Showing posts with label window sheets. Show all posts
Showing posts with label window sheets. Show all posts

Monday, April 27, 2020

Stain Glass Technique for Cards two ways -video




Today I made another video, and I still have a lot to learn. You can also watch the video on my You Tube Channel

The video tutorial describes how to use 2 methods for creating a stain glass look on cards.  Both techniques use a window sheet or some sort of transparent film like over head projector film, and both use Stazon ink for stamping.


Method 1:

  • Stamp image using Black Tuxedo Stazon ink - on Window Sheet
  • Colour image using 4 colours of Stampin' Blends - on the wrong side i.e.opposite side of stamping
  • Cover entire image with a type of liquid glue that dries clear
  • Add dazzling diamonds over entire glued area.  Gently shade off excess
  • Set aside to dry
  • When dry, trim around image
  • Make card
Method 2:
  • After colouring image as in Method 1, add glimmer paper using glue dots
  • trim around image
  • butterfly above uses this method

Sunday, April 29, 2018

Thanks a Bunch (of Spring Flowers) Hand Stamped Sentiments #288

I had a walk around my garden this morning just to see what I could see.  And I was amazed to see growth emerging from under ground.  Even though the spring has been very cold the perennials have decided that it is time for them to start growing.  I can hardly wait for them to bloom and bring some colour to my back yard.

Which brings me to the Inspiration Challenge at Hand Stamped Sentiments .......and yes, a bright spring-like card.




There's more than one way to make a Wood grain background!  One can stamp using a background stamp, emboss with a wood grain embossing folder followed by sponging or brayering,  or one can just use Wood grain DSP. Finally, the method I chose,  one can add ink directly to a woodgrain embossing folder, insert a piece of card stock in it and put it through the Big Shot.

A window opening was die cut using the Window framelit placed sideways on this "barn" front.  I added an identical size of Crumb Cake cardstock behind this die cut layer so that I could reattach the die cut window frame (using foam tape) which now has some window sheet attached to its back. This has almost an "eclipse" effect.

Because the window was die cut sideways, the window sill was too small for the bottom of the window, so I die cut 2 of them and adhered them together to make one longer one and this formed the base for the spring floral bouquet.

Various flowers (and leaves)  were stamped and die cut using the Beautiful Bouquet, Tranquil Tulip and Petal Palette stamp sets and arranged on this extended window sill selecting the colors from the Inspiration picture above.  The flower -covered  sill was adhered to the bottom of the window with some foam tape - and a sentiment tucked into the flowers at the side.



To complete the picture, I added a  bird from the Petal Palette stamp set placing it on top of the yellow flower.


This card layer was added to a Pool Party card front.

I feel more spring-like already.

Supplied Used:
Stamps:  Beautiful Bouquet, Tranquil Tulip, Petal Palette
Inks:  Soft Suede, Daffodil Delight, Rich Razzelberry, Old Olive, Berry Burst
Papers:  Pool Party, Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Garden Green, Blushing Bride, Berry Burst
Accessories:  Wood grain embossing folder, Windows framelit, Eloquent Bunch framelits, Petals and more thinlet dies, Window sheet, foam tape, dimensionals. liquid pearls (for center of flowers)

Tuesday, March 13, 2018

Scissors Charms

Do you have trouble keeping track of your scissors?  Or identifying your scissors you use only for cutting ribbons?

This was another make and take from Demonstrator Training on Sunday.

Supplies Needed:
Stamp:  A Good Day
Inks:  Black Memento, Stampin' Blendabilities
Papers:  Whisper white
Accessories:  Window Sheets , Mini Embroidery Hoops, 1 1/2" circle punch, 1 3/8" circle punch, 3/8" Berry Burst Metallic-Edge ribbon


Method:
1.  Stamp 2 of each image onto Whisper White card stock
2.  Punch 2 of the same images with 1 1/2" circle punch; the other 2 images  with 1 3/8" circle punch
3.  Punch 2 window sheet circles with 1 1/2" circle punch; 2 with the 1 3/8" circle punch.
4.  Colour images with blendabilites.
5.  Adhere same size images back to back
6.  Adhere window sheet to front of mini embroidery hoop. Optional:  colour front of hoop with Crumb Cake blendability
7.  Adhere image circle to back of window sheet, and then adhere second window sheet to back of hoop.  Repeat with second charm
8.  Tie ribbon around screw at top of hoop
9.  Add to scissors handle