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| Magenta 07.730.H |
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| Magenta Template Floral Background TM27 |
Here is the card:
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| by Debbie Gaetz |
- Magenta Template TM27
- Sentiment Stamp: Magenta 07.730.H
- So Silk Card Stock in Fashion Purple (die cut frame)
- Skin Card Stock in Black (stenciled layer)
- Mirrircard Card Stock in Green (frame beneath the purple die cut)
- Conqueror 118 lb. card stock in Diamond White (base card)
- Iridescent Creative Medium in Chartreuse Iridescent (leaves) & Purple Iridescent (two circles)
- StazOn Studio Glaze in Gothic Purple (on top of the creative medium circles)
- VersaFine in Onyx Black (sentiment on base card)
- Memory Box Stitched Rectangle Layers (30009)
Continuing with Impression Obsession's School Spirit challenge, this is a beautiful card from Dina Kowal using her school color. The coloring is done with one pen, check it -- ONE pen -- the Chameleon pen.
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| by Dina Kowal for Impression Obsession |
Click on this link to her posting:
Be sure to click on the links within Dina's posting: a) the link that talks about hopping the color is a video tutorial; b) and the one layer paper tole link. Both links are quick to view and very informative.
On the Spellbinders' blog, they're making a birthday shaker card. This is an excellent step-by-step instruction guide.
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| by Latisha Yoast for Spellbinders |
Click on this link for the blog posting & instructions:
There is something in the simplicity of this card that I really really like! It's the perfect card design to use the Magenta multi-language sentiment stamps that I keep adding to my stash of treasured Magenta stamps. The stamp in the photo is from Penny Black, another favorite line of stamps that we sell at Art 'n Soul.
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| by Melania Deasy for Penny Black |
Click on this link for Melania's how-to:
Today was another very fun afternoon at Art 'n Soul. Marj's Fabulous Spring Florals class was filled with great students and lots of good mojo! The variety of techniques that we used was refreshing and educational. And on a sunny day like today, the beautiful colors were wonderful to work with.
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| by Debbie Gaetz as taught by Marj Marion After the class, I did use peel-off corners from Magenta (no longer available) from my stash on the card base, and small peel-off dots from the same set on the corners of the inset frame. |
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| by Debbie Gaetz as taught by Marj Marion At home, I added the enamel dots to the card base and water-bubble crystals to the center of two flowers. You'd never know that the floral stamp from Magenta is actually a poinsettia . . . versatility is the best, right? |
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| by Debbie Gaetz as taught by Marj Marion At home, I added a white adhesive-backed pearl in my floral cone and colored it orange with a Copic marker because some of my Flower Soft had fallen off and left a blank spot. I also added peel-off corners from a Magenta set I had. |
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| by Debbie Gaetz as taught by Marj Marion |
I wish I had felt better to take pics of the cards made by the other students. It seemed like everyone had a variation of their own to add to the original card designs for a random number of reasons. The sign of a good teacher is the ability of each student to take their own design preferences and add them to the overall end results because of the artistic inspiration provided in the lessons. Marj, you're the best!
Time to close out. Pam will be at Art 'n Soul all day tomorrow (Monday) to help with your inspirations and technique questions. I'll be back with another Inspiration Station card and a new paper product!
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