Showing posts with label Stamp: Making a Point. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stamp: Making a Point. Show all posts

Friday, March 28, 2014

Razzleberry Plum Shoe

Just a quick post - of a card I made a couple of days ago, but haven't gotten around to posting here.
I had created it for the Dynamic Duos challenge - Rich Razzleberry, Perfect Plum and Soft Sky - but I ended up missing the deadline…..that does happen periodically.

I separated the shoe and it's sentiment using scotch tape  with I explained in THIS post.



Don't forget that Sale-a-bration is quickly coming to an end…..You have until the 31st to get FREE product with every $60 you purchase.  Get to my on-line store by clicking the icon on the left sidebar. There have been a lot of new items added to the clearance rack also!

Hope your weekend is off to a good start.  Thanks for visiting.
Joan

Thursday, March 20, 2014

Shine On...

I'm working with the Freshly Made Sketches and Colour Me! challenges together today.  I have actually been doing that a lot since both challenges come out on Wednesday - I may not get to them on that day - but I like to work them together.

The sketch is clean and simple and the colours are wonderfully subtle….Soft Sky, Pear Pizzazz, and Coastal Cabana.
I decided to paper piece the nail polish lids using the silver Foil Sheets.  I have never gotten rid of my Stampin'Up! Spritzer Tool - I love it!  That is how I added the splashes of the three colours onto the top of the matt.
To make the little bottles of nail polish shine, I've added a coating of Crystal Effects.

Hope your day is going well - we're dealing with winter again - but at this time of year you know that it won't last for long.
Thanks for stopping by to visit.
Joan


STEPS FOR MASKING UNWANTED 
PORTION OF A STAMP IMAGE

1.  On the mounted stamp - put a piece of tape over the portion of the image you DO NOT want to use.

2.  Ink up your image.

3.TAKE OFF THE PIECE OF TAPE!!!  THIS STEP IS VITAL.  
I'm sure there are tons of us out there who have forgotten to take the tape off!!!!!!

4.  Stamp the remaining image onto the desired card stock - punch it out or use it according to your plan.