Showing posts with label Tsukineko/Imagine Crafts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tsukineko/Imagine Crafts. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 8, 2017

Holiday Napkin Rings with Erin Quiding-Sampson


For todays project I decided to create some napkin rings for the winter holidays. I started off by cutting a piece of scrapbook paper into 6 - 1 ½ “ by 4” pieces. For the snowflakes, I used a package of chipboard snowflakes that I embossed with silver detail embossing powder then a second coat of ultra thick embossing powder to give it that metal look.


I used a strip of double sided tape to hold the paper together in a circle, then glued down the snowflake to the paper ring. Lastly, I added some sparkly embellishments to the centers of the snowflakes to finish them off.


Southern Ridge Trading Company Products Used:


Other Supplies Used:

- Silver Detail Embossing Powder
- Ranger Ink: Ultra Thick Embossing Powder
- Tsukineko/Imagine Crafts: VersaMark Ink Pad
- Double Sided Tape
- Dollar Store Embellishments

Thanks for looking ~ Erin



Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Jingle All The Way Ornament with Sandy McTier


Jingle Bells! Jingle Bells! Jingle all the Way! That is one of my favourite Christmas tunes, and the entire time I was painting this ornament – I was singing it – loudly!

Prep: I painted the chipboard with an even coat of Gesso using a large oval foam brush. This allowed me to either brush it on or tap it on for added texture, as desired. For this piece, I brushed on a smooth coat of Gesso. Once one side dried, I repeated the process on the other side. I think this gives the chipboard a bit more stability.  

Next, I painted an even coat of DecoArt Multi-Surface Sealer on the ornament and let it dry. Once completely dry, I gave it a light sanding. Then I base coated the ornament with DecoArt Antique White using a Dynasty Black Gold 3/4" Flat Wash brush.

I wanted a border around the edge and found the easiest way to create it was by sketching the same shape of the edge in just a bit with a pencil.


I stamped the background with a beautiful Stampendous Holiday Stamp using some StazOn Ink. Since I had to stamp it a few times to cover the ornament, I moved the stamp around in order to avoid an obvious pattern.


I painted the border with DecoArt Media Pyrrole Red using a Dynasty Black Gold 3/8” Angle brush. Once dry, I floated some Raw Umber around the inside edge of the red border to give the border a little dimension.


I painted the ribbon with Pyrrole Red and the bells with Metallic Gold. Using the 3/8” Angle, I painted the folds on the ribbon and where it meets the bells. Using a liner brush, I painted on some thin lines of Titanium White.



I added some more white lines to give the ribbon a plaid appearance and then dry brushed some white highlights on the loops, bow center and on the bells.
Tip: When I dry brush, I like using the Dynasty Mezzaluna brushes. I load the brush with paint and then wipe almost all of the paint off. Then I dry brush in the desired area. It’s easier to build up the layers to the desired look.


Next, I placed the bells on the ornament and lightly drew around the shape so that I could add some shadows with Paynes Gray. I added the words and then painted them in with a Dynasty Black Gold #2 Round brush loaded with Carbon Black. Once dry, I added a shadow with Titanium White. Load a very wet 3/8” Angle with Titanium White and tap the middle of the handle onto the middle of another brush to splatter some white here and there. Quickly wipe it off where you don’t want it.
Words TIP: Print off a word(s) from your computer and then, using transfer paper and a pen, transfer the words onto your piece. Paint with a liner brush or small round brush using a colour of your choice!


Once everything is dry, varnish with DecoArt Soft-Touch Varnish.
To finish, glue the chipboard on the ornament using E6000.
Add a ribbon and hang!

I hope this inspires you to create some ornaments today!!

Southern Ridge Trading Company Supplies:


Other Supplies Used:

- Surface: Tavern Sign #2803 (Available at www.BearWithUs.com)
- DecoArt Americana: Antique White
- DecoArt Media Fluid Acrylics: Titanium White, Pyrrole Red, Raw Umber, Paynes Gray & Metallic Gold
- DecoArt Media White Gesso, Multi-Surface Sealer & Soft-Touch Varnish
- Dynasty Brushes: Black Gold 3/4" Flat Wash, Black Gold #2 Round, Black Gold 3/8" Angle and Mezzaluna (Sm) (Available at www.TheBrushGuys.com) use promo code sandymc for an additional discount.
- Tsukineko/Imagine Crafts: StazOn Ink Pad - Black
- Stampendous Stamp: Christmas Background CRR144
- Other Supplies: E6000, Transfer Paper & Pen/Stylus and Ribbon of choice


©2017 Jingle all the Way, Sandy McTier Designs ~ All Rights Reserved

Happy Creating!!  Sandy

Wednesday, July 5, 2017

Life is a Journey with Deb Antonick

As a DecoArt Helping Artist and now a member of the DecoArt Design Team, one of the perks is access to the latest and greatest that DecoArt has to offer. One of these highly-anticipated products has been the Premium Tube Acrylics.
One of the challenges as a member of their design teams is to find different and exciting ways to use this product.
First, I have to say that it is perfect for mixed media and chipboard, so let’s do something just a little bit different.


