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Saturday, September 10, 2016

Spellbinders Art Nouveau Tutorial

Hello friends, I have a tutorial for Spellbinders to share with you - using some of the newly released Art Nouveau Dies by Licensed Designer Stacey Caron - what is not to love about these Dies!?  I know you will love how easy it is to create using them definitely a WOW Factor!!


Spellbinders Products:

Other:
Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L: E-Z Adhesive Runner, 3D Foam Squares; Want2Scrap: 72 Count - pink rhinestones - self adhesive; Imagine Crafts: Memento Ink in Bamboo Leaves, Sponge dauber; handmade Resin flower; Anna Griffin Inc: Pennant; light green cardstock


1. Cut.emboss one (1) Art Nouveau Waterlilies Decorative Elements #2 #3 (#1 being the smallest) using cream cardstock.
2. Using the die as a Stencil, sponging inside the Die using Bamboo Leaves and a Sponge Dauber.
3. Remove from the Die.

4. Using a Brayer - apply ink to the Floral Folder - pattern side up.
5. Place ink side down onto white cardstock and use the brayer to make sure every area is covered,

6. Cut inked cardstock to size 8cm x 11cm
7. Adhere the inked cardstock to the Waterlilies Decorative Elements #3, tucking the top and bottom under the 'waterlily'.
8. Adhere the waterlilies #2 to the layers using 3D Foam Squares.
9. Adhere Pennant to the smaller layer using double sided tape.
10.Adhere handmade embellishment using liquid glue.
11. Stamp sentiment using black ink.
12. Trim and adhere across the pennant using 3D Foam Squares.
13. Adhere bling as shown in the main photo.


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 support you give me - you make blogging such an amazing place to be!! Your encouragement is such a blessing for me - it makes my day! God bless you!

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Wednesday, October 23, 2013

AIR #3 October - Kaleidacolor Challenge


I am back to share my third Tutorial as an Artist in Residence Tutorial for Imagine Crafts/ Tsukineko®  for September.  For this months Challenge we were given an IMAGINE Crafts®/Tsukineko® Kaleidacolor™ Dye Inkpad - mine was Autumn Leaves - with some IMAGINE Crafts® Fireworks!™ Craft Spray to match.  Here is what I came up with.





  • IMAGINE Crafts®/Tsukineko® Kaleidacolor™ Dye Ink in Autumn Leaves
  • IMAGINE Crafts® Fireworks!™ Craft Spray in Bamboo Leaves
Preferred Promotional Partners:


Other: Brayer, Rose ribbon, Cosmo Cricket™ - Chipboard Alphabet, Want2Scrap© - Swirls Finesse; Scrapbook Adhesives by 3L™ - E-Z Adhesive Runner


Emboss white card using the Cabbage Roses Spellbinder® M-Bossabilities™ folder and the  Grand Calibur® Machine.   Apply IMAGINE Crafts®/Tsukineko® Kaleidacolor™ Dye Ink in Autumn Leaves and a brayer.

NOTE:  If you line up the edge of your brayer with the edge of the ink pad, you will get the same colours each time you roll.





Cut two (2)  Decorative Labels Eight Spellbinders® Nestabilities®, use wax paper between the Die and the card to make it easier to remove from the filigree Die - wax side facing the Die.  Scor the top of the second Die inside the filigree frame as shown in the photo below.




Fold at the scored line and tape onto the first Die to form the card base.  Cut out the embossed and inked layer using the Labels Eight Nestabilities® and adhere to the card base using double sided tape.




Spray white Rose Braid using IMAGINE Crafts® Fireworks!™ Craft Spray in Bamboo Leaves.  I have sprayed twice to get the depth of colour I am wanting - make sure you let it dry between coats.  The material will have a lovely shimmer.  Attach to the card using double sided tape.




I have finished off the card by adding Want2Scrap© - Swirls Finesse above the Roses and a pennant from the Cosmo Cricket™ - Chipboard Alphabet.




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