Showing posts with label distress ink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label distress ink. Show all posts

Monday, 20 August 2018

Creative Team Precious Petal Cards

Creative Team Precious Petal Cards

by Peta Burrows

Peta created this beautiful card earlier in the year for a class that was taught in store. She uses the Crafts 4U Precious Petals Die Set to create a simple layered flower that she has coloured with Distress inks. She has added some stamens to the centre and a few drops of transparent Jewel drops on the petals that make it look like there is dew drops on the petals.


 

Supplies:

Distress Inks in - Worn Lipstick & Tattered Rose
Assorted wood or light patterned papers
 
 

Wednesday, 20 June 2018

Creative Team Where the Wind Takes You Card

Creative Team Where the Wind Takes You Card

by Creative Team member Helen Cooke


Supplies:


smooth white card; textured card; silver card
Carpe Diem : Posh – word label stickers
Distress Ink : chipped sapphire & stormy sky
 

Instructions:

In order to determine how I wanted the airplane to look, I cut it three times using silver card, blue glitter card and white glitter card.  I collected each of the negative pieces from all three cards, and re-inserted them, mixing up the different colours.   I put double sided tape on the back of the frames to keep the negative pieces in place and put the three airplanes aside until the card background was finished.
 
From smooth white card, I cut a 130mm x 130mm square.  On my craft mat, I inked up chipped sapphire and stormy sky Distress Ink, spritzed it with water and then dragged and twisted the square of white card through it.  After leaving it to dry for a few minutes, I again smooshed the card through the remainder of the Distress Ink which gives more of a splatter pattern.  I edged the four sides of the card with chipped sapphire and then put it aside to dry.
The co-ordinating mats were cut from silver card (135mm x 135mm) and blue textured card (140mm x 140mm).  These mats were adhered to folded white card (290mm x 45mm).
I cut a selection of clouds from white card, choosing a couple of them to adhere to the top of the background .  From the three airplanes put aside earlier, I chose the silver bodied one and adhered it below the clouds with double sided foam tape.
I found an appropriate quote from the word label stickers, cut them into three sections and with a fine black pen, drew a line around each one.
Each background made using the above technique is unique – no two will ever be the same.  This particular background  reminds me of an approaching storm. 
Thank you for visiting today, comments are always appreciated – HAPPY CRAFTING!
 
 

Saturday, 21 April 2018

Creative Team - I'll do Anything for You Card

Creative Team - I'll do Anything for You Card

by Creative Team Member - Yoonsun Hur


Supplies:

Crafts4uFoam Tape 12mm x 4m
MFT Delicate Pretty Poppies Stamp Set
Tsukineko VersaFine pigment ink Onyx Black
Distress inks - Festive Berries, Twisted Citron
Crafts 4 U Water brush 10054
Crafts 4 U Heat gun 10046
Glossy Accents
Fine tip glue pen 30003
Hinged Stamper
Die Cutting and Embossing Machine


Instructions:


Cut white card stock to 4 ¼” x 11” and create a side-fold card.


Cut watercolour paper to 5 ½” x 4 ¼” using rectangle panel die.


Stamp flowers, leaves, sentiment from the MFT Delicate Pretty Poppies stamp set onto watercolour panel in VersaFine Onyx Black pigment ink. I used Post-It Notes for masking flower images.


Colour the stamped images with Festive Berries, Twisted Citron Distress inks and a water brush. Allow to dry completely.


Die cut the Circle Heart from white and pink card stocks. Glue them together using fine tip glue pen.




Mount the watercoloured panel on white card base using double-sided tape first, and then Add Circle Heart die cuts using foam tape.


Apply Glossy Accents to mini hearts for finishing touches.


Thank you so much for stopping by. Happy crafting!!

Hugs,
Yoonsun









Saturday, 24 March 2018

Creative Team - Leafy Frame Watercolour Card

Leafy Frame Watercolour Card

Creative Team Member - Yoonsun Hur



Hello crafty friends! I’m Yoonsun Hur and so happy to join the Catchy Crafts design team!

My cards today, I’m featuring so beautiful Crafts4u Leafy Rectangle frame die along with other goodies.


Supplies:

Wplus9 Beautiful Bouquets Ranunculus Stamp Set
Altenew Forever and Always Stamp Set
Die Cutting and Embossing Machine
Tsukineko VersaFine pigment ink Smokey Grey
Tsukineko VersaFine pigment ink Onyx Black
Distress Inks in Mermaid Lagoon, Fossilized Amber, Crushed Olive, Worn Lipstick, Festive Berries
Stamping tool

Heat gun
Natural twine

Instructions:


I die cut the Crafts4u Leafy Rectangle from white card stock.

I created my own water coloured floral panel with flower stamp set. I used the Wplus9 Beautiful Bouquets Ranunculus stamp set but you can use any flower set you have! I stamped images onto watercolour paper panel using VersaFine Pigment Ink Smokey Grey, and then loosely water coloured the stamped images with some Distress inks and a wet paint brush.


