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Tuesday with Wendy, July 2nd

7/20/2019

 
The cards that Wendy created for her card making class were SO WONDERFUL!!! 

​Check out how fun these cards  are!! 
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The first card that Wendy created was inspired from this beautiful background stamp from Taylored Expressions, Wildflower Background 
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To make the card: 
  • Start by stamping out the Wildflower Background with Versafine Nocturne Ink and heat emboss it with Detail Clear embossing powder 
  • To watercolor the flowers, start out by scribbling your Tombow Markers onto your silicone craft mat. Then use your Water Brushes to pick up color from the marker and watercolor your flowers. 
  • Wrap a piece of  polka-dot ribbon around the front of your card and use some double-sided tape to adhere it to the backside of the white card stock. 
  • Mount the white card stock (with the floral image) onto a piece of black card stock using double-sided tape. Then mount that onto a bright yellow card base. 
This card is SO WONDERFUL and bright!! 
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I love some of these other cards that students created... look how the water coloring is different on each card... how fun are these? 
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The next card that Wendy created was inspired from the Whittle Owls from Poppy and the Birch Tree Border die-cut from Taylored Expressions 
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To make the  card: 
  • Start out with a thick piece of beige card stock as your card base. Use one of your Large Picket Fence Blending Brushes to brush on 3 colors of Distress Ink: Mustard Seed, Spiced Marmalade, and Festive Berries making sure to apply your inks to the middle of the card base where a "moon" might be. 
  • Next, use your home die-cut machine to cut out a circle from your piece of patterned-burlap paper. Lay the piece of burlap-patterned paper onto the front of the card base and when you do so, the circle should be the color of the ink that you laid down earlier... this is the "Moon" in an orange color palette. 
  • Next, use your home-die cut machine to cut out the Birch Tree out of a piece of off-white card stock. Adhere the Birch Tree to the front of the card base on the left side of the "moon" you just created. *When you adhere the Birch Tree, glue down the LEFT TRUNK completely flat and apply a few pop dots behind the RIGHT TRUNK. 
  • Finish off the card by cutting out 2 Whittle Owls, one from Kraft card stock and one from Ivory card stock. The Whittle Owl die-cut is 2 pieces, and Wendy mixed and matched the Whittle Owl die-cuts so the colors correspond nicely. Adhere the Owls down by using a pop dots behind each owl. 
I love how adorable this card is!! 
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The last card that Wendy created was inspired from the Whittle Wooden Ovals, Whittle Rabbit, Whittle Birds, and this stamp from Impression Obsession, Happy 
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To make the card: 
  • Start out with a third-sheet of 12" x 12" card stock as your card base (so your card base measures 4" x 12"). Score your card stock at 2 1/4" and 4 3/4" so that when folded, it creates a tri-fold card
  • When your card is closed, on the LEFT PANEL use your Nesting Oval die-cuts and your home die-cut machine to cut out a small oval. On the RIGHT PANEL, use your Nesting Oval die-cuts to cut out a little larger oval. 
  • Now cut out your Whittle Oval Wooden frames out of brown card stock. Use Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive to adhere the small wooden oval ON TOP of the small oval cut out and the large wooden oval ON TOP of the larger oval cut out. You will end up with the Whittle Wooden Ovals covering the oval cut-outs from earlier. 
  • Using your home die-cut machine, cut out 2 Whittle Birds from light blue card stock and a Whittle Rabbit from white felt-weave card stock. Adhere one of the blue birds onto the small wooden oval and the other bird onto the larger wooden oval. When you close the card, you should be able to see through BOTH OVALS to the inside of the card. Adhere the Whittle Rabbit to the INSIDE of the card in the spot where the Ovals meet-up so when the tri-fold card is folded you can see the Whittle Rabbit peeking out from the inside of the card. 
  • Finish off the card with a piece of brown polka-dot brown ribbon. The ribbon will wrap around the backside of the card to the front of the card. When the card is closed, adhere the ribbon to the LEFT PANEL and a little bit on the RIGHT PANEL so that when the card is closed you can tie it closed 
I love how cute this card is!! The interactive element is so SWEET and fun!!! 
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Doodle Ideas from Our Customers

6/17/2019

 
A few months ago, Wendy taught a demo teaching her take on Doodling. She showed how she would create a page of doodles (like 4 doodles on a page) and then make copies of her doodle creations on both card stock and vellum... giving her a RANGE of possibilities. 

Below is pictured her Doodles, the same image is copied onto a piece of card stock AND a piece of vellum 
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​At demo, Wendy challenged the attendees to do something else with her doodle.. she passed out full card stock sheet of her doodle and asked each attendee to bring back ONE of their ideas!! 

