tile die-cut shapes!!!  She pasted the tiles she created onto a piece of Black Glitter Paper. 

The contrast and the COLORS are so much fun here!!! 
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Creative Expressions and Nuvo both make AMAZING BLING!!!!! 

Shaped Gems
Shaped Glitter 
Gold Leafing
Biodegradable Glitter 

Of course, when these NEW GEMS came in I was SCREAMING WITH JOY but even better is that they come in so many WONDERFUL designs!! 
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Each container comes with 3 sizes of gems!!! I love how iridescent and glittery they are! 
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Of course, I was OVER THE MOON at the Butterfly AND Star Shaped Glitter!!!! 
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Just LOOK how tiny these little Butterflies are!! I love how precious this card is when you add the little butterflies in as an embellishment!! 

(But really, any of the shaped glitters OR gems would also work great for Shaker Cards!)
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I love HOW MANY different colors of Star-Shaped Glitter that Creative Expressions carries!! 

It makes me SO HAPPY! 
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Just look how wonderful!! 
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Also, Creative Expressions makes these FANTASTIC containers of Gold Leaf flakes in a variety of different color combinations... and they REALLY pack these full... so you get a LOT of leafing!!! 
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Now, Glitter has kind of been getting a lot of flack recently because it's *not great for the environment* ... and when I saw that Creative Expressions makes BIODEGRADABLE GLITTER I was SO EXCITED to get some for myself!!! 

I love the different shapes of glitter in it too!!! 
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Stop by to indulge in all the fun, new stuff!! We would love to see you!! 

Call us if you have any questions!! 
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Tuesday with Wendy, March 19th

3/22/2019

 
I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the cards from this week's card making class!!! THEY ARE ALL SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!! 

Perfect cards for Spring Time!! 
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The first card that Wendy created was made using this BRAND NEW stamp set from Creative Expressions, Pink Ink Designs called Dragonfly Wings Series. Wendy also used paper from this new paper collection from BoBunny, Harmony 
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To make the card:
  • Start out with a half-sheet of light yellow card stock, score your paper in the middle and fold the card in half. 
  • Next, open the card flat and stamp your Dragonfly Body image on the INSIDE OF THE CARD on the right side using Versafine Clair Ink, Medieval Blue. Use Crystal Embossing Powder and heat-set it. Then place a piece of decorative paper on the INSIDE OF THE CARD on the left side. 
  • Now, with the card open, score your paper AGAIN this time coming from the right side of the card, score it it at 2 1/8" making sure NOT TO SCORE over the dragonfly body! 
  • Use an X-acto Knife to cut out the Dragonfly Body on the LEFT SIDE OF THE SCORE LINE ONLY. Once you have trimmed the body of the dragonfly, you can fold the flap of the right side of the dragonfly body so it creates a tri-fold card. 
  • Next, stamp the Dragonfly Wings on a piece of thick vellum using the Hero Arts Unicorn White Ink pad and use White Diamond Embossing Powder. Then heat-set your image. Also stamp little dragonflies on the decorative paper we placed on the left side of the card 
  • Fussy-cut the 2 sets of Dragonfly Wings. We suggest you keep the top and bottom  wings connected so you can easily adhere them in place with a little bit of Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. Make sure to just adhere the wings at the Dragonfly Body base and leave the rest of the Wings free-floating 
  • Then, use 2 of your Hero Arts Nesting Oval dies to die-cut a thin oval out of light pink card stock. Use Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive to adhere the oval on the decorative paper.. it's ok if you cover up your little dragonflies just slightly. 
  • When you  close the tri-fold card, your Dragonfly should look like it is resting in the middle of the thin pink oval.. kind of giving the impression of a dragonfly landing on a lake!!
This card is so delicate and STUNNING in design and beauty... we all LOVE this card so much!! 
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The next card that Wendy designed was inspired from the ALL NEW Lavinia Stamps, Seeing is Believing and the Zen Rose 
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To make the card:
  • Start with a piece of white card stock and use the Versafine ink, Onyx. Wendy used this ink to stamp the fairy image in the middle of her card stock THEN went back in with the Zen Rose stamp and stamped around the fairy image
  • Then, Wendy sprinkled on Embossing Powder. She put Crystal Embossing Powder on the fairy (then shook off the excess) and then covered the rest of the image with Detail Clear Embossing Powder. Then she heat-set the entire image. 
  • Wendy used a coral-colored piece of card stock as her card base. She used the Hero-Arts nesting Rectangles to cut out an oval in a piece of pink card stock
  • Adhere the stamped fairy image/zen roses to the coral-colored card base and finish off the card by adhering the oval cut-out on top of the image. 
I LOVE THIS CARD!!!! 

It is *so magical* and brings me so much joy!! 
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The last card that Wendy designed was inspired from this die-cut from Creative Expressions, Happy Birthday Edger 
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To make the card:
  • Start with die-cutting the Happy Birthday Edger paper out of  white felt-weave card stock 
  • Use the Picket Fence Blending Brushes and 3 colors of Distress Ink: Seedless Preserves, Shabby Shutters, and Peeled Paint to create a beautiful ombre color on the Happy Birthday die-cut. 
  • Now use the Aqua Shimmer Pen to color across the entire die-cut so the colors of ink now look *iridescent* and magical
  • Use a card base that is a darker shade of purple. Wendy used a small strip of paper from the Graphic 45 Bloom Collection above and below the sentiment. 
  • Use pop-dots to add dimension to a few of the letters of the Happy Birthday die-cut... this adds interest and makes it MORE FUN!! 
This card is WONDERFUL and is so fun and brilliant... and looks dramatic and exciting (even though it's an easy card to create!!) 
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If you would like to join us for the NEXT Tuesday with Wendy card making class, you can sign up by calling us here at the store!

It will be offered on Tuesday, April 2nd 

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