Basecoat the surface with a coat of Back Gesso
Brush a few random strokes of paint starting with Primary Magenta, then Cadmium Orange Hue, followed by Primary Yellow.
Fill in the black areas with Titanium White.
Note: Do not blend the colors together.


Add a few random pieces of the Washi Tape, just for fun, while the paint is still wet.
Quickly run the brayer over the surface to blend the paint for a distressed look.


Load the Doily stamp with Titanium White using the brayer and randomly stamp the background in 3 places.
Clean the stamp and the brayer with a Baby Wipe.
Load the Writers Block stamp with Carbon Black and stamp random sections in different directions.
Basecoat the Words “Life is a Journey” with Carbon Black and adhere to the surface with DecoArt Matte Medium.

Trace and cut the angel onto a sheet of old dictionary paper. Adhere to the surface with Matte Medium.
Use the Butterfly Wings stencil and DecoArt Media Texture Paste to add the wings using a palette knife. While the wings are still wet, sprinkle with Glamour Dust.



Basecoat the dress with by slip slapping Primary Magenta, Cadmium Orange Hue and Primary Yellow. For a blended look.
Basecoat the head with Titan Buff. Shade with Burnt Sienna.
Drybrush the cheeks with Metallic Lustre Polished Coral. Dot the eyes with Carbon Black. Dot the cheeks and the eyeballs with Titanium White.
Shade around the outer edge of the canvas, and around the angel with Paynes Grey.
Outline the angel and under the wings with the Stabillo All pencil. Soften the pencil with a damp ¼” angle shader.
Basecoat the feathers with Carbon Black. Trim and adhere to the dress with Matte Medium.



Use your fingers to rub the feathers with the Metallic Lustres.
Rub some of the Brilliant Turquoise onto the wings and to the Metal Butterfly.
Randomly stamp the background using the Dinosaur stamp and Cobalt Teal Hue.
Emboss the words, the halo and the feathers.
Adhere the butterfly and the metal heart with Glue Dots.

Southern Ridge Trading Company Products Used:

- Stencil: Butterfly Wings

Surface:

- 10 x 10 Wood Canvas Panel www.cdwood.com

Supplies Used:

- ArtFoamies Stamps: Balzar Writers Block, Doily Large and Balzar Dinosaur Skin -


- Brayer
- Scissors
- Old Dictionary page
- VersaMark Watermark Embossing Ink Pad and Pen
- Embossing powder: Stampendous Aged Black
- Heat Gun
- Tim Holtz Washi Tape:  Music
- Rustic Metal Butterfly and Heart embellishments
- Pop Up Glue Dots
- Stabillo Aquarellable All Pencil 8046

Paints and Mediums Used:

- DecoArt Matte Medium DMM20
- DecoArt Media Black Gesso DMM19
- DecoArt Media Crackle Paste DMM17
- DecoArt Glamour Dust
- DecoArt Metallic Lustre: Polished Coral ML17C, Orange Flicker ML08C, Brilliant Turquoise ML11C
DecoArt Premium Tube Acrylics: 

Cadmium Orange Hue DTA12, Primary Magenta DTA03, Primary Yellow DTA19, Titan Buff DTA41, Titanium White DTA40, Paynes Grey DTA30, Burnt Sienna DTA09, Cobalt Teal Hue DTA29


Brushes Used:


- Dynasty Brush Black Gold Series206:  ¾” Flat, ½” and ¼” angular shader, ½” flat


Copyright by Deb Antonick




Monday, May 15, 2017

You Can Count on Me Scrapbook Layout with Charlene Byrd

Hello Bloggers!
Charlene here! Thank you for joining me today! I hope you’ve been enjoying the design team’s creations with the Zen Dragonfly and getting lots of inspiration from us.


For my take on the Zen Dragonfly I used Perfect Pearl Powders. With my black and white photo and the neutral pallet of colours on my layout I wanted to add a bit of shimmer to make the dragonfly pop.




