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| by Mariette van Leeuwen Design Team Magenta |
Here's the link so you can see the stamps she used: http://www.magentastyle.com/2014/08/atc-bird-atc-oiseau.html
Kazuko Kocho has made a beautiful card using only one stamp. What's so special about that? Take a look. Also on this blog posting is a fabulous tip about flattening your paper when it becomes warped from watercoloring.
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| by Kazuko Kocho Artist-in-Residence for IMAGINE Crafts |
Here's the link: http://kazukoko.blogspot.com/2014/08/with-one-stamp-continued.html?showComment=1407371486345#c2111939123758902752
The previous blog posting shows Kazuko's first attempts using that one stamp.
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| by Kazuko Kocho |
Here's the link: http://kazukoko.blogspot.com/2014/08/with-one-stamp.html
Over at IMAGINE Crafts, John Petersen is showing you how to make your own Craft Sprays with Memento and Brilliance Re-Inkers and Ink Potion No. 9. Check it out because it's pretty darn cool.
http://imaginecraftsblog.com/2014/08/06/how-to-make-custom-craft-sprays/comment-page-1/#comment-2489
More sneak peeks at Penny Black. Jill Foster has made a card using a Christmas stamp from last year and a new die from their latest release.
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| by Jill Foster for Penny Black |
Here's the link to the posting that includes a video instruction: http://pennyblackinc.wordpress.com/2014/08/06/christmas-stamping-with-jill/
Rita Edwards made the most awesome card using dies from Elizabeth Craft Designs. Now I am going to have to purchase that park bench and wheelbarrow die.
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| by Rita Edwards for Elizabeth Craft Designs |
Here's the link to Rita's blog with the full how-to details: http://ecraftdesignsblog.com/2014/08/thank-you-with-flowers/
Another new die is used by Anna Wight for Impression Obsession to make this beach scene card.
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| by Anna Wight for Impression Obsession |
Check this video tutorial out from Lisa Yang with Local King Rubber Stamps. Lisa shows how to use a brayer to create multi-layer backgrounds.
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| by Lisa Yang for Local King Rubber Stamps |
Go to this link for the video: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/379498706073944904/
Lucky us. Tom and I were given ground passes to the PGA (Professional Golf Association) Championship at Valhalla today. This was only a practice round and it was packed with people, especially when Tiger Woods showed up for his round at 2:00 p.m., after I had left but while Tom was still there. I did see Rory McIlroy who is fit and has the most comfortable and easy swing and is in total command of his game from what I saw. It was so doggone hot and humid on the course that I had to leave around 12:30 and make my way back to the bus shuttle. I took the shuttle to Churchill Downs to hopefully catch a cab back to the hotel. It took me 55 minutes to wait for the cab and then a 20 minute ride. I was cooked and done.
While outside the hotel this morning waiting for our ride to the golf course, Sir Nick Faldo was waiting for his car. Tom took a picture of us together . . . as you can see, he's quite tall. For those of you who don't know who he is, Sir Nick Faldo is a British golfer who has won many championships and now announces for CBS.
We're flying home tomorrow morning, dark and early. We have to depart the hotel at 5:30 a.m. to catch a flight to Atlanta before heading to Seattle. As you can tell, these were not travel arrangements I made! See you on the other coast . . . if not tomorrow, on Friday!
Don't forget . . . this Friday is Journal Club at Art 'n Soul between 4 and 6 p.m.
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