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April 26, 2023

DT: Fiesta Medals/ Ribbons and Fiesta Earrings

Hi,

This is Veronica from vicky's scrapping passion, sharing with you my next post for Craftwell. For this post I decided to use my several Fiesta stamps and dies to create shrink plastic charms for fiesta ribbons and earrings:

First, I used the colorful flower gift bows from the Dollar Tree and complimented them with the tail parts of the Ribbon Rosette Die & Stamp Showcase Set, Tonic Studio. I also used the banner and trophy die (which I cut to just show the No. 1 part) out of gold paper.

I used Spectrum Noir alcohol markers to highlight the embossed No. 1 sentiment and created a 2 for the other two ribbons. It is hard to see that part in the picture below, but I did trim the center part to show them later on (above picture).

The ribbons looked kind of plain, so I decided to stamp charms using my HeroArts and FSJ fiesta sets on printable shrink plastic (Sizzix, on the white/ rough side) and then die cut them with the respective die. My daughter helped me color the stamped images using gel pens and metallic/ glitter markers. Then, I punched a hole in each die cut and attached the rings. I, then, used my heat gun to shrink the plastic- scary step as it curls totally up until it reaches its final size where it flattened back. If not perfect continue melting and turning back and fort until nice and straight:

Sadly the metallic/ glitter part doesn't show on the shiny side of the charm:

Here, a closer look of each fiesta charm pair:

And finally, the fiesta chihuahuas were so cute that I made earrings out of the charms:

and on the ribbons, I added two or just one charm:

Craftwell Tools:

SNAP die cut machine

Other Companies:

FSJ black licorice ink

CTMH Cardstock white

Gold paper, IKEA

I hope you enjoy it this fun project and please follow my blog as well: vicky's scrapping passion.

Happy April

Vicky Tovar

October 2, 2015

Always Remember - Journal Clipboard

eBrush Design Team: Yolie Burke Week 12 Cycle 2

Happy Friday, this is Yolie from the Team eBrush with today's project.

This month we are featuring Teresa Collins Wanderlust Collection. I absolutely in love with all the gold!! Today I'm sharing journal clipboard.

In addition to the Wanderlust Collection, I used Teresa Collins' stencils, tags, library pocket, glassine bag and her retired stamp set Everyday Moments; a black and gold Sharpie; the eBrush.

I first took the manila tag and used the black Sharpie to eBrush the edge.

Next, I used the hearts stencil and the gold Sharpie on the glassine bag.

Lastly, I used the damask stencil and eBrushed the library pocket with the gold Sharpie.

I used different pattern papers, stickers and die cuts from the Wanderlust collection. The tab "today" and the word "always" were stamped with the Everyday Moments stamp set. Additionally, I embellished with gold jewelry string on the back of the library pocket.

Here's a closer look. The clipboard was a dollar find at Target and I just love how my Gold journal clipboard turned out.

The glassine bag holds journal cards, with the help of the "today" tab, I can easily open the bag to store them.

Here is a closer look at the hand stamped journal cards. Again, I used the Everyday Moments stamp set.

Thank you for stopping by today and enjoy your weekend.

July 16, 2015

Wishing You...

Ebrush Design Team: Mitsyana Wright Week 7 Cycle 2

Hey Crafty Friends... We are coming to the end of of our sponsorship with Latina Crafter and the past 2 months were so much fun!!

Today I wanted to show how I easily transformed this adorable birthday stamp into a so cute and lovable everyday stamp.

Supplies Used

Ebrush (Craftwell)

Birthday Girl (Latina Crafter)

Spectrum Noir Markers - GB1, TN3, TN4, TN5, TN6, TN9, GB9, FS5, CR5, CR6, DR1, DR5, PP2

Cut'n'Boss (Craftwell)

Teresa Collins Twill Herringbone Embossing Folder (Craftwell)

Blueprints 14 ( My Favorite Things)

Creative Station w/ 9" Permanent Adhesive Refill (Xyron)

3" Sticker Maker (Xyron)

Paper Doily (Wilton)

Cardstock- Red, Black, white

Patterned Paper (Bella Blvd.)

150lb Illustration Paper (Canson)

Momento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad (Tsukineko)

Black Sharpie

Paper Roses

Gesso (Liquitex)

White Opaque Marker- Snow (Recollections)

Diamond Glaze (Judikins)

First I started off by stamping my image onto illustration paper with Momento Tuxedo Black ink. I didn't stamp the whole image. I left out part of her balloons and hat. I won't be using those is this project.

Next, I colored her face using Spectrum Noir markers in FS5, and TN3. Then added some pink in her cheeks with PP2. Then I used colors GB1, TN3, TN4, TN5, TN6, TN9, and GB9 to color her hair.

Most times I'm careful in staying inside the lines... this time not too much. I was going to cut out my image anyway so going a little outside the lines really didn't matter. I trimmed away the balloon and her little party hat.. and presto an everyday girl stamp!

