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Showing posts with label Mixed Media Card. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mixed Media Card. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 23, 2015

3 DESIGNERS AND 3 VIDEOS USING MY "BIG BOLD BLOSSOMS" STAMP SET



Hello and thank you so much for visiting today!  I have a super fun post to share!!

Terri SproulBarbara Rankin, and Myself have all made Mixed Media Cards,using my Big Bold Blossoms Stamps!  And we all made videos to go with them!  Is that awesome or what??

And because we did this awesome thing, there is a special coupon!
40% off everything in the store!!  SUPER AWESOME!

This is the card Barbara made~

This is the card Terri made~

And this is the card I made.

Here are the links to our videos too.

 I hope you enjoy the videos and get AMAZING things from the store with that super coupon!
xxDaniella




Monday, January 19, 2015

"ALWAYS" MIXED MEDIA CARD


Hi!  I have a mixed media card, that I made for Tombow USA, to share with you today.
I used several of Tombow's AWESOME products to make this.  I will post links to them as I show you how I used them.

First, I gathered my supplies.  In addition to the Tombow products, I used black paper from Graphic 45, A Diana Wakley stamp and a background paper I made myself.

After you stamp your image, tear around the edges and add ink to them.  I used a few different Tombow Dual Brush Pens from 2 different sets ~ Brights and Manga Shojo.  

Next I went over the marker areas with a paint brush and water, to blend the colors and give a watercolor effect.

I used theTombow Stamp Runner Dot Pattern Adhesive to adhere my papers to my card.  This Stamp runner is soooo cool!  You can use it as an adhesive runner or point it straight up and use it to "Stamp" adhesive squares exactly where you want them. 

To give my stamped paper dimension, I used Tombow Foam Tabs.  These foam pads instantly create a 3D effect to your project.


After I adhered all my papers and added some ink splatter I decided I wanted to give a watercolor effect to the flower on the front (it's art, I'm allowed to change my mind! :) ).  I took a blue and a green Tombow Dual Brush Pen and scribbled some ink on my craft mat.  Then I picked up the ink with my Tombow Blender Pen and applied it to the flower.  You can buy a blender pen alone, but you get one free in every set of 10 Dual Brush Pens!

Finally I adhered some gems and a bow with my favorite, Tombow Mono Multi Liquid Glue.  This glue dries clear and makes a permanent bond when used wet.  But if you use it and let it dry, it becomes repositionable adhesive!  Sweet!

Thank you for visiting today!  Please be sure to check out all the links to the Tombow products I used.

  ALL SALE ITEMS ARE BUY 1 GET 1 FREE THROUGH THE 19TH!! 

xxDaniella