Recently I came upon a called Grandma Bonnie's Place and I fell in love with the My Besties from Sherri Baldy's Etsy Shop! Wow, these Besties are so stinkin' cute and are available both as traditional stamps or digital, I went for the digital version! So what I decided to do is take one of my stock Birthday Cards and bump it up a knotch with one of Sherri's Besties.
So I removed the sentiment which had been mounted with dimensional tape and repositioned it. I then changed out the deep pink flower with two yellow and one light pink on the lower tab. Lastly, but most definitely not least, I added this adorable Bestie named Ginger.
I colored Ginger with Copics after allowing the ink from my printer to dry. I think I need to practice a bit more, especially on the hair, but all in all, I am very satisfied with this girl.
I would love to hear from you. Tell me what you think.
Have a wonderful 4th of July!
Angelina Romero - I want to share my love of paper crafting! - PaperCraftingWithAngelina@gmail.com - 575.613.8045
Showing posts with label card making. Show all posts
Showing posts with label card making. Show all posts
Thursday, July 3, 2014
Thursday, March 13, 2014
How to Use Emboss-Resist Technique with Watercolors
So here is a trending technique that I wanted to share with you. Emboss-Resist with Watercolor. Have you tried it yet? I am loving this technique as a way to create some beautiful backgrounds for my cards.
By using white embossing powder on my watercolor paper I create a 'resist' to the ink used for watercoloring. I really saturate the paper so that the colors that I use will blend well as you can see in the pictures.
For the watercolor I simply used my Exclusive Inks and a brush and applied the ink directly to the watercolor paper. If you would like to see a video tutorial on how I created the card on the left, click on the card above.
I also did a slight treatment to the inside of each card as you can see here.
I hope you enjoy the video and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! I love helping.
In the meantime, Happy Paper Crafting! ~Angelina
By using white embossing powder on my watercolor paper I create a 'resist' to the ink used for watercoloring. I really saturate the paper so that the colors that I use will blend well as you can see in the pictures.
I also did a slight treatment to the inside of each card as you can see here.
I hope you enjoy the video and if you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask! I love helping.
In the meantime, Happy Paper Crafting! ~Angelina
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Simply Beautiful Card Set
I recently had a request for a set of note cards from a dear friend of mine. I have been wanting to make some note cards with the Hostess Set "A Mother's Love" and this was the perfect opportunity!
Each 2-3/4" x 4" card is created with a flower that is slightly different, whether it be the colors or how they were stamped. I used Cotton Candy and Sorbet stamp pads for the flowers and Pear for the leaves. I also used my Pear and New England Ivy alcohol markers for the stems. I double stamped the sentiment to create a shadow.
If you noticed the sparkle on all of the flowers, well I used the Wink of Stella Brush in Clear from Simon Says Stamps! I love this tool for adding subtle sparkle to my projects.
For the box, which holds all four cards and their matching envelopes, I used the Cricut Craft Room along with the Artiste cartridge. The box is found on page 57 and basically I enlarged it until I could see that a 2-3/4" x 4" card would fit (10.944 x 5.667). I then cut it out of a piece of B&T paper from the Lollydoodle Paper Packet. I used a border strip from that paper packet as well and wrapped that around the box. I then stamped the flowers twice on a 2" x 3-1/4" piece of Daisy White cardstock in Sorbet for the background and Cotton Candy for the outline (darker part). I then stamped four leaves in Pear. The center flower was stamped on Cotton Candy cardstock with Cotton Candy ink and then attached with 3-D Foam tape. I wrapped a piece of baker's twine around this panel three times and then tied it in a bow. I then attached that piece of cardstock to a 2-1/4" x 3-1/2" piece from the paper packet with 3-D Foam tape and attached that to the box with adhesive.
My envelopes were created with a piece of heavy-weight copy paper cut to 6" x 6". I then used an envelope punch board at 2-5/8" for the first punch. After assembling the envelopes I stamped them with the same stamps used on the cards using all three colors.
I also did a short video going over how I put this project together. You can watch it below.
