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Travel Notes ATC Series #4
All the stamps were straight onto the card, with the colour added later - you can see how the distress ink colour is transparent. The walnut stain outlines were allowed to dry thoroughly before the colour washes were added.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 24/07/2008
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Travel Notes ATC Series #3
Looks 3-D? It's not - all achieved by careful painting of shadows by picking up the walnut stain colour direct from the pad with a waterbrush pen. The colour layers beautifully, just as a shadow would. For the compass, stamp the outline first and allow to dry - then paint in the colour and the walnut stain outline shouldn't run.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 24/07/2008
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Travel Notes ATC Series #2
The background image is one of Tim Holtz's unmounted rubber stamps - available to order, just drop us an email.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 24/07/2008
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Travel Notes ATC Series #1
A set of ATCs using the same techniques as the Travel Tag Cards.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 24/07/2008
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Travel Tag Card Series #3
Again on this card, the background images are stamped in walnut stain and the watercolour technique used to colour them. The centre of the tag is cut out with a craft knife and acetate stuck behind. Notice that the purple arrow is reproduced on the inside of the card as the foam mounts would otherwise be visible.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 24/07/2008
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Travel Tag Card Series #2
On this card, the majority of the background images are stamped using the walnut stain. Foreground images are on coloured Bazzill and mounted on foam stickies.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 24/07/2008
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Travel Tag Card Series #1
Using a basic craft colour tag card and envelope, I have decorated using stamps from the Travel Notes and Travel Words clear stamps from Stampendous. Main tag is stamped in walnut stain distress ink, and the colour pulled out from the lines with a water brush for the watercolour effect. Further colour can be picked up from the ink pad itself using the brush. Similarly, other items are stamped onto coloured Bazzil and stuck on.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 24/07/2008
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Peace
Letters cut out using the Cricut 'Opposites Attract' cartridge and three layered onto an oval cut using the basic cartridge. All covered in foil, gently rubbed and stretched into the letters. Use Denim alcohol ink to dab on colour, and then lift the colour off again by dabbing raised section with oil-based black ink pad (e.g. Memories pad) and wiping clean. Versamark resist and Faded Jeans distress ink pad on glossy paper for the backing.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 30/04/2008
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Family Tree Accordian Book
Basic decorated accordian book using the family tree / ancestry papers. All that's left to do is to personalise it.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 30/04/2008
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Easter Time
Good use of the natural shapes within the scrapbook paper pattern to make a cut away card. Greeting done in a mix of stamped text and QuicKutz die cuts using Bazzill paper.
Submitted by: Denise Burley
Date entered: 30/04/2008
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Dad's Tie
Quick and simple card for Father's Day. Use the clear stamp set to stamp tie onto suitable scrapbook paper and then notch and fold back for the collar.
Submitted by: Denise Burley
Date entered: 30/04/2008
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Crackle Rose cards
Four designs using the large crackle rose scrapbooking paper. Decoupage and ribbon, border punches make use of the double sided page, and envelope punch for the embellishment.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 30/04/2008
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Blooming lovely
Things to do with cloth flowers and assorted embellishments...
Submitted by: Sue Mee
Date entered: 30/04/2008
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Baby Girl
Quick and simple greetings card for that special delivery - use ribbon and our baby girl buttons with the shanks removed. Stick on the buttons with either PVA or high tack glue and lay flat until dried.
Submitted by: Neil Burley
Date entered: 30/04/2008
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