Showing posts with label card making. Show all posts
Showing posts with label card making. Show all posts
Thursday, June 26, 2014
More Gelli Plate Madness!
I get so many questions about what to do with a Gelli Plate print once you create it. The answer is it is up to your imagination! I have created cards, art journal pages, artist trading cards, used them on canvas just to name a few examples. I decided to make a video showing what I created with a print I made from a previous video. I hope you enjoy it!
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Baby Shower Gift
Here is a card/baby announcement that I made for a friend's first baby. It is made using Spellbinders Grand Nestabilities dies. The inspiration for the card came from Christina Griffiths. I will include a link to her YouTube channel. She makes outstanding cards with Spellbinders dies. The die used for this card is grand labels 4. I left the right side of the card blank for a photo. I really enjoyed the process of making this card.
Other dies used are Spellbinders ovals and lacy ovals. Embellishments from Michaels. Various papers from unknown sources. Here is the link to Christina's channel. http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0zdgFaEvNpy1VpR1XscYPA
This charm came from Michaels.
Other dies used are Spellbinders ovals and lacy ovals. Embellishments from Michaels. Various papers from unknown sources. Here is the link to Christina's channel. http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0zdgFaEvNpy1VpR1XscYPA
Friday, January 4, 2013
Mixed Media Gift Tag
This is a gift tag I made for my niece's graduation from art college. She majored in photography. I wanted to make it personal so I included charms that represented travel and of course, the camera. There is an envelope attached to the back to hold money, a check or small gift card. Products used are various Ranger inks, Crafter's Workshop stencils, Sharpie paint pen,clear stamps by I cannot remember, fiber and charm embellishments, and the Gelli printing plate which is awesome!
Labels:
art,
card making,
classes,
crafter's workshop,
Detroit,
education,
Farmington Hills,
gelatin,
Gelli,
lessons,
metro-Detroit,
print,
Ranger Ink,
scrapbooking,
stencils,
Tim Holtz
AbraBowdabra! Beautiful Bows in Minutes!
This is a bow I created for a present for my students using the Bowdabra bow maker. I recently purchased the Bowdabra and the Bowdabra mini. This was the first bow I made and I must say it has changed my attitude toward making bows forever! This tool has been on the market for quite some time. I never thought I would have the use for it as I hate wrapping gifts and always use gift bags because of it. Then I saw the mini and I thought it would definitely come in handy for card making. I had an extra coupon so I thought why not get both! I literally made this beautiful bow in about 3 minutes and it was a wonderful touch to the art easel I presented to my students for Christmas.
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art,
Bowdabra,
bowdabra mini,
bows,
card making,
classes,
Detroit,
lessons,
metro-Detroit,
Michigan,
rubber stamping,
scrapbooking
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Michaels Vintage Christmas Cards Class
Michaels is hosting for a limited time the Vintage Christmas Cards class for $10!
Here is a sample of what you are going to create. Experiment with stamping and inking techniques ala Tim Holtz-what more could you ask for? Look for me at store #9454 in Farmington Hills, MI.
Here is a sample of what you are going to create. Experiment with stamping and inking techniques ala Tim Holtz-what more could you ask for? Look for me at store #9454 in Farmington Hills, MI.
Labels:
card,
card making,
Christmas cards,
classes,
Detroit,
digital scrapbooking,
EK Success,
Farmington Hills,
holtz,
ink,
merry,
Michaels,
Michigan,
papercraft,
rubber stamping,
tim
Friday, August 31, 2012
Judikins!
I had the pleasure a few weeks ago of spending time with Judy Watanabe of Judikins at the Heirloom Rubber Stamp convention in Novi! This is the third year I have had the opportunity to learn from her demos at her product booth. She is gracious as well as creative and I absolutely LOVE her inking and stamping techniques. One product that definitely needs mentioning is her MicroGlaze. MicroGlaze is a product that protects your paper art from water. You take a bit of it and rub it on to your paper then buff to a shine. Most use it after working with ink but I wanted to use it after coloring with my Prismacolor pencils. I colored a cute digital stamp bug but wanted to color the background with shimmer spray. So I applied the MicroGlaze with a fine-tipped paint brush and my fingers on the bug only. Afterwards I sprayed the image with Glimmer Mist and low and behold my image resisted the water-based spray! It also did not disturb my coloring with the Prismacolor pencils. Here are pics of the process and a photo of me and Judy.
Labels:
art,
card,
card making,
classes,
crafts,
Detroit,
Glimmer Mist,
Judikins,
Judy Watanabe,
MicroGlaze,
papercraft,
pencils,
Prismacolor,
rubber stamping,
rubber stamps,
tutorial,
wax
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Another Class Promo Flyer!
Here is another Michaels scrapbook and papercraft class promo flyer. You may download all promo flyers from the right side of my blog! Please visit me at the Farmington Hills, MI store #9454!
Labels:
art,
card making,
classes,
Cricut,
Detroit,
Farmington Hills,
Michaels,
mixed media,
papercraft,
Ranger Ink,
rubber stamping,
Tim Holtz
Monday, July 16, 2012
My Michaels Paper-Ed Flyer!

Hello, all! Please check out the Michaels Event Calendar link on the right to download the latest class schedule for store #9454 in Farmington Hills, MI! Also added is a video bar that takes you to all of my art videos on YouTube without having to search my blog. Detailed info and pics will be coming soon for the projects you see in my flyer.
Labels:
art,
ATC,
card making,
classes,
crafts,
Cricut,
Detroit,
EK Success,
Farmington Hills,
Martha Stewart,
Michaels,
mixed media,
papercraft,
Ranger Ink,
rubber stamping,
scrapbook,
Tim Holtz
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Kenny K and Copic Markers
Here is another video using a Kenny K digistamp with Copic markers! You may read the info box at YouTube for more details. Enjoy!
Labels:
card making,
Copic Markers,
Kenny K,
rubber stamping,
Tim Holtz,
tutorial
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Ethic Skin Tones with Copics
Here are some examples of coloring ethnic skin tones with Copic Markers. The paper I used is X-Press It Blending Card. I might add that is is very tough to blend the darker colors on this card because the ink starts to goo up if you use to much of it-in other words it does not soak into the paper but sits on top. I am in love with Hammermill Color Copy Paper for Copics but it can be thin depending on your project. However, I just purchased the cardstock version so I will be trying it soon. I hope I love it as much as the paper because I absolutely love how Copics blend on it. I will blog about this topic soon. Images in the video are by The Greeting Farm and Mo's Digital Designs.
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