Wednesday, December 27, 2023

Sally CT - Rainbow Bird Card

Hi there! thought I would show you how I made this quick and simple card today. I do love the contrast of a dayglo image on a neutral background. 

I began by taping mandala inkable #5 to a blank 6x6" kraft card. I blended white ink through the mandala  then removed the inkable. 
Using freehand borders #1 and brown versafine clair ink I added a border around the edge of the card. 
using the same ink I stamped the leaves and square of crosses from Journaling Essentials #2 onto the base card. 
I stamped one of the Doodle Art rainbow birds in Versafine Clair ink onto a scrap of mixed media card. Once this was dry, I painted the image using Dina Wakley gloss drops before cutting it out. 
I stamped the sentiment onto a scrap of kraft card using brown ink and cut it out.
Finally I added both sentiment and bird to the front of the card. 
I used:
6x6" Kraft card
Hero Arts Unicorn white ink
Versafine Clair ink in Pinecone and Nocturne
mixed media card

Thanks for looking! 

Sunday, December 24, 2023

Alison CT - Cracking under pressure

Hi everyone, today I'm sharing an art journal page created using transparencies, and different inkables.
To begin I used a pencil to draw through the 4" heart easy frame three times down the edge of a white page in my Dina Wakley media journal.
Next I used dylusions paint to paint the outline of the hearts and a freehand one inside it.
Next I used two of the colours of dylusion paint to create a birder around the page. I left this to dry fully.
I decided it needed the border between the hearts, so I painted this and left it to dry. Then I blended verdent versafine clair through the hearts dinkable from set 1.
Next I blended hickory smoke distress ink through the circle and line texture disc from set 4, turning it botth horizontally and vertically.
Then I freehand stamped some areas of the script background using hickory smoke distress ink. 
Next I used a black posca pen to add freehand lines to the three big hearts. I also drew through the hearts dinkable and stamped the circle with hearts, from journaling essentials 1, using versafine clair morning mist. 

Then I cut out the face transparency, leaving a small border. I glued it to the page using distress collage medium. 
Next I chose and cut out a sentiment from the transparency sheet and glued it to the page with collage medium. 
Finally I added a freehand border using a black posca pen.
Products used:
Easy Frame - 4" heart
Dylusions paint - mango punch, rose quartz, postbox red
Versafine Clair - verdent, morning mist
Dinkables - set 1
Art stamps - script background, journaling essentials 1
Black posca pen
Bee Crafty transparencies - faces 4, walk your own way

Thank you for taking a look and Merry Christmas.
Alison 

Wednesday, December 20, 2023

Sally CT - A pastel Daisy card

  

Hi there! Thought I would show you how I made this card today. with a change of sentiment it is suitable for almost any occasion.

I began by blending a little dusty Concord, peacock feathers and mustard seed distress ink along one side of an A6 piece of mixed media card. 
I brushed over it with a damp brush to blend the colours a little more. 
Once this was completely dry, I stamped the script background stamp in faded lilac over most of the card. You can see where I accidentally splattered the card whilst cleaning my stamp, but I carried on regardless!
I added a little more ink through the circles dinkable and attached the panel to a blank card.
Next I stamped the Dandedaisy onto a scrap of card in memento ink and coloured it with alcohol markers.
I cut out the daisy and added it to the front of the card along with a sentiment. 
Here is the finished card again. 
I used:
6x4 card blank
Distress inks in Dusty Concord, peacock feathers, mustard seed and faded lilac
Everyday sentiments #2 stamp set (Set 1 available here)
Memento ink in black
Alcohol markers 

Thanks for looking! 

Sunday, December 17, 2023

Alison CT - Dancing Daisy

Hi everyone, today I'm sharing an art journal page created using the Dancing Daisy stamp set on a denim page in my Dina Wakley blue journal. 
To begin, I carefully tore around all four sides of an old book page and used distress collage medium to glue it to the denim page. I left this to dry.

Next I dry brushed white gesso over the page. Again leave to dry.

When dry, I blended broken china distress ink over parts of the page.

Next I added areas if distress texture paste through the egg timers inkables big one.
Whilst the texture paste was drying, I stamped two of the large dancing daisy using versafine clair nocturne ink. I coloured them using my distress watercolour pencils and gel pens. Then I cut them out.
Next I glued the daisies to the page so that they looked like they are just one stem.

Finally I stamped the two sentiments directly on to the page using nocturne ink.
Products used:
Old book page
Distress Ink - broken china
Inkables big ones - egg timers
Doodle Art Stamp - dancing daisy
Distress watercolour pencils 
Blue, white and green gel pens
Wordage stamps - creativity words
Versafine Clair - nocturne 

Thank you so much for taking a look. 
Alison 

Wednesday, December 13, 2023

Sally CT - Snow Globe Sunrise

Hi there! Thought I would show you how I made this last minute Christmas card today. 

I began by inking through the snow globe aperture with Wilted violet around the edge, Saltwater Taffy next, then mustard seed in the middle.  
I removed the inkable and splattered with water, blotted, and then spattered with some white pearlized watercolour paint.
Once this was dry I stamped the text and snowflake corner stamps in opposite corners, and left to dry again. 
I inked up the snowflakes, using versamark ink and heat embossed, using fine detail silver embossing powder. 
Next I added a sentiment with versafine clair ink and matted and layered onto a base card.
Here is the finished card once more...
And here is a close up of an almost identical card but embossed in gold. 
I used:
6x6" card blank
5.5" square of smooth white card
Distress oxide inks in Wilted Violet, Saltwater Taffy and Mustard seed
water/ pearlized paint/ mica powder  to splatter
Snow Blizzard stamp set (no longer available) 
Distress ink in Spun Sugar
Versamark ink 
Paper for matting and layering. 

Sunday, December 10, 2023

Alison CT - Star tag

As Bee Crafty are doing there 24 tags of Christmas, I thought I would share how I made the star tag.
To begin I die cut a white tag using the Tags #1 die set. I used the second largest one.
Next I blended mustard seed, fossilized amber and squeezed lemonade distress oxide over the tag.
Then I added stars by blending mustard seed oxide through the stars multi inkable.
Next I stamped the 2 smallest swirly stars from the la luna stamp set using fossilized amber oxide.

On seperate card I drew through the 4" star easy frame and cut the star out. I then blended squeezed lemonade oxide over it. I edged it with mustard seed oxide.
Next I stamped the script background over the star using fossilized amber oxide.
Then I freehand drew a border around the star using a brown gel pen.
Next I stamped a double strip of the circles border from the over the moon stamp set with rusty hinge oxide.
Then I coloured one of the mdf pop out stars with a gold posca pen.
I glued the paper star to the tag and then the mdf star centrally on that.
I tied yellow bakers twine threw the holes in a yellow button.
I then used distress collage medium to glue the button to the centre of the mdf star.
Finally I chose a sentiment from the Christmas transparency and used collage medium to glue it to the tag.

Products used:
Bee Crafty Transparency - Christmas words
6" Inkables - stars multi
Art Stamps - over the moon, script background, la luna 
Mdf pop outs - stars
Distress Oxide - mustard seed, squeezed lemonade, fossilized amber, rusty hinge 
Button
Bakers twine
Brown gel pen

Thank you for taking a look. 
Alison 

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