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

Tuesday, November 10, 2020

Thinking of You 1


I started this A2-sized card by stamping the sentiment (Stampin' Up!) using Distress Ink. Then, I cut the center panel and the card base. Next, I adhered the center panel to the card base with double-sided tape and used double-sided foam tape to pop the sentiment.

I'm sharing this with:

Simon Says: Thinking Of You 

Simon Says: Remembrance/Thinking Of You 

FUSION - Autumn  

 

Monday, November 9, 2020

Tea for One


 I started this A2-sized card by stamping the tea cup (Darkroom Door) on a manila-colored card stock using Distress ink in Vintage Photo. I colored it using my Prismacolor colored pencils. Then, I cut it out by hand, using scissors and a craft knife. After that, I die cut the green panel. Next, I cut the card base. Finally, I layered all of the elements.

I'm sharing this with:

FUSION - Autumn 


Darkroom Door through Instagram and Facebook

Saturday, November 7, 2020

Season's Greetings

This tag measures about 7 1/2" by 3 3/4". This consists of two separate tags that swing independently and are held together with a thin white ribbon. I stamped the sentiment (Hero Arts) with Distress Inks in Pine Needles. The sew-on trim at the bottom of the white and red tag are tiny little jingle bells and beads and are adhered with glue.

I'm sharing this with:

Simon Says: 25 Days Of Christmas Tags 

Country View Challenges - November 2020 - Anything But A Card 
 

Happy Holidays 2


This Christmas tag measures about 5 1/2" by 3 3/4" altogether. The two tags swing independently of each other, and they are held together with a medium green wide satin ribbon. I stamped the sentiment with Distress Ink in Pine Needles.

I'm sharing this with:

Simon Says: 25 Days Of Christmas Tags 

Country View Challenges - November 2020 - Anything But A Card 

Happy Holidays 1


This tag measures about 4 1/2" by 3 1/4" overall. The tag consists of two complete tags stacked on top of one another. They swing freely of one another, too. The three shiny lines of bling are self-adhesive double rows of connected light green gems. I used an unexpected red ribbon to tie the two tags together in a double knot. I stamped the sentiment with Distress Ink in Pine Needles to match the darker paper.

I'm sharing this with:

Simon Says: 25 Days Of Christmas Tags 

Country View Challenges - November 2020 - Anything But A Card 

Thursday, November 5, 2020

Swoosh Go the Leaves


I started this A2-sized card by die cutting/embossed a bunch of leaves out of a sturdy gold card stock. Then, I stamped the "wind" swoosh (All Night Media) using Distress ink in Stormy Sky. Then, I scattered the leaves around the page, gluing them down as I went along.

I'm sharing this with:

Challenge #431 - More Than One Type Of Foliage 

Challenge Blog #134 Masculine  

#134 Silver and/or Gold 

Golden Days of Fall   

Embossed  

Silhouettes


I started this black, A2-sized card by watercoloring a piece of watercolor paper measuring just 1/8" shy of an A2-sized card. I used Distress ink in spiced Marmalade. Then, I cut two die cuts using my Big Kick and heavy black card stock. I glued those to the watercolor paper, one at the top and one at the bottom.

I'm sharing this with:

Challenge #431 - More Than One Type Of Foliage

MIUCB #43 - Anything Goes + Making Your Own Background  

Splitcoast Stampers - Silhouettes

Wednesday, November 4, 2020

House Numbers


 I started this 4 1/4" square card by first watercoloring a mixed media thick paper with Distress Ink in Vintage Photo and Spiced Marmalade. When that was dry, I spattered the panel and stamped the numbers with Vintage Photo. Then, I stamped the houses on manila-colored card stock. The houses on the right and left also have numbers on them, albeit quite small.After that, I used double-sided tape to adhere the 3 1/2" square panel to the card base.

I'm sharing this with:

A Vintage Journey: Numbers

MIUCB #43 - Anything Goes + Making Your Own Background  

Home is Where the Heart is  

LTCCB #52 - November Anything Goes  

Numbers Grid


I started this A2-sized card by watercoloring mixed media paper with Distress Inks in the following colors: Shabby Shutters, Spiced Marmalade and spattered with Vintage Photo. Then, I stamped the number grid (Paula's Kit Club) on top of that using Versafine Onyx ink. After that, I stamped the line of numbers all the way down the right hand side of an orange card stock and taped that to a manila-colored card base. Finally, I used double-sided tape to adhere the numbers grid to the orange card stock.

