July 31, 2012

July 25, 2012

Project #12: Stamped Bookmark

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Supplies:
1. Stamps:
PO-B46 Starfish Small
PO-B48 Starfish 2

2. Ink Pad:
Memento Tuxedo Black (Imagine Crafts)

3. Others:
White and Blue Cardstock
Metallic Crayons (Faber Castell)
Ribbon
Fibers
Laminating Machine and pocket (Purple Cows)
Corner Punch
Hole Punch

How-to:

1. Stamp the Starfish in Black on the blue cardstock.

2. Color the images and background with metallic crayons.

3. Layer panel on white cardstock.

Trim and place laminating pocket to size and run the bookmark through the laminating machine.

Round the corners and punch a hole for the ribbon/fibers.

Add coordinating ribbon and fibers.

4. Not sure if you can see it, but the hot laminating machine will melt the crayon. The lighter the color, the better! Then you'll be able to see the stamped image better.

And I actually used the heat embossing gun before I laminated the bookmark...that's why I got that lavender color around the starfish ('cause I "burned" the paper).

July 22, 2012

Card of the Month: Dream Dreams Card

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Hello!
I haven't posted here for a looong time...I'm putting things on "hold" since I'm pregnant again...
But here's a card that I made a while ago for a magazine:



Supplies:
1. Stamps:
KI-A29 Klimt Star

2. Ink Pads (former Tsukineko, now Imagine Crafts):
Brilliance
VersaMagic

3. Others:
Walnut Ink (Tsukineko)
UTEE Copper (Ranger)

January 01, 2012

November 24, 2011

February 13, 2011

Sabbatical

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You might have noticed that I haven't been posting new cards nor techniques for a looong time now...
But I found out I was pregnant back in September 2010...was sick for 3 months...got better...and I'm starting to get tired again in this last trimester.

Our webstore is still working (and going through some changes!), but I'm afraid I'll have to postpone new images' releases until later this year...since my helpers (my Sheltie and my Ragdoll) spend most of the day sleeping due to the weather. =)

Thank you!

September 06, 2010

September 03, 2010

August 05, 2010

June 21, 2010

Technique #12: Two-Tone Stamping

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Stamps: PO-B46 Starfish Small and PO-B48 Starfish 2

This technique gives your stamping images more depth...all you need is two ink pads of the same color, but different shades (a lighter and a darker shade).

With a stamp image of your choice, ink the stamp with the lighter color first. We used VersaMagic Aegean Blue for the sample above.
With the darker ink (
VersaMagic Ocean Depth), ink only the edges of the image.
Then, stamp on cardstock and check out the results!

You can also use markers instead of ink pads!

June 08, 2010

May 31, 2010

May 29, 2010

May 21, 2010

Project #10: Embossed Magnets

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1. Stamps:
KI-A20 Klimt Swirls
Sentiment (Inkadinkado)

2. Ink Pads:
Memento Tuxedo Black (Tsukineko)
VersaMark Dazzle Frost

3. Others:
UTEE (Ultra Thick Embossing Enamel) by Ranger
Heat Gun
Stampboard
Silver Leafing Pen (Krylon)

Doesn't your fridge love some fancy magnets?
Try these using the supplies listed above.

All you have to do is:

1. Ink the Stampboard (or a piece of unfinished wood) with VersaMark and heat emboss with UTEE of your choice.
Repeat 1 or 2 more times.

2. While the last layer is still hot, stamp a image of your choice and press it down.
Leave the stamp until the UTEE cools down. Then, gently remove the rubber stamp.

3. Ink and stamp a sentiment.

4. With the silver leafing pen, paint the sides of the Stampboard for a finished look.

P.S. You may paint your Stampboard (or piece of unfinished wood) before you start the embossing process...depending on the pressure you use, your background might show up like in the copper magnet, which was painted green (magnet on the left).

May 16, 2010

May 08, 2010

April 28, 2010

Vacation Mode

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OK!
I'm officially on vacation mode...
I have a week off from my full-time job...so, I'll take a week off from my "part-time" job, too! =)

If you purchase any items from Stamprints {Art Stamps} during April 28th and May 5th, please note that they will be shipped on May 6th!!!

Thank you!

April 24, 2010