Well... you can see that our customers are CREATIVE to say the least!! 
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Check out all these amazing ideas!!! 

First Design has a circle theme.. and I LOVE what these gals created!! 
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I love the texture on this one!! The Beads and Acrylic Paint dots are SO FUN here!! Great use of shape!! 
Here, one of our customers used Acrylic and Glitter Paints to emphasize the shape!! 
Or look here how this customer used shaped sequins, gems, and Acrylic Paint to embellish the doodle.. I LOVE the colors here!! 
These 2 ideas came from Wendy and Elli..

Wendy colored part of her image with a red Tombow Marker and then used the Scribble Circles die-cut from Impression Obsession. 

Elli used an X-acto knife to cut out some of the circles and then backed the image with Glitter Paper 
The next design that Wendy created was inspiring on a variety of different levels! 
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I love how here a customer used BUTTONS to add dimension!! 
Awhile back Wendy created this one where she copied her doodle onto Vellum, colored it, and sandwiched it between 2 pieces of card stock (that each had an oval cut out of it) so that the light shines through!! 
The details and fine dots on this one make it so you can see new detail each time you look at it. 
This was one that Elli created using this Fishing Boat die-cut from Taylored Expressions.. the doodle looked a little like an ocean scene.. so this die-cut fit PERFECTLY with it! 
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This doodle had great movement... check out what some of the gals did with this one!! 
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Look how one customer made a MINI BOOK!!!! I love this SO MUCH
Check out this AMAZING shadowbox that one of the gals made!!!! The black base and the colors are SO VIBRANT in this creation!! 
Check out the AMAZING colors in this one!! I loved how she added the bold pops of black as the focal point in the middle of the art piece!! 
Look at this one that Wendy created using her Nuvo Aqua Shimmer Pen and Tombow Markers 
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This idea was created by coping the doodle onto vellum, then cutting it apart, gluing it down with Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive, and then adding light tones with a White Uniball gel pen 
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The geometric shapes in this next one lend for some AMAZING ideas!! 
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I LOVE this one where she cut it apart to make it look like buildings!! 
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Wendy used the doodle as the background for this fun Laurel Burch stamp from Stampendous.. the geometric shapes work together PERFECTLY 
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Elli created this one, again cutting it apart to make it look like shelving!! We added the mini-cats from Impression Obsession to add a FUN flare! 
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It's SO AMAZING what you can create with a doodle!!! 

If you need help getting started on doodling, stop by the store to get inspired!! 

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Aqua Shimmer Pen, Painting Ideas

5/31/2019

 
What is the Aqua Shimmer Pen?!? 

Aqua Shimmer Pens are made by Tonic/Nuvo. They are shimmery brush pens with a VERY FINE iridescent glitter that runs through it. The glitter is SO FINE in the pen it is hardly seen... but as you catch the light you can REALLY SEE the shimmer come to life!!! 

We carry the Aqua Shimmer Pens in 2 colors... Glitter Gloss (which lands more "silver" in color) and Midas Touch (which has a more "gold" tint to it) 
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For Demo this week, we talked about painting with the Aqua Shimmer Pens!! 

​Check out these fun ideas!!! 
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One of the EASIEST ways to paint with the Aqua Shimmer Pen is to use Color Burst!! 

In an empty watercolor palette, add in a few particles of Color Burst. I decided to use these warm tones for coloring my flowers!! 

Because the Aqua Shimmer Pens are wet on the tip, you can easily pick up the Color Burst Powder and start watercoloring!! 
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When I watercolor with the Aqua Shimmer Pens, I always start where in the "shadow" might be... in the corners or edges of the flowers... 

To do a color-wash, I squeeze out the shimmer from the pen into the palette so it thins the Color Burst. Then I take my Aqua Shimmer Pen and paint with the diluted color to fill in larger areas!
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I LOVE this card!! This stamp set, Everlasting Happiness is from Altenew and the images are just STUNNING when watercolored with the vibrant Color Burst!! 
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I also LOVED the idea of watercoloring with the Distress Oxide Spray Inks!! To do this, just spritz some color into your blank watercolor palette.. Then use your Aqua Shimmer Pen to watercolor like usual!! 
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 Just look how VIBRANT these colors are!! 

