100 sentiment cards

Today I made card #100 and though I have

enjoyed making all these cards every day,

I think I move on and leave it at this.

You can see all my cards on 

Pinterest.

The last card I made with the latest kit by

Club Scrap called Prism.

I used the Hybrid kit and printed out the background,

the diamonds and the sentiment.

As my printer did not print te colors very nice,

I had the idea of using an embossing folder on it

and some distress oxide ink.

With versamark and wow glitter embossing powder

I gave an extra touch to the rays.

On the sentiment I added sparkly blue ink

with a spectrum noir marker.

Here you see the wobbles behind the diamonds.

These wobbles i made from a piece of wire and foam tape.

You can find tutorials on YouTube.

Thank you for looking,

stay safe

and keep crafting!

Somthing Fishy

I love playing the progressive challenge with

Limited Runs Digital Stamps.

This is my card for the Challenge.

For the background I started with adding some

inkt to my craft sheet± 2 colors of blue and one green.

I sprayed some water in the ink.

The I swiped a piece of paper to the craft sheet

and this is the result.

The next step is a stencil (funkyfossildesign.co.uk),

ink and an applicator.

The result of using the stencil.

 

After coloring the fish image with stampin'blends,

I added a wobble spring behind the fish and the result 

you see the result.

Thanks for looking

and have a creative day!

Embossing folder coloring

Today I sahre two card with embossing folder coloring.

Both a little different. For both cards I used stamps

and images fom Art Neko.

For this card I started out with the brick wall embossing folder.

I opened de folder and added light and dark blue ink.

Then inside a piece of cardstock and together

I ran this through the big shot. When finished I sprayed

it with silver mica distress spray.

Next the whimsical snowman was stamped on a seperate

piece of white cardstock and colored with pencil.

Then it was cut out, ready for adhearing it to the background.

I had seen somewhere to make an image move on a card

and I found a way to do this.

You need two punched circles (I used a 1 inch circle punch),

a piece of metal wire, a marker or something similar and 2 pieces

of celotape. Take the metal wire and wire it around the marker

a few times (2 or 3). Then you tape one end to a circle and then

the other end to the 2nd circle. glue one circle to the background 

of the card and the other end to the image, the snowman.

Now you can make the snowman woble.

See the video by clicking on the arrow bottom left:

More snowman fun on card #2:

Now for the 2nd card I used the same snowman stamp,

but here he is hidden behind the trees.

For this you need this tree embossingfolder (I have one

from Stampin'Up!) and 2 shades of blue ink.

First you color the embossingfolder with dark blue on top

and light blue on the bottom of the folder. leaving some

empty all the way down as snow.

Next you stamp the snowman on top of the folder,

then add your paper and run this sandwich through

 the (big shot) embossing machine.

Then color the parts of the snowman that you see

with pencil (or the medium that you like to use: 

markers, watercoloring). When the coloring is done,

you can mat this with a piece of black cardstock,

add it to your card and stamp a sentiment.

I did see this kind of stamping around, but never

tried it myself. It is a wonderful way of using this

embossing folder. There are many samples on pinterest.

So this was day 17 of the colorchallenge on 

The Daily Marker Blog.

Thank you for looking

and have a creative day!