TJ another Artist Effects idea

Did you buy a bootle of goosebumps? Or gelatto crayons

or distress stains and are not really sure of what to do

with thes mediums, well the TJ Artist Effects

CD has many background techniques with these

for you, to help you to make the most out of your purchacses.

You find all the details of the cd here:

http://www.techniquejunkies.com/artistic-effects-cd.html

and of corce there is a table of contens:

http://www.techniquejunkies.com/CD_indexes/1Artistic_Effects_Index.pdf

here you see even more samples.

I amnot finished playing with all the techniques and here is

another card, ths time with the 

~Goosed Stains~ technique

This card is made with

Club Scrap Dungerees

papers and UM rubber stamps.

Here a cloce up of the center of the card(click on the photo

to have an ever closer look).

I stamped the sentiment in black and added

the white lines in the middle with a white

signo pen. On the dungarees you see some buttons,

those are sticky tiny gemstones.

If you did not take the TJ blog hop, you can still do so.

Go HERE for more ides of the Artist

Effects CD. Thanks for looking!

Have a creative day!

Buzz on

Today no scrap page,for I have had a very busy

weekend at the Creativa craft show in Dortmund

Germany.

For this card I tried a technique that one

of the members of the  Enjoy Michael Strong

group shared this week.

You need a bottle of Goosbumbs for this

technique and you find all info HERE.

I also used Michael Strongs

Hannah's Busy Bee stamp

and template for the card.

For the backgound I used the template

and the goosebumptechnique.

If you click on the picture you can see a larger

version and have a closer look at this.

The bees are stamped on transluscent paper

with versamark and orient express

embossing powder.

The sentiment I made with the computer 

and cut into a tag. I add it here,so

feel free to use it! Just use your right

mouse button and save it to your computer.

When finished  printing I used the template

again and softly used a little vintage photo

distress ink and a blending tool.

And this is the inside of the card:

Thanks for looking and have a creative day!