I like to stamp and heat-emboss my images with the Ivory Embossing Powder from Stampendous.. When you watercolor over the white embossing the images COME TO LIFE!! When I was done watercoloring my image, I still had some ink on the tip of my brush and I flicked the brush over the paper and added a SHIMMERY SPLATTER across the entire page!! 
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I used an X-acto knife to cut out the middle of the card so I could add in my own sentiment!!
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One of my favorite ways to watercolor with the Aqua Shimmer Pen is to color DIRECTLY from the watercolor palette.. HOWEVER if you do this keep in mind that your water colors will be SHIMMERY FOREVER!! (I have dedicated one of my watercolor palettes to be a "shimmery" one because I love this effect so much!) 
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I always pick up the color and then start with the underside of the image so the darkest colors are the shadowed areas! 

When I was all done painting the strawberries I squeezed out some shimmer so I could do a color-wash on the background.

Just LOOK HOW SHIMMERY the paper is!!! 
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This Three Strawberry stamp from Impression Obsession is PERFECT for Summertime!!! 
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Did you know you can also watercolor with the Distress Oxide Inks?!?! 
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To do this, just smoosh the inks onto a piece of Acetate (or a craft mat) and then watercolor as usual!! 

You can always squeeze out some of the shimmer to thin the inks to get dark and light tones 

I love this Vulture stamp colored with Distress Oxide inks Wild Honey and Faded Jeans 
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I LOVE Distress Oxide Inks because they are SO VIBRANT on the white card stock!! 
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This swan stamp is such a beautiful image!!! 

I like to do the mirror/reflection stamping technique for creating the 2 swans looking at each other... you can view that technique by viewing one of our past blogs!! ​https://www.stampadoodle.com/stampadoodle-blog/reflections
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Now for using Distress Inks (yes, the standard ones!!) 

Did you know that if you stamp with Distress Inks onto Kromekote Paper that the image becomes resistant to water?!?! The reason is because the surface is "permeable" meaning the image falls BELOW the glossy finish. 

This is great because you can stamp an image.. LET IT DRY... then smoosh inks onto Acetate (or a craft mat) and watercolor the image you just stamped. What happens is the ink you stamped in IS PERMANENT and won't move!! 

So you can stamp and watercolor with the SAME INK. 
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I also love watercoloring with Tombow Markers.... this is my personal favorite way for watercoloring!!!

Color onto a piece of Acetate (or a craft mat) and spritz a little bit of water. Then, watercolor like usual!! 

I always start my watercolors where the shadows might be (for example, the underside of the swan) and that is where the ink will be darkest. 
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Once again, I did a color-wash here with the Tombow Markers and the Aqua Shimmer Pen and it is SO SHIMMERY!!!! I just love the effect!! 
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You can also PAINT ITEMS with Acrylic Paint!! I like to squeeze out a *tiny bit* of Acrylic Paint onto my craft mat and then paint with my Aqua Shimmer Pen.

Below, check out how I painted one of these Wood Veneer Flying Keys with a little bit of Black Acyrlic Paint and the Aqua Shimmer Pen... the Flying Key is now SO GLITTERY!!!
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There are SO MANY IDEAS for painting with your Aqua Shimmer Pen!!! 

Stop by to see us to get inspired!! We would LOVE to see you!! 

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Woodgrain Ideas with Paper

5/10/2019

 
For Demo this week we explored the wonderful world of using Woodgrain ideas in your paper crafting!! 

Check out some of these fun ideas!! 
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First off, there are SO MANY OPTIONS for woodgrain papers here at the store!! 

You can use papers that are already printed with a woodgrain appearance and these are the ones we currently have in stock! 
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These papers are EMBOSSED with a woodgrain texture on ONE SIDE: 
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When making cards, you can incorporate the Woodgrain texture in a variety of different ways!! 

If you have a home die-cut machine, you can use this wonderful Woodgrain Embossing Folder from Taylored Expressions. 

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I liked the idea of just embossing a thin, plain paper bag.
  • Emboss a small, flat paper bag using the Woodgrain Embossing Folder, making sure that the ragged lip of the paper bag is also embossed. (So you can tuck a note into it!!) 
  • Run a Distress Ink, Walnut Stain ink pad across the textured side of the paper bag and cut your paper bag so it is only one-layer thick.
  • Cut a piece of card stock to fit on the front of a card base. Wrap the embossed paper bag around the front of the piece of card stock and glue in place with Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive. Mount this piece onto the front of your card base.
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  • Stamp a sentiment onto a piece of brown card stock and tuck the little note into the lip of the paper bag!! 
  • Use Distress Oxide ink pad, Worn Lipstick and a Waterbrush to watercolor the flowers. Finish off the card by adding a small ribbon along the bottom of the card 
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When it comes to the paper that is already EMBOSSED with woodgrain, you can colorize the woodgrain yourself using Distress Inks and the Nuvo Blending Sponges!
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I LOVED this look of creating a little garden shed using the embossed woodgrain paper and little charms!!! 
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Honestly.. you can color your embossed woodgrain card stock ANY COLOR YOU WANT!!!! That way it is sure to match the project you are working on... 
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Check out this idea... if you are looking to make the "1970's wood plank" it is easy to do with Kraft Sticker Paper and a score board!! 
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Once you score your sticker paper, apply the paper to a piece of card stock, the "planks" will smash together. Then, when you run a Distress Ink pad, Walnut Stain, across the "planks" they give a Distressed-look as well as giving them more definition. 
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One of my FAVORITE ideas was SO EASY... just scrape 2 colors of ink pads across a piece of white cardstock, Then CUT IT INTO STRIPS and paste them back down with 1/8" between each "plank" 

