It's time to show my project using the August kit from Sweet Sentiment!
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The kit for August includes this sweet gnome digital stamp from Kinda Cute by Patricia Alvarez and an awesome mushroom die and cloud stencil, both from CC Designs! :)
I used the cloud stencil from CC Designs and my Distress Inks to create the background and added some of the mushroom die cuts to add more depth. Then I fussy cut the gnomes and added them on top! The sentiment is one I had in my stash. All in all, a super cute but totally flat card you can send to a friend! If you are interested in this digital stamp and the class to color it in, go and visit the Sweet Sentiment website and join up! But remember, the only way to guarantee yourself a kit is to subscribe :) Jammie Clark is the teacher behind the classes and she is just wonderful. She makes it so easy to learn these techniques. |
Showing posts with label Jammie Clark. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jammie Clark. Show all posts
Thursday, July 18, 2019
Sweet Sentiment August Class and Kit Project
Sunday, January 20, 2019
New coloring classes with Sweet Sentiment!
Hello everyone! I have some cool news to share. I am taking these awesome coloring classes with Jammie Clark of Sweet Sentiment! |
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Fun Friendly Challenge with Jammie Clark :)
Hello everyone, Jammie and I are back with our fun and friendly challenge :) We have decided to do this every month, and so far it's been a blast!
Next month, for a twist, we are each going to pick a challenge to enter our projects in :) We'll see how that goes, and if we like it, well...we just may keep doing that! We've also come up with a name to encompass what we do every month...but that's a SUPER secret SECRET for another day...muwahahahahahahaha. (yes, that's my evil laugh lol)
So, without further adieu...here is my card for September....can you tell what the element is that Jammie and I have both used? You can view her project here on her blog :)
I had a ton of fun creating this card. And I used a few different techniques to create the background (well, and foreground for that matter lol). The very first layer is Distress Inks in Faded Jeans and Frayed Burlap. The second layer is an embossing folder that I sprayed with water and applied just with a little pressure from my hands. The water moved and removed some of the distress inks, leaving a visible image in the colors.
The third layer is the flourish stamp from the Stampin' Up Creative Elements set and it is stamped with Staz On ink. Then the fourth layer (phew! I'm running out of breath!) is Recollections Signature Series watercolor markers and well, water of course. I used the blue to paint the flower shapes in the flourish stamp and the brown to do the leaf shapes. I used a lot of water and then blotted them out so that it gives a bleached out look, while still adding color to the area.
The next step was to outline the flower shapes with a black marker. I wanted them to stand out a little bit more. And lastly, the white gel pen added some strategically placed highlights and the white dots in the background.
Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget to go and visit Jammie's blog as well :)
See you soon!
Next month, for a twist, we are each going to pick a challenge to enter our projects in :) We'll see how that goes, and if we like it, well...we just may keep doing that! We've also come up with a name to encompass what we do every month...but that's a SUPER secret SECRET for another day...muwahahahahahahaha. (yes, that's my evil laugh lol)
So, without further adieu...here is my card for September....can you tell what the element is that Jammie and I have both used? You can view her project here on her blog :)
I had a ton of fun creating this card. And I used a few different techniques to create the background (well, and foreground for that matter lol). The very first layer is Distress Inks in Faded Jeans and Frayed Burlap. The second layer is an embossing folder that I sprayed with water and applied just with a little pressure from my hands. The water moved and removed some of the distress inks, leaving a visible image in the colors.
The third layer is the flourish stamp from the Stampin' Up Creative Elements set and it is stamped with Staz On ink. Then the fourth layer (phew! I'm running out of breath!) is Recollections Signature Series watercolor markers and well, water of course. I used the blue to paint the flower shapes in the flourish stamp and the brown to do the leaf shapes. I used a lot of water and then blotted them out so that it gives a bleached out look, while still adding color to the area.
The next step was to outline the flower shapes with a black marker. I wanted them to stand out a little bit more. And lastly, the white gel pen added some strategically placed highlights and the white dots in the background.
Thanks for stopping by, and don't forget to go and visit Jammie's blog as well :)
See you soon!
Wednesday, August 31, 2016
A Fun Friendly Challenge
Hello everyone, a friend and I were talking...ok, so we were Facebook messaging, lol, and we came up with a fun challenge between us. We decided we would take turns each month and send each other an element that could be used in card making. It doesn't matter if we hate it or love it, we still had to use it, lol.
My friend is Jammie (pronounced Jamie) Clark and she is from Idaho (potatoes anyone?) LOL! Jammie is great and has a fantastic sense of humor lol. She and I send jokes about each others countries back and forth all the time, eh? Jammie's blog is www.jammied.com and you can go and visit and see if you can determine what our element is this month :)
So, I decided not to make a card...rebel, I know. I have a bunch of these little notebooks that I wanted to get started on for craft fairs, and this gave me the perfect opportunity to get them started!
To alter these notebooks, I used paper from the DCWV The Primrose collection, and the sentiment, flower stamps and dies are from the Lovely Flowers stamp and die set from Catherine Pooler's latest Stamp of Approval Collection called Lovely Notes :) I also used Nuvo Crystal Drops in Caribbean Ocean and Ivory Seashell, which you can find here :)
So, that is my project for this month for our fun and friendly challenge. Stay tuned next month when Jammie and I create something with an element that I sent her from Canada ;) You never know what we'll come up with!
My friend is Jammie (pronounced Jamie) Clark and she is from Idaho (potatoes anyone?) LOL! Jammie is great and has a fantastic sense of humor lol. She and I send jokes about each others countries back and forth all the time, eh? Jammie's blog is www.jammied.com and you can go and visit and see if you can determine what our element is this month :)
So, I decided not to make a card...rebel, I know. I have a bunch of these little notebooks that I wanted to get started on for craft fairs, and this gave me the perfect opportunity to get them started!
To alter these notebooks, I used paper from the DCWV The Primrose collection, and the sentiment, flower stamps and dies are from the Lovely Flowers stamp and die set from Catherine Pooler's latest Stamp of Approval Collection called Lovely Notes :) I also used Nuvo Crystal Drops in Caribbean Ocean and Ivory Seashell, which you can find here :)
So, that is my project for this month for our fun and friendly challenge. Stay tuned next month when Jammie and I create something with an element that I sent her from Canada ;) You never know what we'll come up with!
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