Showing posts with label Distress Crayons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Distress Crayons. Show all posts

6/6/19

Neon Flowers - why not!

My boss asked for a card for his wife; I didn't have any extras on hand but said I could whip one up for him, what color or colors does she like. He replied neon, every neon possible; so I went to work. I still had the rose overlay die from MFT on my desk and knew it would be perfect. I picked some bright distress crayons, scribbled on water color paper and smeared around with a slightly damp finger. Once I was happy with the colors, I sprayed with shimmer mist and splattered on white paint. I cut a piece of black card stock, used the square dance stencil from SSS and smoothed on some Shimmery Goodness paste. I left it smooth in some areas and then pulled off a bit more of the paste in other areas - ah ya know, yin and yang!




I set all that aside to dry, die cut multiple Layered Leaves also used distress crayons (and a bit more water) to color; I adhered the outline of the leaves a bit off-center, I just liked the look. Once everything was dry, I adhered the outline of the roses (white card stock) and assembled the card.


Thanks for stopping by; hope you have a great weekend ahead!

Hugs,


WHAT'S IT TAKE:
Stamps: Penny Black Birthday Love (inside)
Ink: Gina K Black (inside)
Challenges:
  SSSIGChallenge (Instagram Challenge, Summertime)

4/7/17

Verve Beautiful Things with Mega 3D Dimension

The kind of dimension that doesn't fit in an envelope. :D

I had so much fun creating this card! Those flowers are made from a paperback book, I typically use a brad to secure the flower but this time, to allow for more dimension, I only added glue to the center of each layer.

I cut 6 layers of the flower using Verve's Beautiful Things die, stamped the top layer with Hero Arts Intense Black and colored with Distress Crayons - actually I just laid down some color and smeared it with my finger - yep, sure 'nuff! I added glossy accents to the center of each flower and sprinkled on some chunky glitter.


The background was stamped with Verve's Text Objects and embossed with Hero Arts white embossing powder; I smooshed (technical term - HA) on color with Distress Inks, added the black frame, some polka dot vellum leaves and called it good!


Thanks for stopping by; hope you have a great day!

Hugs,


WHAT'S IT TAKE?
Stamps: Verve Beautiful Things and Text Objects (looks like they no longer have this one in stock - sorry!)
Papers: Canson water color, PTI True Black, Hero Arts Black note card, PTI polka dot vellum
InkHero Arts Intense Black (save 15% by using code: MicheleG15), Picked Raspberry, Mermaid Lagoon, Twisted Citron distress inks, VersaMark
Accessories: glossy accents, Hero Arts White Embossing Powder (save 15% by using code: MicheleG15), chunky glitter, MFT pierced square dies, paperback book, Verve Beautiful Things die, MFT Blueprints

Challenges:

10/25/16

Hero Arts Geometric Mixed Media flowers & arrows

Hi friends - I'm up over at A Blog Named Hero with another fun geometric card; hope you'll stop by and take a peek!



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WHAT'S IT TAKE?

10/1/16

Layer It!

It's a new month *GASP* - has anyone counted how many days till Christmas...let's just not, ok? :D

This month at a2z Scrapbooking, we are focusing on LAYER IT. Normally, I would dig out tons of designer paper and go to town, I adore layers; but this time I went mixed media using gesso, whipped spackle, transparent glossy texture paste, 3 different stencils, distress crayons and distress inks! Oh such fun and oh so messy!


Don't forget, if some of these items aren't available in the a2z Scrapbooking store; they welcome special orders, so just let them know what you'd like! And, don't forget by using 'MicheleG15', you will receive 15% off any order $25+! What a deal; their prices are truly great!




I started with Ranger water color paper and applied a layer of gesso; I used the cornish petals stencil in the lower left hand corner with distress inks; then I used the arrow stencil and whipped spackle letting it dry completely. Once dry, I added color using distress crayons and rubbed in with my fingers. Then I sponged on more distress ink through the cornish petals stencil and finally I topped the entire panel with the bold floral stencil and applied glossy texture paste. You can probably see the glossy texture paste best in the upper right hand corner.


Finished it off with some white splatters, sparkly enamel dots, striped black and white paper, gold glitter paper, vellum and a layered pink and black die cut dipped in gold embossing powder and coated with glossy accents.

Thanks for stopping by; hope you'll join our Layer It challenge this month; we LOVE seeing your creations!

Hugs,


WHAT'S IT TAKE?
Stamps: HA Hello stamp and cut, HA Prayers stamp and cut (inside sentiment)
Papers: Ranger water color paper, Hero Arts blush (base card)
InkMustard Seed and Abandoned Coral distress inks, VersaMark
Accessories: HA bold floral stencil, HA arrow pattern stencil, transparent gloss texture paste, Stencil Girl cornish petals stencil, HA unicorn spray, distress crayons, Doodlebug enamel dots, gesso

Challenges:

8/25/16

Succulents + Distress Crayons

Hi friends - I'm up over at the a2z Scrapbooking blog sharing succulents and distress crayons; my first time to really play with the crayons - sure learned a lot. Won't you pop over and check it out?

PS - don't forget, if you shop at a2z's Etsy shop; you can save 15% by using code: MicheleG15! Whoop, whoop - we all love a discount!!


Hugs,


WHAT'S IT TAKE?
Stamps: Hero Arts Succulents
Papers: Ranger water color, Hero Arts layering papers
InkHero Arts Intense Black
Accessories: distress crayons, clear wink of stella, fun foam, washi tape

Challenges: