Showing posts with label Copper Emboss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Copper Emboss. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 October 2016

International Project Highlights


Hi Everyone

Welcome to our International Project Highlights using Stampin' Up! products. We have all created this gallery of projects for you to be inspired by! We would love it if you could visit every one of our blogs and see a close up of our projects.

So here is my project with the Wherever You Go stamp set which is great for male orientated designs and can be for different occasions.


For the main picture I used the Stamp-a-ma-jig and Marker to Stamp technique
Added a horizon line with a ruler and used the Sponge Daubers for the clouds as well as for darkening the edges
The chevrons were achieved using the Triple Banner Punch
The compass was heat embossed with Copper Stampin' Emboss Powder
Before adhering all the elements, the Very Vanilla base card was embossed with the Brick Wall and stamped with Gorgeous Grunge



Products Used:

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Thank you for stopping by today. Check out our gallery of projects below with amazing ideas and inspirations from Stampin' Up! demonstrators around the world!

Jay Soriano
Mitosu Crafts
Your Independent Stampin' Up! Demonstrators in Basingstoke



Friday, 29 July 2016

Heat Embossed Flower from Botanical Builder

Hi All

Today I am sharing a card I am entering to the CAS Colours & Sketches Challenge #184 using the Botanical Builder dies.

 

The embossed flower came about after creating brooches for our swaps with other demonstrators at a recent training event. Each layer were pressed on Versamark Pad, coated with the Clear Stampin' Emboss Powder.

For this card, I made the embossed flower using Night of Navy and Very Vanilla card stock and adding Copper Stampin' Emboss Powder in the centre.


Layering Circle framelits for the scalloped aperture and another was used as a stencil to achieve the Copper embossed circle border. Mint Macaron card embossed with Petal Burst Embossing Folder underneath.


We don't have the Copper Metallic Thread so I used natural fibres from our stash for the leaves. They were made using the same method as the flower then cut in to shape.

Hope you like the card and thank you for stopping by

Jay

Saturday, 4 June 2016

Stampin' Stars and Twinklets Blog Hop - Stampin' Up! 2016 Catalogue


Hi All

Glad you made it to our blog today as we are excited to showcase a new stamp set from the new Stampin' Up! catalogue which only launched on Wednesday. Have you got a copy yet?

It's our first time in a blog hop so thank you for stopping by. If you came straight to us, check out the full list of all participants at the bottom of the post.

Before you do though, here are our makes using,

2016-2018 In Colour Classic Stampin' Pads

We have been inspired with the masking technique we used on the Make & Takes at the VIP day we were lucky enough to attend at Stampin' Up! HQ in aid of the Coram Charity. We have used this technique on these A7 Very Vanilla notecards.

Stamp on a sticky note then cut, to use as your mask before stamping the leaves to create depth. Keep the handmade mask in the stamp case to be used next time.

Use the Blender Pen to colour the main flower and add the shadow around the flower. For the background alternate between 1st Generation and 2nd Generation stamping technique to add even more dimension.

For this card, we've added some interest to the leaves with the new Copper Embossing Powder and highlighting areas with a white pigment pen.

The Floral Affection Embossing Folder matches the designs on the stamp set. For this card we have used the debossed side and sentiment from the stamp set. The colours have been applied using the  Stampin Sponges and using a straight edge as a mask to add a 'sun flare' effect.


Here are some other projects we have created using the set:

Create borders for your scrapbooking pages by using the same techniques from the notecards

Stamp randomly to decorate kraft paper before turning into a Mini Treat Bag

Used in corners to add depth on this seascape


Hope you like our projects and feel inspired to create something this weekend. We would love to see your creations so share them on Facebook or Twitter. Also, if you live around Basingstoke, come and join us at one of our card making class.

Click on the buttons below to continue along the blog hop.

To Karen's Sunny Stampin' blog

OR

To Crafty Little Minx Sara



Full List:

Thanks again for stopping by

Barry & Jay
Mitosu Crafts
Stampin' Up! Independent Demonstrators in Basingstoke

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