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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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The Art of Doodling

4/5/2019

 
What is doodling? Doodling is drawing lines, swirls, dots, and zig-zags in a fun way with little fore-thought or plan to create designs that you are intrigued by in the moment

So many people get overwhelmed when it comes to putting a pen onto a blank piece of paper.. but I like to think of it as a Project WAITING TO HAPPEN!!!

When it comes to doodling, many of us having been doing it for YEARS! Maybe you used to draw swirls on the side of school papers, maybe you like to add a row of dots and scallops along the edge of your paper... you may be a Doodler and not even know it!! 

Wendy was the demonstrator for Demo this week, and she taught us about the "Art of Doodling" .. check out some of these great ideas!! 
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First, Wendy started out by doodling on a piece of white card stock using her FAVORITE doodling pen... the Black Glaze Pen. She sectioned it out so she had 4 doodles on one piece of paper

Then, Wendy just copied her doodles onto a piece of white card stock AND onto a piece of Vellum 
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I like that the SAME DOODLE looks different depending on which paper it is copied onto... 
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Then, Wendy and I HAD SOME FUN!!!! 

Wendy took half a sheet and I took half a sheet... and we played around with concepts and ideas on how to USE the doodles to create cards!! 

​Just LOOK AT THESE IDEAS!!!! 

This one was really fun... We started out with this design (Wendy had the one printed on Vellum and I had the one printed on white card stock) 
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Wendy's Idea:

Wendy colored with Tombow Markers on the Vellum on the BACK SIDE of the doodle design. Then she found this fun stamp from Laurel Burch and colored the image with Prismacolor colored pencils making sure to use the SAME COLOR PALETTE as she colored the background. 

When you color on Vellum with markers on the BACK SIDE of the Vellum you get this beautiful, muted effect that I JUST LOVE. 
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Elli's Idea: 

​Now, when I saw this image... I thought of ... SHELVES!!! 

I used my home-die-cut-machine to cut out the Mini Cats from Impression Obsession so I could have them WALKING ON THE SHELVES 

I used an X-acto knife to cut out some of the shapes and spread them apart so I could adhere some Mini Cats on the "shelves" that I created. 
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Then we played with the next design... Wendy took the one that was printed on Vellum and I took the one that was printed on white card stock 
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Wendy's Idea: 

Wendy took hers (that was printed on Vellum) and watercolored her image using Tombow Markers and her Aqua Shimmer Pen. THEN she backed the piece of Vellum with a piece of Acetate (so the piece of Vellum is more sturdy). She cut out an oval in the front of her card base and the same size oval out of a piece of black card stock. Wendy tucked her image between the card base and the black piece of card stock so that the middle is translucent when you look at it in front of a window. Wendy added MORE DOODLES on the black card stock with a Purple Gel Pen. 

Wendy added in the Hello die-cut from Hero Arts on the very front and I JUST LOVE how it turned out!!! 
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Elli's Idea: 

At first glance at the doodle, it looked a little bit like a beach scene! I took Tombow Markers and a Waterbrush and added in some color for the sun, sky, and beach. Then, I took an X-acto Knife and cut just part of the line between the water and sand and added in a couple pop-dots to add dimension. Then I die-cut this Fishing Boat from Taylored Expressions and tucked it in the slit I created to make it look like a boat on water. 

I used the same colors to color the boat and to add a little bit of color here and there... I didn't want the image to be too busy so I just added a pop of color rather than coloring the ENTIRE image. 
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The next design was A LOT OF FUN. Wendy had the one printed on white card stock and I had the one printed on Vellum
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Wendy's Idea:

Wendy took Tombow Markers and the Nuvo Aqua Shimmer Pen and watercolored this image. It was such a quick and easy card to put together.. and the Aqua Shimmer Pen is SO IRIDESCENT and beautiful!! It really brings this image to life... 
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Elli's Idea:

I thought it would be fun to mount mine onto a piece of black card stock. I started out by cutting my image (printed on Vellum) into sections... I just followed the lines Wendy had drawn.. and then used the Nuvo Deluxe Adhesive to adhere my Vellum in place (THIS GLUE IS GREAT FOR VELLUM!!). 

When I laid down my sections, I separated them a bit so the black card stock was visible between the images. Then, I went back in with a Uniball White Gel Pen and added some highlights here and there. 

I LOVE how this turned out!!! 
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This was the last design that Wendy and I played with... Wendy had the image printed on white card stock and I had the image that was printed on Vellum... 
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Wendy's Idea:

Wendy started out by coloring SOME of the image red with a Tombow Marker. THEN she used the Scribble Circles die-cut from Impression Obsession to cut into her image. I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!!! 

The circle pattern on the doodle COMBINED with this Scribble Circles die-cut leads to an AMAZING CARD.

I love the colors, the movement, and just the FUN that this card has... Great design!!! 
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Elli's Idea: 

This image to me had a lot of negative and positive space... and I wanted to make those areas POP!!! 

I just used an X-acto Knife and a cutting mat to cut out some of the little circles and sections in the doodle and then used The Ultimate Glue to adhere the Vellum to a piece of Light Purple Glitter Paper. 

I LOVE how the pop of glitter draws your eye to focal points without it being too overwhelming.. Of course I LOVE glitter so I wanted that to be my focal point! 
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Really, Doodling is just the BEGINNING of what you can do!!! 

If you want to start doodling, but are not sure where to begin, I suggest you take a piece of nice, white card stock and a black pen that feels comfortable to write with (like a Uniball Pen or a Gel Pen) and just draw. Just draw a line, then draw swirls at the end of the line, add some dots, add some circles, create a zig-zag... don't think, JUST HAVE FUN. 

You never know what you can create when you just let the creativity flow!! 

If you need more inspiration, or ideas on HOW to use your doodles to make a card, stop by the store!! We would LOVE to help!! 

See you soon!
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Tuesday with Wendy, Sept 12th

9/16/2017

 
This week for Tuesday with Wendy, the gals were having so much fun!! The 3 cards, which showcased 3 different techniques, were a HUGE HIT!!
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The first card, pictured above on the top left, was actually designed as a Birthday Card for Wendy's Mother-in-law... Wendy loved making it SO MUCH that she decided to make it one of the cards this week!!
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Wendy used 2 different products to make this card, Happy Birthday Streamer from Poppy and a Laurel Burch design, Floral Vase by Stampendous.