Here is just one more variation of this card. On this one I mounted it on a piece of Cocoa cardstock which really frames the focal image. I am submitting this to The Card Concept challenge for this week. I made the following substitutions to their colors: Lime = Pear and Espresso = Cocoa. White is White! I consider this to follow along with their Clean and Layered style.
Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Happy Paper Crafting!
~Angelina
Each 2-3/4" x 4" card is created with a flower that is slightly different, whether it be the colors or how they were stamped. I used Cotton Candy and Sorbet stamp pads for the flowers and Pear for the leaves. I also used my Pear and New England Ivy alcohol markers for the stems. I double stamped the sentiment to create a shadow.
If you noticed the sparkle on all of the flowers, well I used the Wink of Stella Brush in Clear from Simon Says Stamps! I love this tool for adding subtle sparkle to my projects.
For the box, which holds all four cards and their matching envelopes, I used the Cricut Craft Room along with the Artiste cartridge. The box is found on page 57 and basically I enlarged it until I could see that a 2-3/4" x 4" card would fit (10.944 x 5.667). I then cut it out of a piece of B&T paper from the Lollydoodle Paper Packet. I used a border strip from that paper packet as well and wrapped that around the box. I then stamped the flowers twice on a 2" x 3-1/4" piece of Daisy White cardstock in Sorbet for the background and Cotton Candy for the outline (darker part). I then stamped four leaves in Pear. The center flower was stamped on Cotton Candy cardstock with Cotton Candy ink and then attached with 3-D Foam tape. I wrapped a piece of baker's twine around this panel three times and then tied it in a bow. I then attached that piece of cardstock to a 2-1/4" x 3-1/2" piece from the paper packet with 3-D Foam tape and attached that to the box with adhesive.
My envelopes were created with a piece of heavy-weight copy paper cut to 6" x 6". I then used an envelope punch board at 2-5/8" for the first punch. After assembling the envelopes I stamped them with the same stamps used on the cards using all three colors.
I also did a short video going over how I put this project together. You can watch it below.
Here is just one more variation of this card. On this one I mounted it on a piece of Cocoa cardstock which really frames the focal image. I am submitting this to The Card Concept challenge for this week. I made the following substitutions to their colors: Lime = Pear and Espresso = Cocoa. White is White! I consider this to follow along with their Clean and Layered style.
Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving a comment.
Happy Paper Crafting!
~Angelina
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
A Family Bloosoms With a Mother's Love
This is the first card for this year's Mother's Day series. The sentiment says it all! What would a family be without the love of the Mama that brought each of us into the world?
The sketch for this card comes from Mojo Monday's Sketch 336. I plan on doing a few different cards using this sketch. I used the Ivy Lane Paper Packet, along with my Artiste and Art Philosophy Cricut cartridges and the sentiment is from a Hostess set "A Mother's Love", all from Close to My Heart.
On the next card, I think I will change out some of the papers to create a better contrast. I do love how the flowers and leaves came out, don't you? Both are cut with the Artiste cartridge and then I scored the veins on the leaves to create a more realistic effect.
Here are a few other projects that you can make with this lovely Ivy Lane Paper Packet.
Thank you for stopping by today and I look forward to reading any comments.
In the meantime, Happy Paper Crafting!
~Angelina
The sketch for this card comes from Mojo Monday's Sketch 336. I plan on doing a few different cards using this sketch. I used the Ivy Lane Paper Packet, along with my Artiste and Art Philosophy Cricut cartridges and the sentiment is from a Hostess set "A Mother's Love", all from Close to My Heart.
On the next card, I think I will change out some of the papers to create a better contrast. I do love how the flowers and leaves came out, don't you? Both are cut with the Artiste cartridge and then I scored the veins on the leaves to create a more realistic effect.
Here are a few other projects that you can make with this lovely Ivy Lane Paper Packet.
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| Ivy Lane Cardmaking Kit |
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| Ivy Lane Scrapbooking Kit |
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| Mojo Monday Sketch 336 |
Thank you for stopping by today and I look forward to reading any comments.
In the meantime, Happy Paper Crafting!
~Angelina
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