​IT LOOKS LIKE AN OLD FENCE!!!!! 
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I LOVE THIS WOODGRAIN!!! I had a lot of fun with this idea... You can use the Faber Castell Small Brush Tip pen to create the thin lines AND the chunky lines!! 
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I used the Picket Fence Blending Brushes to apply a soft layer of ink to the page to add interest... 
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You can also use your Score Board to create Planks!!
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Once you create your planks, you can ink the edges of each plank by rubbing the folds against a brown ink pad!! I added in the little "nails" by just using a fine-line black pen. 
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You can also create a fun Wood-Plank Fence!!! 

When I do this, I cut my paper into strips, then I cut ONE strip with a point and used that as a template to cut my other wood planks. 

I used the Faber Castell Fine-line black pen to add in the lines of woodgrain.
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I used my Tim Holtz Blending Tool to "ink" the edges of my planks before I adhered them down.
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I love this ivory woodgrain paper!! The lines on the paper make it really easy to cut out the planks and make a fun fence!! 
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I loved the idea of crows on a fence... 

I stamped the Crow Trio stamp (from Impression Obsession) on the paper FIRST and then I lined up the planks to create a 3-Dimensional Fence 
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Check out this sweet idea making a flower box!!! 

This woodgrain Flower Box stamp is from Impression Obsession. I stamped it with Versafine Clair ink, Nocturne

Then I tucked in all these fun flowers from this sweet Cottage Cutz Floral die-cut set and the botanicals from this Tim Holtz/Sizzix Greenery set
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I LOVE this new Tree Ring Stencil from Altenew!!! 

I decided to play with this idea.. I first used the Picket Fence Blending Brushes and brushed a light color of Distress Ink, Walnut Ink 

THEN I went in with a few sizes of fine-line Faber Castell black pens to add in the "grain" and it is SO AMAZING!!!! 

​I LOVE THIS LOOK!! 
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The Blending Brushes are SO WONDERFUL for applying inks because the color blends out color until it disappears! 
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One of the EASIEST ideas for creating the woodgrain look is to use Tombow Brush Markers! 

The brush markers are great because you can do fine-lines AND thick lines. I love having the tones of dark and light lines.
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Once you have drawn your lines, you can make it less-intense by just spritzing on a light mist of water 
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Woodgrain texture is so much fun to play with!! You can make signs, you can cut it up to make "planks", you can do card making and SO MUCH MORE!!

Stop by the store to get inspired!!

See you soon!!

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Distressed Techniques

4/26/2019

 
Have you always wanted to make your art or paper look old/distressed? Not sure how to create "the look" or not sure how to get started? 

Well here are some great ideas!! 
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First, to create that "old" look you can use a brown ink pad. We call this technique "inking" because you are adding ink along the edge (or on top of the paper) to add the look of texture. 

You can add ink in a variety of different ways using a variety of different tools. 

You can use a brown ink pad DIRECTLY onto the paper.. the color is VERY dark and it can be harder to control... but it also depends on the look you are trying to create!! 
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You can also use the Tim Holtz Ink Blending Tool. I like to use this one because you can pick up ink OFF of your ink pad and THEN apply the ink onto the side of the paper. This tool is great to use because the ink is not as intense in color AND you have more control of where you put your ink. 

Keep in mind, because the tool is SQUARE, if you get a square impression on your paper, do it in another place on your paper so it *looks intentional* 
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The Nuvo Blending Sponges are GREAT for applying inks because the circular tool leaves no awkward shape behind which makes it look much softer and lends to having more control of WHERE to apply your ink.

Check out here with a piece of woodgrain paper how we applied ink softly until the texture comes to life!! 
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BUT the BEST tool (at least in my personal opinion) for applying inks are the Picket Fence Blending Brushes. 

They are SO SOFT and because there are SO MANY BRISTLES it makes it so much easier for applying a soft layer of ink onto the surface. 