The technique:
  • Score your card so it folds in half nicely
  • Open the card and stamp the image on the INSIDE of the card on the left side. Wendy stamped in Versafine Onyx Black and embossed the image with Detail Gold embossing powder.
  • Using an Exacto Knife, begin to fussy-cut the image, making sure to only cut on the RIGHT SIDE OF THE IMAGE.
  • Cut only half of the image out (the RIGHT side). Then, making sure you have only cut to the half-way point of the Floral Vase, and flip it forward.
  • The vase is now on the FRONT of the card
  • Stamp and fussy-cut a second Floral Vase. Using pop-dots, tape the Floral Vase down on top of the original vase.
  • Using Tombow Markers, color in the Floral Vase as much as you'd like!
  • Mount decorative, flower paper on the inside. We used the line Weekend Adventures by Bo Bunny. Wendy then mounted the flower paper onto Stardream Antique Gold paper.. which really brings out the gold on the flower stamp!!
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The next card... and my FAVORITE.. was made using this Pirate Cove stamp from Stampendous, the Birds and Banners die-cut from Penny Black, and the Tangled Webs embossing folder from Taylored Expressions
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To make the card:
  • Start out by embossing a piece of background paper with the Tangled Webs embossing folder (Wendy used one of the papers we carry that has an old map printed on it). She used a Distress ink pad, Vintage Photo, and applied the ink directly onto the embossed spiderweb image. Make sure to lightly apply it!!  This  will make the spiderwebs POP on the page. 
  • Next, Wendy lightly stamped out the Pirate Cove image onto a piece of copy paper and then fussy-cut-out the circle part of the stamp ONLY
  • Wendy took the piece of map paper (with the spiderwebs embossed on it) and flipped it over upside-down on the counter. She traced the circle (from the last step) onto the paper.
  • Using an Exacto Knife, start in the center of the circle and cut slices into the CIRCLE PART ONLY.. kind of like a pizza... BE SURE not to cut around the outside circle!!
  • Then, flip over the piece of paper. Using a skewer, or a small dowel, roll back the "Slices" you just made!! Roll them tightly so they remain curled!
  • On a piece of Astroparche paper, stamp the Pirate Cove image out using Versafine, Sepia  and emboss with Clear Bark embossing powder
  • Overlay your piece of map paper and tape it down using double-sided tape. The Pirate Cove image should be peeking out from behind the sliced circle you created.
  • To finish the card, use one of the banners from the Birds and Banners die-cut set. Wendy used the Distress, Vintage Photo ink pad and applied ink directly to the banner giving it an "aged" effect!
Isn't this card just SO COOL!?!?!? I LOVE IT!!!!
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The last card in the series was made using this fall-themed truck from Penny Black, Pumpkin Truck. A very easy card to put together!!
  • Stamp out the image using Versafine, Sepia and emboss with Clear Bark embossing powder.
  • Fussy-cut-out the truck
  • Use 2 strips of Decorative Paper to frame-out the truck (Wendy used Hello Fall by Carta Bella)
  • Die-cut the Give Thanks die-cut from Impression Obsession
  • Color in the truck! Wendy likes to use Prismacolor colored pencils, but some gals wanted to use Tombow Markers... whatever you choose to color with is up to you!!
  • Put the card together using double-sided tape
Fun cards this week!!!

Next Tuesday with Wendy will be offered on Sept 26th!!

Give us a call to sign up!

The class is only $10 and you receive a packet to make 3 full cards!
Instruction takes about 20-30 mins and the remainder of the class is for working on the cards

There are 3 class times available: 11am, 1:30, and 6pm.
**Please sign up by the Saturday before class**

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Art Impressions Tri-Fold Cards

6/28/2016

 
The Art Impressions Tri-fold cards are SO CUTE.
When you first see the design, it can be slightly confusing on how to create the card. Today I am going to show you step by step how to create this beautiful effect!!

You will need one of the tri-fold sets. I decided to use this set from Art Impressions (Left), Blessings to You.

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Along with the stamp set, you will also need:
A home die cut machine
Tombo markers in varying colors
Waterbrush
Pop dots
Acetate
Black waterproof stamp ink
White paper
First, you will need a piece of paper , measuring 4 1/4" x 11, score it so it folds into thirds, so roughly at 3 1/2" and about 7 1/4"
Then, stamp your images, one on the inside on the middle panel, the next stamp on the OUTSIDE of the right panel, and the last stamp on the OUTSIDE of the left panel and use the die cuts (which are included in this set) to create the little peek-a-boo window.
Then, use the pop dots to create dimension. I used 4 little pop dots in total, using 2 on the right side and 2 on the left side of the image with the lavendar sprig. This helps create that dimension.

I also stamped the image with the roses on a second piece of white paper. I cut them out to create a grouping that leans left and a grouping that leans right.
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Next, I prepared to watercolor. Take the piece of acetate and color directly on it with your markers. Use the waterbrush to add a little bit of water to activate the color.. then watercolor like normal!

*To create the darker colored areas I just colored directly onto the paper and used the waterbrush to blend it in. *
After I painted the 2 rose bunches,  I attached the groupings to the pop dots so that they are covered up.
Watch as the little bunny comes to life as you fold your card! Now he truly is hiding in his little burrow <3

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Stampadoodle & The Paper Cafe  1825 Grant Street  Bellingham  Washington 98225  ring: 360.647.9663
Open Daily  Mon-Fri 9am till 6pm, Sat 10am till 6pm & Sun 11am till 5pm   email: Stampadoodle at gmail.com