We would like to say a big "THANK YOU" to Dan from Authentique and for all those who attended the crop and classes. A great time was had by all! Dan had a great time and even got to visit Robert Moses while he was here!
Hope you visit us again soon!
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Showing posts with label Authentique. Show all posts
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Dan from Authentique - Thank You
Dear Bloggers:
We would like to say a big "THANK YOU" to Dan from Authentique and for all those who attended the crop and classes. A great time was had by all! Dan had a great time and even got to visit Robert Moses while he was here!
Hope you visit us again soon!
We would like to say a big "THANK YOU" to Dan from Authentique and for all those who attended the crop and classes. A great time was had by all! Dan had a great time and even got to visit Robert Moses while he was here!
Hope you visit us again soon!
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Another Bookmark by our SP Friend Robin H
Good Evening Blogger:
It's time to release another Bookmark made by our Scrapper's Playground Friends! The next Bookmark was made by Robin H. If you haven't turned in your bookmark, please send it to Kathy Diamond @ scrappersplayground.kathy@gmail.com as our bookmark challenge is coming to a close tomorrow. Just a friendly reminder that you must purchase the bookmark from the Playground and use product from the store. Don't forget to leave comments on the Blog as we will be picking a winner for their comments as well as their bookmark!
Supplies:
Bazzill Brown Cardstock
Grade School Distressible Cardstock by Tim Holtz
Library Distressible Cardstock by Tim Holtz
Ferro Metal Effect Colour - Gold Iron
Mini Patterns 6x6 Stencil by Blazer Designs
Petite Type Circle by Authentique
Idea-ology Chain Tassels by Tim Holtz
Great Job Robin!!!
It's time to release another Bookmark made by our Scrapper's Playground Friends! The next Bookmark was made by Robin H. If you haven't turned in your bookmark, please send it to Kathy Diamond @ scrappersplayground.kathy@gmail.com as our bookmark challenge is coming to a close tomorrow. Just a friendly reminder that you must purchase the bookmark from the Playground and use product from the store. Don't forget to leave comments on the Blog as we will be picking a winner for their comments as well as their bookmark!
Supplies:
Bazzill Brown Cardstock
Grade School Distressible Cardstock by Tim Holtz
Library Distressible Cardstock by Tim Holtz
Ferro Metal Effect Colour - Gold Iron
Mini Patterns 6x6 Stencil by Blazer Designs
Petite Type Circle by Authentique
Idea-ology Chain Tassels by Tim Holtz
Great Job Robin!!!
Monday, August 19, 2013
2nd Set of Cards by Linda E.
Good Evening Bloggers:
Today we are releasing the 2nd set of cards from our Card Designer, Linda E. These cards along with the other projects are hanging up on the wall to the right of the door as soon as you walk into Scrapper's Playground. Please feel free to ask any of our Staff for information on the products that were used on these cards.
Cards by Linda E.
Supplies:
Paper: Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock (White)
Tim Holtz Distress Water Color Cardstock (White)
Authentique (Lively)
Stamp: Paper Smooches Flap Happy (Butterfly)
Paper Smooches Birthday Sampler (Sentiment)
Die: Paper Smooches Butterflies 3
Ink: VersaMark Ink
StazOn (Brown)
Tim Holtz Distress Markers (Picked Raspberry, Shabby Shutters)
Adhesive: Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam Squares, Scor Tape
Misc: Clear Embossing Powder
When I saw the new Tim Holtz Distress Water Color Cardstock, I knew I wanted to try a resist technique. After trimming 1/2" inch off of each side, I started to line sentiment stamps up on the paper to create my background image. If you are using clear embossing powder like me, it is essential that your stamps are clean otherwise the white of your paper will not come through underneath the image. Once I was happy with the composition of my stamps, I transferred them to a clear acrylic block. I inked the stamps with Versamark Ink and stamped. Be sure to press firmly if you are using the textured side of the paper. (Note that you can use either side.) After sprinkling clear embossing powder on my image, I zapped it with my heat gun.
Next, I colored with the Distress Markers on a craft sheet and spritzed some water on top of the color. I also spritzed the Water Color Cardstock. With a paint brush, I started adding color to my image. I always love watching how the stamped image resists the ink! You can add as much or as little -- depending on the look you are going for. If you want bolder colors, don't mix any water into the color on your craft sheet. To finish the card, I matted the water color background onto a piece of pattern paper and adhered it to my card. Then, I die cut a butterfly (also from the water color cardstock) stamped the coordinating image with StazOn Ink, and used the same technique as above to add color to its wings. I adhered the butterfly to the card with foam tape for added dimension. I think the bright colors and fun background make this the perfect card for a teen girl.
Today we are releasing the 2nd set of cards from our Card Designer, Linda E. These cards along with the other projects are hanging up on the wall to the right of the door as soon as you walk into Scrapper's Playground. Please feel free to ask any of our Staff for information on the products that were used on these cards.
Cards by Linda E.
Supplies:
Paper: Bazzill Card Shoppe Cardstock (White)
Tim Holtz Distress Water Color Cardstock (White)
Authentique (Lively)
Stamp: Paper Smooches Flap Happy (Butterfly)
Paper Smooches Birthday Sampler (Sentiment)
Die: Paper Smooches Butterflies 3
Ink: VersaMark Ink
StazOn (Brown)
Tim Holtz Distress Markers (Picked Raspberry, Shabby Shutters)
Adhesive: Scrapbook Adhesives 3D Foam Squares, Scor Tape
Misc: Clear Embossing Powder
When I saw the new Tim Holtz Distress Water Color Cardstock, I knew I wanted to try a resist technique. After trimming 1/2" inch off of each side, I started to line sentiment stamps up on the paper to create my background image. If you are using clear embossing powder like me, it is essential that your stamps are clean otherwise the white of your paper will not come through underneath the image. Once I was happy with the composition of my stamps, I transferred them to a clear acrylic block. I inked the stamps with Versamark Ink and stamped. Be sure to press firmly if you are using the textured side of the paper. (Note that you can use either side.) After sprinkling clear embossing powder on my image, I zapped it with my heat gun.
Next, I colored with the Distress Markers on a craft sheet and spritzed some water on top of the color. I also spritzed the Water Color Cardstock. With a paint brush, I started adding color to my image. I always love watching how the stamped image resists the ink! You can add as much or as little -- depending on the look you are going for. If you want bolder colors, don't mix any water into the color on your craft sheet. To finish the card, I matted the water color background onto a piece of pattern paper and adhered it to my card. Then, I die cut a butterfly (also from the water color cardstock) stamped the coordinating image with StazOn Ink, and used the same technique as above to add color to its wings. I adhered the butterfly to the card with foam tape for added dimension. I think the bright colors and fun background make this the perfect card for a teen girl.
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