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June 27, 2019

DT: Scrapbooking layout: Meeting Jorge Ramos

Dear scrappers,

This is Veronica, from Vicky's Scrapping Passion sharing my post for CraftWell.

For this post, I decided to make double scrapbooking layout for my father for Father's day. My father got to meet one of his favorite authors (Jorge Ramos, a Univision journalist) last year, and got his book autographed. That was a dream come true for my father, thus, I decided to give him a famed double layout featuring this meeting:

Left page:

Right page:

A closer look at the many details I added:

I used many die cuts left over of other projects made for this blog, like the stamped sentiments used for the teachers bookmakers last year:

These metallic peppers were also left over stamped and die cut for a class I thought a few years ago:

I cut a piece of a journaling card from this fantastic Ole line from Sabor Papel paper company:

To frame my vertical pictures I used some leftover squares from the teachers bookmarks:

This metallic banner also comes from the left over stamped and die cut pieces from above. The same with the blue flowers from the borders. I also used paper frill from Doodlebug Design for the borders as well as strips from a dulces patterned paper.

My materials:

In hope you enjoyed this picture loaded post and visit my blog for further ideas:

June 21, 2018

DT: Teacher Appreciation Bookmarks Paper Clips

Hi,

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell.

I made some bookmarks for my children teachers (my post for April) and decided to make some paper clips to go with some cookies that my friend Nancy (Nancy Fancy Cookies) made for me using the same stamp/dies:

I also gave some of the other bookmarks with these cute cookies:

and added the Teresa Collins sentiment die cuts to the back:

The paper clips were easy to convert in bookmarks by adding a piece of folded and glue together cardstock to some extra big regular paperclips I bought at Target:

I added some die cuts to the front and the sentiment and children names stamps to the back:

Craftwell Tools:

Snap

Teresa Collins dies: Tags & Taps

Teresa Collins dies: Sentiment

Other Companies:

Black Archival ink, CTMH and Ranger distress oxide ink pads

Diverse bright cardstock

X sticker maker

HeroArts stamp and dies.

Liquid Gloss, Ranger

I hope you enjoyed my paper clips bookmarks. And follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

Many blessings

Vicky Tovar

July 2, 2016

Welcome This Month's Sponsor: Clearsnap!

Welcome July Sponsor, Clearsnap!

We are so excited to collaborate with Clearsnap this July so stay tuned

this summer for some great craft ideas & DIYs.

And remember: tag '@craftwell' or '#craftwell' to show us your

July 4th Weekend crafts, DIYs & projects using your Craftwell products!

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Happy crafting Craftwell crafters!

June 14, 2016

Ebrushing Background

I love my eBrush. It is the only tool that I use with almost everything crafty as well as home decor and my sewing. I decided to do a quick card with my beautiful Blessings from Latina Crafter and one of their stencils.

I used Sharpie Markers to do a light background. I control the value with distance and air pressure. I love using Sharpies with the eBrush.

After completing my background I moved on to the next step which was using modeling past to apply one of Latina Crafter's stencils. It is called Stencil Flowers with Dots.

I used Latina Crafter's Be a Blessing stamps for my sentiment. I love her line of stamps. I used the You and Me set.

I covered the paste work and used my eBrush again to add some variety to the background.

The Craftwell ebrush is very versatile. I love crafting with it and with Latina Crafter Stencils and stamps.

I am very pleased with my card. Happy Anniversary to Latin Crafter and many more! Remember the eBrush is a tool that can enrich your crafting experience. It also can be used as a fine art tool as well.

June 9, 2015

News, News, News!

Craftwell's eBrush Team joins to celebrate Latina Crafter's Anniversary!

We are so excited to share the news about our monthly sponsor, Latina Crafter. I would love to share their unique story behind the scenes of this wonderful crafting company!

This is Diana's story of the birth of Latina Crafter.

In June 2011, after been in the Scrapbooking Industry for over a decade, I started Latina Crafter, with the idea to provide stamps in Spanish. Funny that was all I had in mind to start. As a Latina I know how hard it is to find anything related to crafts and art in the Spanish language; products, tutorials, blogs, etc. and that’s the reason why Latina Crafter was born. I felt there was a real need to serve the Latina group and their needs. When we started, 4 years ago, we had with only four stamps sets: Felicitaciones, No hay nadie como tú, Para alguien especial & Familia. I tried to cover a lot with those sets because I was scared that would be all people wanted and no more. I needed them to cover a variety of themes and occasions and tried to do all with the four sets. Happily that was not the end of our story but only the beginning! Now we have around 300 exclusive stamp sets, dies, bitty buttons, stencils, wood veneers and other products to help with your creative projects, all that thanks God and our dear followers YOU!!

In addition to stamps in Spanish now we have stamps with cute and whimsical illustrations that has sentiments in Spanish and English. It is wonderful to provide stamps and sentiments in both languages. We have been blessed with a great Design Team, an amazing Team of Illustrators and on top of all that the best customers on earth. We have customers all over the world and that’s simply awesome, something I never dream about it. We keep our goal of offering stamps in Spanish dear to our heart, but also we have going above and beyond to share our love and passion for this industry and we are crossing over to the English speaking community with great success and such a warming welcome that I didn’t expect and it has touched my heart, I feel like a happy and blessed girl. We will keep working hard and with passion to keep growing Latina Crafter and keep giving the service and love you want. Thanks for all your support.