Once the water coloured panel was completely dry, I placed the floral frame die cut and some paper flowers onto the panel. I love these Little Birdie Flowers so much!!


I mounted the water coloured panel on white card base using Crafts4u double-sided tape first, and then added the floral frame & paper flowers onto the card front using Crafts4u foam tape.



Here is another card with the same way. In my second card, I water coloured the stamped flowers with the red & yellow colours.











Saturday, 10 March 2018

Creative Team - Floral Watercolour Card

Creative Team - Floral Watercolour Card

By Creative Team Member - Yoonsun Hur

 

Supplies:

White card stock
Paint brush
Fine tip glue pen
Die Cutting and Embossing Machine
 

Instructions:

For my card today, I am featuring the C4U Rose Embossing Folder, the C4U Matted HappyDie.
 
I started by dry embossing roses on watercolour paper panel using the C4U Rose embossing folder. I then inked all over the embossed panel with Tattered Rose, Antique Linen Distress inks and round ink blending tool.
 
 
After ink blending, I coloured the roses & leaves with Picked Raspberry, Mowed Lawn, Crushed Olive Distress inks and a wet paint brush.
 
 
I die cut the word “happy” from white card stock using the C4U Matted Happy die 5 times, and then stacked them up with find tip glue pen - I made it thicker like chipboard.
 


Thank you so much for stopping by. Happy crafting!!
Hugs,
Yoonsun






 
 

Monday, 5 March 2018

Creative Team - Bunnies & Eggs

Bunnies & Eggs Card

By Creative Team Member - Yoonsun Hur


Supplies:

MFT Essential Sentiments Stamp Set
Tsukineko VersaFine pigment ink Onyx Black
Tumbled Glass Distress ink
Rangers Round Ink Blending Tool
Hero Arts Watercolor Wheel
Watercolour paper
Natural twine

Instructions:

For my birthday card today, I am featuring the C4U Happy Easter Bunny Die, the C4U Decorative Egg Die, and the C4U Curious Bunny Die.


I die cut bunnies from watercolour paper using the C4U Happy Easter Bunny & Curious Bunny dies. I then die cut eggs from pastel coloured card stocks using the C4U Decorative Egg die. I die cut grasses from green card stocks as well.

I created my own fill-with-clouds background with the MFT cloud stencil & Tumbled Glass Distress ink first, and then mounted the cloud background panel on white card base using C4U double-sided tape.


After mounting, I added lightly water coloured bunnies, coloured egg balloons, grasses, and the “Happy birthday” sentiment banner using C4U foam tape.


Thank you so much for stopping by. Happy crafting!!
Hugs,
Yoonsun









Thursday, 1 March 2018

Creative Team - Mint Rose Decorative Ovals

Our First of this months Creative Team projects has been put together for you by Cheryl Peterie and uses the C4U Decorative Oval Die set and the C4U Delicate Frame Embossing Folder to cerate a beautiful layered card.


Mint Rose  Decorative Ovals Card


Products Used:


Crafts 4U - A5 White Card (two pieces)
Kaisercraft Decorative Dies & Stamps -Decor Frames & Quotes
Distress Inks - Shabby Shutters & Forest Moss
Archival Inks - Watering Can & Viridian
Satin Ribbon

 

Tools:


 
Basic tool kit (trimmer, scissors, double sided tape, pencil, tweezers etc), Bone folder, Glue, Foam Tape, Craft Tray, Flower Shaping Kit (optional), Washi Tape (for holding dies in place), Die Cutting Machine
 

Instructions:


 
On a piece of A5 white card stamp the Classic Rose Vine Stamp with Memento Ink - Tuxedo Black & colour using a finger dauber with Distress Inks - Shabby Shutters & Forest Moss, cut out with the Heartfelt Creations HCD1-7111 Classic Rose Vine Die, (optional: shape the leaves with a flower shaping tool).
 
On the left over A5 white card stamp the Kaisercraft Decor Frame with Archival Ink - Watering Can, next stamp the sentiment from the same set with Archival Ink - Viridian & cut out with the matching die.
 

 
Take a piece of A5 - White Card fold in half & score, emboss the front panel with the Delicate Fame Embossing Folder.

From a piece of the A5 - Glitter White Card cut out the three largest DecorativeOvals (use a piece of washi tape to hold dies in place).
 


Attach the middle oval with double sided tape to the centre of the card front, next mount the largest oval with foam tape over the top, next mount the smaller oval to the centre.
 


Using glue adhere the Rose Vine to the left side of the card.
Attach the sentiment frame on an angle to the right side of the vine.
Using glue adhere the rose to the bottom of the vine.
Tie a bow with the satin ribbon & adhere to the bottom of the rose.