Phrase by Hero Arts.
Friday, April 30, 2010
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
C077 Labeling
Prepare card by folding 81/2 x 51/2” white cardstock in half. Crease with a bone folder. Wad up a piece of wax paper into a ball. Straighten it out and wrinkle it again. Straighten it. The paper will now be nice and wrinkly. Pounce the ball into black ink and stamp edges of the card. Set aside.
Cut wallpaper 31/2” x 43/4”. Mount on to 33/4” x 5” black cardstock. Mount onto center of card and set aside.
Cut Avery labels #02207 three across and four down. Stamp dragonfly 23.151.I page 170 directly on the labels using Vivid Tea Rose ink.
Stamp flower cluster 23.111.D page 130 in three corners using Vivid Tea Rose ink.
Lightly stipple over the stamped image using Vivid Tea Rose ink. Add a touch of black around the edges using your wax paper ball.
Cut black cardstock 23/4” square. Transfer the labels. The easiest way to attach the labels to the cardstock AND maintain the correct spacing between rows is to transfer one column at a time.
Carefully peel the backing away from the labels until they are half on the backing and half off. Stick the exposed edge of the labels onto the cardstock and slowly peel away the backing until the entire column is free from the backing and attached to the card. Press the labels down securely.
Repeat this process with each of the remaining rows taking care to maintain the same spacing between columns and keeping your rows even.
Trim close to labels. Round the corners. Set aside.
Stamp phrase 07.284.I page 172 on white cardstock using Vivid Tea Rose ink. Trim close. Round the corners. Sponge edges with Vivid Tea Rose ink. Apply mounts to the back.
Adhere image and phrase to the front of the card in a pleasing manner.
First taught this class on March 9, 2004.
Cut wallpaper 31/2” x 43/4”. Mount on to 33/4” x 5” black cardstock. Mount onto center of card and set aside.
Cut Avery labels #02207 three across and four down. Stamp dragonfly 23.151.I page 170 directly on the labels using Vivid Tea Rose ink.
Stamp flower cluster 23.111.D page 130 in three corners using Vivid Tea Rose ink.
Lightly stipple over the stamped image using Vivid Tea Rose ink. Add a touch of black around the edges using your wax paper ball.
Cut black cardstock 23/4” square. Transfer the labels. The easiest way to attach the labels to the cardstock AND maintain the correct spacing between rows is to transfer one column at a time.
Carefully peel the backing away from the labels until they are half on the backing and half off. Stick the exposed edge of the labels onto the cardstock and slowly peel away the backing until the entire column is free from the backing and attached to the card. Press the labels down securely.
Repeat this process with each of the remaining rows taking care to maintain the same spacing between columns and keeping your rows even.
Trim close to labels. Round the corners. Set aside.
Stamp phrase 07.284.I page 172 on white cardstock using Vivid Tea Rose ink. Trim close. Round the corners. Sponge edges with Vivid Tea Rose ink. Apply mounts to the back.
Adhere image and phrase to the front of the card in a pleasing manner.
First taught this class on March 9, 2004.
Labels:
07284I page 172,
23111D page 130,
23151J page 170,
C077
Monday, April 26, 2010
M162 Smile
Labels:
14220E page 139,
26016R page 149,
M162
Thursday, April 22, 2010
C100 Time Squares
Prepare card by folding 8 x 9” white cardstock in half. Crease fold with a bone folder. Form a side fold card 4 x 9”. Stamp the edges with crackle N.0260 page 171 using Vivid Inky Blue ink. Set aside.
Cut navy cardstock 81/4 x 31/4”. Silver emboss lines background M.0292 page 233. Mount on to 81/2 x 31/2” mustard cardstock. Mount to center of card. Set aside.
Cut navy cardstock 63/8 x 21/8”. Lightly dry brush with white acrylic paint. When dry, cut into 21/8” squares. Rub with a static bag then white emboss different parts of the clock 29.005.P page 163 on each piece. Make sure one of the pieces includes the center of the clock.
Mount clock pieces onto red cardstock. Trim close. Apply a mustard eyelet to clock center. Adhere the pieces to the navy panel on the card.
Stamp a phrase using Inky Blue ink to the inside and sign your work.
Decorate a purchased envelope to match.
Inspired from Stampers Sampler April/May 2001 magazine page 29.
First taught on May 1, 2007.
Cut navy cardstock 81/4 x 31/4”. Silver emboss lines background M.0292 page 233. Mount on to 81/2 x 31/2” mustard cardstock. Mount to center of card. Set aside.
Cut navy cardstock 63/8 x 21/8”. Lightly dry brush with white acrylic paint. When dry, cut into 21/8” squares. Rub with a static bag then white emboss different parts of the clock 29.005.P page 163 on each piece. Make sure one of the pieces includes the center of the clock.
Mount clock pieces onto red cardstock. Trim close. Apply a mustard eyelet to clock center. Adhere the pieces to the navy panel on the card.
Stamp a phrase using Inky Blue ink to the inside and sign your work.
Decorate a purchased envelope to match.
Inspired from Stampers Sampler April/May 2001 magazine page 29.
First taught on May 1, 2007.
Labels:
29005P page 163,
C100,
M0292 page 233,
N0260 page 171
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
M107 Faux Cloisonne
Instructions for this card can be found HERE.
The frame, 26.003.R page 82 is stamped on a page from a magazine.
The butterfly, 03.054.M page 14 is stamped on red cardstock.
The frame, 26.003.R page 82 is stamped on a page from a magazine.
The butterfly, 03.054.M page 14 is stamped on red cardstock.
Labels:
03054M page 14,
26003R page 82,
M107
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