We are so happy to support Latina Crafter by sharing this wonderful story. This is such an inspiration to those interested in their dreams of starting something. It can be done! It is a wonderful industry that holds so much for so many! Hats off to the sentiment that started this business and continues to be the reason so many more start!

So Happy Fourth Anniversary to you Latina Crafters! Please join the Celebration and Hop along!!

NOW Some other news from Craftwell!!!

We are so happy ! "As a bonus: here are 'behind-the-scenes' photos of our upcoming craft web show, 'Craftwell's Crafting Corner'! We loved working with our host & on-set crew to create a series that would provide you with quick & easy, but awesome DIYs using our Craftwell products! We're looking forward to sharing these fun tutorials with you!"

"Beautifully colored paints provided by ILoveToCreate & Tulip"

"Minor touch-ups & Instagramming between shoots"

"We're getting into the mood by playing a ukulele on set!"

"Our host is ticklish when it comes to setting up a mic"

I also want you to know that we will be providing live broadcasts as well as our current library of videos geared to assist you with many of your Craftwell products. So much to come! Here is just one example of our videos introducing a new siphon accessory!

Here is the link to our exclusive offer!!!

March 18, 2015

eBrush and Spectrum Noir Fun!

Ebrush Design Team: Jan Hunter Week 11 Cycle 1

Hi everyone. Here's a fun card with a stamped imaged colored in using Spectrum Noir markers. The image is from a set called Stained Glass (CS220L) from the Forever in Time Paper Craft Collection (Etsy) I love the look of Stained Glass, how about you?

You'll need:

Stamp (and an acrylic block)

Memento Ink (black)

Craftwell eBrush (SN adapter)

Spectrum Noir Markers (LY1,LY2, LY3, PP1, PP3, PP4, PP6, LG1, LG2, LG3, IB1, IB2, IG1, Blender)

White Satin Ribbon (8 inches is oodles - from my stash)

Card stock (white card for image and card base, pink card for card front)

Stencil (brocade or other image with flourishes - from my stencil stash)

Stamp image in black ink. Color in using color families as desired, blending as needed. Because the white of the cardstock looked too stark, I filled those areas in lightly with the IG1 marker with just a little more shading around the outer edges and the flowers and leaves. Set aside.

With the ebrush and the SN adapter, select the PP3 and lightly spray around the edges and a bit more on the pink card stock (see photo below). Line up the stencil as desired over the pink card stock and with PP6 in the ebrush, spray about 1 - 1.5 inch into the card stock along one long side. The interior edges should be slightly lighter than the border edge. If you're worried about getting too straight of an edge, add a torn piece of paper between the stencil and card stock and spray. Remove the stencil and set the card stock aside.

Cut a piece of ribbon long enough to wrap around the back of the pink card stock. You can tape down each end.... spray with PP3 as evenly as you can. Since you're using alcohol markers, the ribbon will be dry and ready to use as soon as you put the cap on the marker. The ribbon really is evenly colored. The light reflecting off the ribbon gives it the uneven effect.

Wrap the ribbon around the pink card stock and secure. Adhere the pink card stock to your card base. Using pop dots, adhere the image to the card front, embellish more as desired.

Thanks for dropping by.... hoping you'll enjoy some crafting time today!

PS - I'm leaving my card blank for the moment.... Sentiment and final embellishment to be added later. Drop by my blog to see more projects using the eBrush! Your imagination is your only limitation! In the meantime, have a creative day!

February 27, 2015

Two Methods of Stamp Image Masking for use with eBrush!

Sharing is what makes eBrushing fun! Especially if you can offer techniques that others can use or build upon! So today I have two different masking techniques that I use when ebrush images. I am using Pink & Main Stamps in my examples. I thank Michelle from Pink & Main for sponsoring our team this month!

First is the paper method. You will need cardstock, stamp, ink pad, and spray adhesive. You will also need the eBrush and your selection of markers. I used Spectrum Noir with my examples.

You will want to stamp your image on the paper you want to use for your project. You will also want to stamp on on paper to be cut apart to create your mask. I spray removable adhesive on all of my pieces before I cut them out. Save all the pieces to mask your image.

Using the image mask you can make your background. Just cover and then spray your background.

Next cover your background and lets start on the image itself.

Remove and recover sections as you go along and before you know you will have your image completed.

I have so much fun using my ebrush! The silver speckles are from a silver sharpie!

The second method is something that I have shared before but is a good repeat. You can use rubber cement to create a great mask on most papers.

Using a small brush I apply rubber cement on the area's I want to remain unsprayed. I can recoat the color areas with rubber cement after they dry.

I sprayed my background and then removed the rubber cement with a rubber cement pickup.

Rubber cement doesn't raise the paper fibers. It really does give a nice blocking of color.

Here is my cleaned image. It is a blast to try different things to make my eBrush even more fun!

Thank you for joining me today! Please share your tips and techniques below! Don't forget to join us on the eBrush by Craftwell facebook group!