I am late in getting my class board up at the store but it will be there on Tuesday; I've been challenged with one of the class cards and have finally figured it out! Here is a sample of one of the cards you will make:
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| by Debbie Gaetz for Washi Ways class on June 20 at Art 'n Soul
Thursday, June 20, 1:30-3:30pm, Debbie Gaetz – “ Washi Ways” $30
Using beautiful Washi papers, create 4 beautiful cards using ‘Simple’ weaving and ‘Super Simple’ weaving, bargello, and one other fun technique. Please bring basic class kit to include small paper trimmer, craft knife, & small detail cutting scissors.
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I hope you'll join me on the 20th!
Sharon Wolvin shared her recent zentangle work; Sharon's doing terrific work and we love the color she added to her work.
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| by Sharon Wolvin |
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| by Sharon Wolvin |
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| by Sharon Wolvin |
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| by Sharon Wolvin |
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| by Sharon Wolvin |
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| by Sharon Wolvin |
Marj and Dianne's Wild Ways with Washi Tape class yesterday was another outstanding class. I wasn't able to take pics of everyone's work but I wanted to share the wonderful card designs by Marj and Dianne. So I am going to show you the cards I made in class . . .
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| by Debbie Gaetz we made the washi tape from the top layer of a cocktail napkin and stamping background designs in inks to match the stripes on the napkin; the die overlay is from Cheery Lynn Designs |
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| by Debbie Gaetz the card piece on the left was wrapped with plain colored washi tapes and then stamped with the bird stamp from Magenta; the die is from Lifestyle Crafts. |
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| by Debbie Gaetz the diagonal washi tapes were made from the top layer of a cocktail napkin; we liked how the design of the paper behind the washi tapes could be seen through the washi tape |
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| by Debbie Gaetz various washi tape designs were placed at a diagonal on white card stock and torn at each end; the bird die (Poppy Die) was cut into the white card stock covered with washi tape and adhered to the yellow base card; we were left with the beautiful bird die cut that can be used inside the card or used for another project. A background stamp was lightly inked on the front of the base card |
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| by Debbie Gaetz we made the washi tape from rice paper from Fred Mullett by laying down various distress inks on a craft sheet and adding copper all-purpose-ink drops to the distress colors . . . spritzed with Imagine Crafts®/Tsukineko® Ink Potion No. 9 to activate the inks and then brayered, followed by laying the rice paper over the ink mixture and brayering again over the paper; a strip of the washi tape was added to the rosette die cut before folding. very cool! |
From the Mixed Media Play Session on Saturday, these are the works-in-progress . . . (I'm hoping the names are correct!) . . .
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| by Dianne Johnson |
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| by Deb Kuttel |
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| by Carol Lewkowski |
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| by Carol Lewkowski |
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| by Sue Allender |
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| by Marj Marion |
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| by Marj Marion |
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| by Marj Marion |
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| by Marj Marion a beautiful wall hanging in-the-making! |
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| by Dianne Johnson |
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| by Susie Tracy (using stamp by Kevin Nakagawa, Stampscapes) |
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| by Dianne Johnson (using stamp by Kevin Nakagawa, Stampscapes) |
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| by Susie Tracy |
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| by Susie Tracy |
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| by Susie Tracy (work-in-progress to be completed) (using stamp by Kevin Nakagawa, Stampscapes) |
If I missed anyone or incorrectly named the artist, please accept my apologies and let us know so I might correct the inadvertent error.
Marj made these beautiful sample cards . . .
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| by Marj Marion Butterfly, speckle and message stamps by Magenta colors by Copic Markers & Pan Pastel Chalks |
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| by Marj Marion Hero Arts "Everything Flower" Stamp (CG513) White Embossing Powder Sponge on Memento Inks "Summer" in Verse (trimmed) by Impression Obsession (D3937) |
Be sure to check out the new Hero Arts' Stamp Your Story collection has some wonderful designs for journaling and other general stamping art. Dianne's enthusiasm for these new stamps is very contagious . . . the order is being written up so please submit your pink sheet order asap. Dianne is at the store on Tuesday and Wednesday and would love to talk about the Stamp Your Story stamp line; if you can't wait until Tuesday, Deb is at the store today and will be delighted to walk you through the designs. Take a look at some random parts of the new Hero Arts catalog offerings that I photographed ...
That's it for 'this morning'! Check in on Tuesday ... all of the Artists-in-Residence for IMAGINE Crafts®/Tsukineko® are involved in a blog hop with Avery Elle.
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