Showing posts with label #ranger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #ranger. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 5, 2023

Stampin Up Papillon Potpourri with Pretty Petals DSP and Atlantic Hearts Sketch challenge

Welcome to my blog today.  I am creating for the Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge. I had fun playing around with the Stampin Up butterflies.  I used scrap papers for the banners.


Here's the sketch.


I dropped a few Liquid Pearls in the corner.


Ingredients:
Stampin Up inks:  Calypso Coral, Old Olive and Pacific Point
Stampin Up Pretty Petals DSP 6x6
Stampin Up Papillon Potpourri stamps
Stampin Up Mint Macaron and Old Olive card stock
Ranger Liquid Pearls 
Versamagic Midnight Black chalk ink
misc card stock

I would like to enter this in the following challenges:


winner







Don't forget to play along with Atlantic Hearts Sketch Challenge until Sunday.


Alicia


Monday, April 5, 2021

Finnabair Trust the Magic with Dies R Us

Hello, I used several techniques to create this magical card.  I used a new stamp offering from the store, Finnabair Trust the Magic. First, I used Distress Oxide ink and a stencil to create a subtle background.  Then I stamped the image with black pigment ink and embossed with Ranger Embossing Powder-Bridal Tinsel.  I know you expect that powder to create a subtle sparkle and it's there but when you use black ink to begin the effect is a bit different.

 

Here's a side view where you can see the embossing from a another angle.  It's still hard a little hard to see the iridescent sparkle.



After the background was created, I die cut the frame and embellishments.  I used Elizabeth Craft Designs Dotted Scallop Squares to make a frame.  I was left with a beautiful scalloped square that I will use on another project.  I cut the Sue Wilson Industrial Chic Swirl just once in gold. I cut that one piece into several parts and adhered to the back of the frame which I popped up on dots to create dimension on my card.  This photo actually shows a bit of the iridescent embossing.


Memory Box Mini Gears is just one die which makes it easy to cut a lot.  I used it twice once in gold and once in pewter to compliment the inking.  I sprinkled those gears around the card.  I used a couple of different gems and stickers to fill in some of the centers of the gears.


One last look at my stamped image.  I also used the stamp set on some purple paper scraps and tore the edges.  After I inked the edges, I tucked those pieces into the corners that did not have as many die cuts.


I used the following products from the store:












I also used 
Black Pigment ink
metallic and other specialty paper
Ranger Distress Coordinations paper
gems, stickers and a bingo token

Don't forget to come join in the fun at the Dies R Us Challenge Blog.  There's a new challenge theme offered on the 1st and 15th of each month, and one lucky randomly drawn winner will receive a gift voucher prize to the Dies R Us Store.  For your convenience, all the important Dies R Us links are provided below.

Alicia