Hi everyone!

Katie here with a fun project using Craftwell's eBrush and markers. I'm not an advanced eBrush user, but I can still utilize the marker adapters and create something pretty. 

I took used pair of sneakers, which had some stitched on patches and doodles on it. I only airbrushed one sneaker and decided to save the other side for another time.

For the design, I was inspired by sunsets and storms. I thought some darker shades will help hide the doodles made on the sneaker. One side of the sneaker and tongue will have a sunset, and the last side will have a thunderstorm. To help, I went onto google for some image ideas and gathered my materials.

Materials

Craftwell eBrush

Spectrum Noir marker adapter

Spectrum Noir markers

Tulip Metallics - White fabric paint

Painter's tape

Gloves

Cardboard

Next step, taped the top edge of the sole to which I want to keep white untouched. Took some cardboard I had lying around to line my area and placed a small piece in the shoe so I don't any color on the inside. From there, I started off with lighter shades then worked myself up to the darker ones. 

I used the white fabric paint to create lightning bolts and clouds.

Here I have my finished project:

Hope you all enjoyed my project and it inspired you.

Till next time!

- Katie

SPIRITED AWAY "BATH TOKEN" TREATS:
A STUDIO GHIBLI THEMED HALLOWEEN!

Hi this is Jan and I'm so excited to share another project with you.  I'd rank it as a Beginner project -- it's simple to complete.



This is a gift and should be arriving at a new home shortly.  I hope they like it.
I'm enjoying making this mini-albums and journals.  They do make great gifts... just saying.  :)

I used the recipe and divider cards file from here as the cover and divider pages in this journal.
You'll need white cardstock for your covers and section divider cards and if you wish, some designer paper for your divider cards
journaling paper ( I used some plain copy paper -- cut to size with a paper trimmer)
eBrush (SN adapter)
Spectrum Noir markers
stencils, texture paint and word stamps

Decide on your size and cut your cover and divider cards with your electronic cutting machine. I used the pen tool to write the title and added shadows and cut.  Now, to my favorite part of creating these days!  PAINTING!   I used the eBrush and Spectrum Noir markers to create the background for the cover.



Carefully, trace and cut 3 copies of your stencil -- I'm using Birch Landscape from memoryboxco.com. Once they are cut, adhere them in a stack.  ( I used the Xyron to do this job).





The inside dividers are also ebrushed with stencils, texture paste and stamped.   I used a free background paper I found online (http://MelStampz.blogspot.com) several years ago.

 I used the Xyron machine to add adhesive to the layers of the title and secure on the front of the journal.  I used the bind-it-all to secure all the pages.
It's a fun and quick project.


Don't forget to check out what the rest of the team has been up to.... visit Craftwell's blog for all the updated posts.


Thanks for dropping by.  Hope you're inspired to create something too.  Happy Crafting!  And wishing each of you a very Happy Thanksgiving filled with *Greatitudes (memories that bring you joy and remind you of all that you are grateful for).