Tie Dye Bunny

Morning Bloggers
The next egg-celent egg creation comes from Maria.

 




Materials Needed:
Tim Holtz Acrylic Distressing Paint-Seedless Preserves and Salty Ocean
Tim Holtz Cling Rubber Stamp Set-Mini Blueprints #2
Ranger Dylusion Spray-Bubblegum Pink
Ranger Distress Ink Pad-Walnut Stain
Ranger Distress Makers-Walnut Stain and Vintage Photo
Ranger Water Brush
Watercolor Paper 
Wink a Stella Brushes-Glitter Yellow
Heating Tool
Pearl Ribbon
Crepe yellow Ribbon 
Spray bottle
Glue dots
Tim Holtz Scissors 

Maria started off dabbing spot of the distress paint all over the egg alternating between the two colors of Distress Paint. While the paints are still wet Maria sprayed the paint with the Dylusion Spray and water alternating between the two. Then she moved the egg around making the paint drip and swirl into each other. When desired effect was reach she dried with a heating tool. She then stamped on a white piece of watercolor paper the bunny from the Mini Blueprints stamp #2. Maria colored the bunny by outlining the bunny with walnut stain and filling in the middle with vintage photo. Then she took the water brush and pulled the color from the outline of the bunny to the center blending the two colors. She colored the bow of the bunny with Wink of stella brush. Then she took the crepe ribbon tide it around the the egg making a bow. Maria then made a smaller bow out of the pearl ribbon, she then attached smaller bow to the yellow ribbon. Maria then cut out the bunny with scissors trying not to be straight she wanted a wavy cut. When finished she attached the bunny to the egg with a glue dot. TADA!!!! A tie dye egg. Stay tuned tomorrow for our final egg creation from our staff. Then it will be your turn. I can not wait.

The Egg-stravaganza Begins

Hi SP Bloggers ... The March challenge is a little different, but one you can still capture in your scrapbook pages. The SP Crew has hatched up an egg-stravaganza of a challenge that's going to have you scrambling to get involved. (Sorry, couldn't help myself with the bad egg jokes!)

Each day, between March 12 and March 24, we'll display (in the store and on the blog) a wooden egg designed by an SP team member. We encourage you to share your comments on the blog. Then get egg-cited and involved with us during Creation Week (March 24 thru March 30) to emulate or design your own interpretation of the team's egg(s) and post pictures of your creation to our blog. We'll tell you how you can do this posting as Creation Week nears.

With each display, we'll provide you with instructions and a supply list (all supplies, including wooden eggs, available for purchase at SP) for each egg-ceptional creation. At the end of Creation Week, we'll do a random drawing from our blog comments and posts of egg-squisite and egg-spressive egg creations.

Our first creation, Egg on the Edge, is by Debbie...

Egg on the Edge

Egg on the Edge Supplies & Instructions: To create this, you'll need a wooden egg; Spun Sugar Distress Stain; QuicKutz Edge Die Kit; patterned paper; flowers; rhinestone.  Begin by staining  the wooden egg with Spun Sugar.  While it dries, die cut your edge of choice from QuicKutz Edge kit and wrap the edge to form the base for your egg.  Add a 2-layered flower to the egg and add a rhinestone to the flower center.