For example, here I crinkled up some paper then used the Picket Fence Blending Brush (from the large set) to apply a layer of brown ink. When I lightly run my brush across the crinkled paper, the wrinkles become more apparent and look really cool!! (I even crinkled up my paper and smashed it on the ink pad in some areas to create REALLY dark areas of color) 

But just LOOK at how nice this gradation of color is... and it makes it look old REALLY quickly. 
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if you have a Home Die-cut Machine, you can run card stock through this Woodgrain Embossing Folder. 
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You can use your Picket Fence Blending Brushes to apply 2 colors of Distress Ink onto the paper that has the embossed image in it. I like to use the 2 colors of Distress Ink because the tone-on-tone colors give the paper more interest. 

Depending which shades of brown you use will make the woodgrain image look darker and older or brighter and more fun!

​Notice how in each of these ideas the centers of the woodgrains are darker. I usually coat the whole image with the lighter color FIRST and then go back in with the darker color in the centers of the woodgrain. 
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You can also add color to the embossed woodgrain image using Watercolors. I like using the Chisel-tip Waterbrush because then you can use brush-strokes that go up-and-down to follow the same movement of the woodgrain. I tend to spray my watercolors with WATER first, then pick up the color and brush it across the textured paper. I always start with a lighter shade of brown and then move to darker colors. 

On the image below, the black was added LAST by just rubbing the black ink pad along the texture. I love how imperfect it is! It actually looks pretty neat!! 
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Ok, now for some FUN ideas!!! 

Check out this idea using crinkled Tissue Paper and PVA! 
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On your piece of paper, stamp an image with Versafine Clair ink, Nocturne (or another water-proof ink) and then brush on a little bit of PVA around the image and "scrunch" the Tissue Paper into the PVA. You can add a little more PVA if needed. I applied Tissue Paper around the image on the top and bottom. 

THEN use the Picket Fence Blending Brushes to apply a soft layer of Distress Ink (Walnut Stain and Black Soot is what I used here). I LOVE the look of the inks on the crinkled Tissue Paper... it adds so much texture and dimension.. and it makes it look old!! 
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On this one I used the Distress Oxide ink, Peacock Feathers AND the Distress Ink, Black Soot. Showing that YES you can use the 2 kinds of inks together!! (and honestly, I LOVE blending with the Oxide inks!! They are SO VIBRANT!!! ) 
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I used one of the Fred B. Mullett Stamps for this card and I LOVE how it turned out!!! I stamped in the Versafine Clair ink, Nocturne because I didn't want my image to bleed or move when I applied a layer of PVA and Oxide inks.. 
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Or check out this idea:
  • Use 3 colors of Distress Oxide inks (Wild Honey, Lucky Clover, and Wilted Violet) and Distress Ink (Black Soot). Start out by applying some of each of the Oxide Inks to a piece of Solar White card stock. 
  • Spray some water to blend the colors together. Use a heat-gun to heat-set the inks.
  • Apply a soft layer of Distress Ink, Black Soot using the Picket Fence Blending Brushes
  • "Fleck" the paper with water using some water on your fingertips. Don't worry.. it's not meant to be perfect!! Use your heat-gun to heat-set this image again.
  • Lastly, use your Picket Fence Blending Brushes to apply another soft layer of Distress ink, Black Soot and watch as those "flecks" of water become darker!! 
THIS IS SO FUN to create!! 
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I love the look of a Collage Art Piece with a Distressed Theme...

I used a combination of stamps, Distress Oxide inks, Distress inks, water, and the White Zig pen in this design to add a fun look! I LOVE the vibrancy of these Distress Oxide Inks!!! 

I stamped my Halo Bird image and the circular textured image with Versafine Clair ink, Nocturne because I wanted my images to be waterproof as I added in the brighter Oxide inks and moved them with a spritz of water. 
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I LOVE the Halo part of this bird image!! So when I went to create an Ocean-inspired piece I used the SAME HALO but just inked the image without the bird so I could stamp a Lighthouse in the center instead!! 
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I LOVE HOW THIS TURNED OUT!!!!! I had so much fun creating this.. I love the pop-of-color with the Distress Oxide inks and the movement that was created from this swirl stamp from Impression Obsession... what a FUN CARD to create!!! 
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In this image, the white highlights were created with Bleed-Proof White and the splatter was also created from the same ink 
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There are SO MANY WAYS to make your art look distressed!!! These are just a few ideas of ALL THE THINGS you can do!!! 

Time to get out your inks, paints, and tools and start playing!!! 

Have any questions? Need items set aside for you? Give us a call!!

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