I'm sharing this with:

A Vintage Journey: Numbers 

MIUCB #43 - Anything Goes + Making Your Own Background  

 

Saturday, October 31, 2020

Sleeping Beauty


I started the A2-sized card by stamping the woman (Rubber Stampede) on white card stock and cut it down with my paper trimmer. I matted that on navy blue card stock. Then, I stamped the background using Distress Ink in Chipped Sapphire. I matted that on the same navy blue card stock. I placed that panel on a white card stock base and adhered the framed Beauty to that off-center. I used chalk to enhance her lips and to give her a rosy cheek. 

I'm sharing this with:

Simon Says: Movie Inspiration 

Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Look Who's Talking


This is a very simple A2-sized card. People are using symbols more, and they mean different things, when they write these days, so I'm playing with that. I am also playing with the sketch below.

I stamped the asterisk (Hero Arts) using Distress Ink in Faded Jeans, and I stamped the "at" sign (Stampabilities) and the sentiment (RRR) with Versafine in Onyx. I die cut the ampersand. 

I'm sharing this with:

Inspired By...fall is sweet  

 

Repeat Impressions Anything Goes Challenge ~ O2820 

Simon Says: Anything Goes 

Saturday, October 24, 2020

Patterns in Navy


 This is a slimline card measuring 3 1/2" by 8 1/2". I started by using 3 different background stamps and stamped the small panels from Crumb Cake card stock using Distress Ink in Chipped Sapphire. I used double-sided tape to adhere those to Night of Navy card stock. I taped that to the Crumb Cake card stock and taped that to a Misti Moonlight card stock card base.

I'm sharing this with:

The Sisterhood of Crafters - Lots of Layers 

CAS Colors and Sketches - Challenge #393 - Colors 


 

Freshly Made Sketches #458 

 

LTCCB #51 - October Anything Goes 

Friday, October 23, 2020

Trick or "Tweet"


This is an A2-sized card. I started with a white base and stamped the three "jailbirds" (Inkadinkado) in Versafine Onyx ink. I extended the wire on each side. I colored in the images using my Prismacolor colored pencils. After that, I inked in the surrounding "sky" using Distress ink in Chipped Sapphire and a round sponge dauber. Next, I stamped the spider web (PSX) and the music notes (?). Finally, I stamped the sentiment (also Inkadinkado) on yellow card stock and cut it out with a circle die. I positioned it to look like the full moon.

I'm sharing this with:

International Art and Soul - Ch#94 Halloween 

#TGIFC287 Theme Challenge  

October 2020 Challenge: Anything Goes w/Optional Twist: Winged Things 

LTSCB #138 - Fall Back  

Challenge 123 for October  

Purple, Orange, Green! Eek! It's Halloween! 

October ... WHAT does it mean to you?? 

Thursday, October 22, 2020

Thank You


This very simple card is an A2 size. The sentiment is by Stampabilities and was stamped with Distress ink in Chipped Sapphire.

I'm sharing this with:

Uniko Challenge #61 - Anything Goes + optional twist Thanks 

 

Wednesday, October 21, 2020

Just Because


This is an A2-sized card. I started by cutting the navy piece of card stock and used a punch to get the zig-zag design. I adhered it with double-sided tape even with the right side of the card base. Then, I die cut the leaf fronds and glued them to the navy panel. Next, I stamped the sentiment (Stampabilities) with Distress Ink in Chipped Sapphire and popped it up with double-sided foam tape.

I'm sharing this with:

Fab Friday 199 

 

N is for Navy Blue as Dominant Colour  

LTCCB #51 - October Anything Goes  

Friday, October 16, 2020

Dawn


This tag measures about 2 3/4" by 6" without the tassel. I started this tag by blending the background. I used Distress ink pads in orange and two different blues. Then, using my MISTI, I stamped the tree scene in Versafine Onyx several times until I had a good image. The last thing I did was feed the tassel into the hole of the tag.