I added some Versa mark ink on top of my dragonfly and then used a paint brush to brush on different colours of Perfect Pearls Powder until I created the desired look I was hoping for. To complete my dragonfly I added some pearls to the body. Because of the powder I had to use some Glossy Accents to adhere the pearls. (The glue dot on the back of the pearl didn’t stick; it just took off the powder)


For the Delicate Lace Border I swiped Pumice Stone Distress ink over the top to add some colour and then added some pearls.

Southern Ridge Trading Company Products Used:


Other Products Used:

- Basic Grey paper and stickers
- Paper doilies
- Ranger Ink: Perfect Pearls
- VersaMark Ink
- Flowers
- Pearls
- String

Thanks for joining me today! I hope you’re enjoying the Zen Dragonfly!!
Happy Creating!
- Charlene



Monday, January 9, 2017

Hockey Scrapbook Layout with Charlene Byrd

Hello everyone, Charlene here!

Happy New Year! I hope everyone enjoyed the holiday season! Thanks for joining me today on the blog! Today’s layout celebrates Canada’s favourite sport, HOCKEY! People ask me all the time which team I cheer for. I tell them I don’t really watch NHL hockey, I cheer for Pittsburgh only because it’s my son’s favourite team but I am a HUGE Rangers fan! Last year I was so fortunate to have a hockey mom who was an amazing photographer, she had her camera on sports mode at every game! I have so many amazing pictures of Remington from that year; I really miss her this year!


I was so excited to see that Southern Ridge had a goalie in their hockey collection! Yay!! To create the word Hockey, I first cut off the hockey player (as it was part of the word) so I could add the goalie silhouette. I stained it with Black Soot Distress stain and then added black UTEE to the top. I simply stained the goalie silhouette with black stain and added foam squares behind it to make it pop up a bit.


I added Tim Holtz Black Soot Distress Stain to the star chipboard and again added black UTEE over it. I also added blue pattern paper behind the star to make it stand out a bit more. I had a small piece of the fish net chipboard lying around; it reminded me of the hockey net so it was a perfect match for the layout.

Southern Ridge Trading Company Chipboard Used:

Other Products Used:

- Tim Holtz lettering
- Washi Tape
- Tsukineko/Imagine Crafts: VersaMark
- Black UTEE
- Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink: Black Soot Distress stain
- Basic Grey pattern paper
- Stamp
- Black ink

Remember to play along in the monthly challenge over on the Southern Ridge Trading Company blogEach month enter for your chance to win 4 designs from the online store - chipboard.ca -$20 (before tax) retail value of YOUR OWN CHOOSING! 

Thanks for joining me,
Happy Creating!

Charlene





Monday, October 17, 2016

More Cute than Spooky Scrapbook Layout with Charlene Byrd

Hello Everyone!


Who doesn’t love a good costume?!! I know I sure do! My nephew’s family is so adorable, I love them all! How adorably cute are these 3 little hunters who are getting ready to shoot some ducks! (It takes a confident man to put on tights! Haha!)
So let’s get started on how I created this ‘More Cute then Spooky’ page.


I simply stained the spider web with Black Soot Distress stain. I glued it where I wanted the spider web and cut off the excess. That allowed me to have a piece for the bottom corner.


To make the sign post I first wanted to distress the bottom to give it texture so that it looked a bit more weathered and worn. To do this I used an x-acto knife and made little cuts along the bottom of the chipboard. (Make sure to not cut all the way through).










From there I started playing. I knew I wanted it to look a bit like patina. I started by painting the entire piece with Antique White paint. Then I dry brushed some brown and blue paint. At this point it looked good but I just wasn’t completely pleased yet. So then I remembered I had some Perfect Pearls Powder. I added some VersaMark to the top and used a dry paint brush to randomly add 3 colours of Perfect Pearls. Now it was perfect!


I continued the look of the Perfect Pearls onto the gate. I started by staining the gate black. Then I added the VersaMark Ink and 3 colours of Perfect Pearls. The look was a little more subtle than the sign which is what I wanted.


The word Cute was first stained with Black Soot Distress Stain and then I added some Clear UTEE to make it pop.

Southern Ridge Trading Company Products Used:


Other Products Used:

- Pink Paislee paper
- Black mesh
- String
- Paint
- Ranger Ink: Perfect Pearls & Clear UTEE
- Tsukineko/Imagine Crafts: Versamark Ink
- Tim Holtz for Ranger Ink: Black Soot Distress stain


Remember to play along in the monthly challenge over on the Southern Ridge Trading Company blogEach month enter for your chance to win 4 designs from the online store - chipboard.ca -$20 (before tax) retail value of YOUR OWN CHOOSING! 

Thanks for joining me!
Happy Halloween!

Live, Be Happy and Create!
Charlene