I'm sharing this with:

Tag Tuesday - Trees 

#265 Create A Tag  

LTCCB #51 - October Anything Goes 

Challenge#133 Hello Autumn  

Challenge #143 - Quote  

Thursday, October 15, 2020

Pears and Kumquats


This card measures 5" square. The embossing folder and dies are made by Stampin' Up!. 

I started this card by cutting a piece of reddish-brown sturdy scrapbook paper 5" by 12". I inked up an embossing folder by running the Distress ink pad (Gathered Twigs) on the raised side. Then, I laid the paper inside, closed the embossing folder and ran it through my Big Kick. After that, I cut it down to 5" by 10" and folded it in half.

To make the wreath, I die cut two different wreaths out of a light and dark green textured scrapbook paper. I intertwined them by moving some of the dark green leaves in the back to the front. Then, I die cut the pears out of a golden yellow card stock. Next, I cut the kumquats out of orange card stock using a hand-held round hole punch. I glued both elements to the wreath.

I made this card specifically for the challenge listed below, and I used all six colors matching them as closely as I could.

I'm sharing this with:

SSC241 Earthy Tones  

 

LTCCB #51 - October Anything Goes  

Challenge #143 - Quote  

 

Challenge#133 Hello Autumn  

Monday, October 5, 2020

A Birthday Celebration!

Seize the Birthday challenge blog is celebrating their 200th challenge, and I am going to help them celebrate! I was inspired by the colors of pink, blue, purple and yellow, the three balloons and spatters.

 

This is an A2-sized card. I used watercolor paper for the panel and the balloons.

I started by setting up my palette. I used Distress inks as watercolors: Picked Raspberry, Salty Ocean, Wilted Violet and Squeezed Lemonade. I started with the first three colors for the balloons. I put them on one piece of paper so I could get some movement of the watercolors. After that dried, I punched the balloons out using a Stampin' Up! punch. I tied black thread to each balloon and secured it with a dot of glue.

Then, I moved to the watercolor paper panel. I used the yellow as the background. I smeared it onto the paper in a back and forth motion. I didn't go to the edges. I spattered the first three colors onto the panel. It didn't take this long to dry because I used a relatively dry brush. Next, I stamped the sentiment (Stampin' Up!). I adhered the panel to the turquoise card base with double-sided tape.

The last thing I did was to glue the two balloons to the panel. I used double-sided foam tape to lift the purple balloon on the right.

I'm sharing this with:

Seize the Birthday 200th Challenge with PRIZES! 


Friday, September 4, 2020

Hello


With this card, I started with a 3 1/2" square of Kraft card stock. I used 1" masking tape to pick up ink (Distress Oxide Inks) from a palette. I used Abandoned Coral, Ripe Persimmon and their complement, Broken China. I didn't change the tape between colors. I placed that panel on blue, then orange and yellow in graduating sizes until I finally placed it on a 4 1/2" square Kraft card base. After that, I placed the whole card in my small MISTI to make sure the sentiment (Stampin' Up! "Hello Friend") was straight and dark enough. I stamped it three times with Distress Oxide in Black Soot. 

I'm sharing this with:

Country View Challenges - September 2020 - Complimentary Colours  

The Sisterhood of Crafters - It's The Thought That Counts  

Cardz 4 Galz - #129 Just Saying Hello  

Alphabet Challenge Blog - K - To use Kraft Paper or Card  edited to add: I won along with 4 other people on this challenge.

Inspired By...tasty autumn 

Splitcoast Stampers for no particular reason


Sunday, August 16, 2020

Awesome at Any Age

 

This is a slimline card, and it measures 3 1/2" by 8 1/2".

First, I painted the Bristol paper using Distress Inks Brushed Corduroy and Candied Apple as watercolor attempting to mimic Kraft and red (along with black) for a color challenge. Then, I stamped the Darkroom Door Number border stamp across the bottom using Versafine Onyx. Last, I stamped the sentiment (Stampin' Up! Itty Bitty Birthdays) on the top right.

I'm sharing this with:

Simon Says: Summer Memories - My brother and I share an August 19th birthday, and this card is in honor of him.

Darkroom Door via Instagram

Splitcoast Stampers 

The Sisterhood of Crafters - Masculine