I used a drop of Diamond Glaze to adhere a little rhinestone bow. It fills in the space where the birthday hat once sat, turning this birthday stamp into a stamp you can use for any occasion!

I used my Cut'n'boss machine and cut out my card mats using the 2 biggest dies from the my Blueprints 14 set... easy peasy with the cut'n'boss' extra large platform... both dies go trough at the same time!

Then I ebrushed my edges with my Spectrum Noir Markers. The rounded edged square I ebrushed in PP2 and for the edges of the doily I used DR1 and DR5. Notice I didn't ebrush the whole thing. I left a blank space, I left a space untouched on one side. I then adhered my doily to my mat and trimmed off the excess of the doily that wasn't ebrushed.

Then I quickly ran my panels through Xyron Creative Station for quick end to end adhesive.

I also ran my smaller pieces through my 3" Xyron Sticker Maker.

I then embossed my 5"x5" piece of red cardstock using my Twill Herringbone embossing folder.

And then ebrushed the edges with a black Sharpie.

I didn't have flowers to match my color scheme so I gessoed the paper roses I did have (which were originally blue) and ebrushed them with the same pink and red markers that I previously used.

After adhering my card panels and image in place I glued my roses down with more diamond glaze and added my sentiment.

This sentiment is also included with the Birthday Girl stamp set. I stamped it then cut it out using one of the smaller dies in my Blueprint 14 set.

Hope you loved the way I used my stamps today and that you won't be afraid of using your stamps a little differently!!

Happy Crafting!!

~Mitsy

To see more picture from this project or to view any of my other crafty projects

visit my personal blog at upontippytoes.com

June 18, 2015

Little Birthday Girl Card w/ Latina Crafter Stencils & Stamps

Ebrush Design Team: Mitsyana Wright Week 5 Cycle 2

Hello Crafty Friends!! It is week #2 of our June Sponsor, Latina Crafter!! And today I have another adorable card!! I am loving combining my eBrush with Latina Crafter's Stamps and Stencils!! I was amazed at the quality of their product! The stamps stamp nice and crisp and the stencils are thick and sturdy!! WOW... just, WOW!!

For this card I used Latina Crafter's Birthday Girl - Chica Cumpleañera. This little girl is just so sweet and I love her little bloomers and striped stockings!!

I started by stamping my image on illustration paper with my Momento Tuxedo Black ink pad. Then colored my image using my Spectrum Noir Markers.

I then cut out my image using my second to the largest Spellbinders Labels Twenty-Five die.Using my eBrush machine I airbrushed around the outer edge f my cut out with some of the same colors I used to color my image.

I also cut out heart patterned paper with my the biggest of my Darice Nesting Square dies. I also ebrushed around the outer edge of this cut out. I find ebrushing my cut outs defines the shapes more and makes them really "pop"!

Next I taped my shaped down to my work area. I will be applying modeling paste and taping down whatever it is I'm working on helps minimize bulging and warping.

I applied a thin layer on top of my stencil... the stencil I used is from the Latina Crafter's Stencils Cumpleaños set. I used a spatula to apply my modeling paste and scraped off the excess and removed my stencil. I cleaned my stencil right away and set my modeling paste aside to dry.

Once it was dried I place my clean stencil back on top of my modeling paste fitting it back into the grooves. I covered the remaining stencil cut-outs with blue painters tape so I wouldn't accidentally spray into any of the exposed areas.

Then I eBrushed each pennant with the same Spectrum Noir Markers I used previously. Now I have individually colored 3D pennants!! Too cute!

I had a border punch that went perfectly with a birthday theme... so I cut out about a 6 inch chain... I don't need that much but this way I can pick and choose which section looks the best and crop it. I ebrushed my cupcake chain too... isn't it just too sweet?!!

After stamping my sentiment and assembling my card front together I did notice a little warping in my paper so I ran the whole front through my Xyron Create-a-Sticker.

Once it was adhered I couldn't even tell it was warped to begin with. And lastly, I also ebrushed some flatback pearls to make them look like cherries and added them to the top of the cupcakes.

And here is my finished card!!

I hope you enjoyed today's project!!

Supplies and Tools used

eBrush (Craftwell)

Birthday Girl - Chica Cumpleañera (Latina Crafter)

Stencils Cumpleaños (Latina Crafter)

Spectrum Noir Markers (TN3, TN4, TN5, LG1, LG2, LG3, PP1, PP2, PP3, PP4, HB1, HB2, HB3, LY1, LY2, LY3, IB1, IB2, IB3, FS4, FS6)

Spellbinders Nestabalities Labels Twenty-Five

Darice Nesting Squares

Ek Success Cupcake Chain Large Edger Punch

Canson Illustration Paper 150 lb

Momento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad

Patterned Paper ( DCWV- The Countdown Stack, Sanrio-Hello Kitty Paper Crafting Pad)

White cardstock

EK Success Corner Punch

Flatback pearls (Michael's )

Opaque Marker- Snow (Recollections)

~ Mitsy

To see more of my work visit my personal blog at upontippytoes.com

June 11, 2015

Owl of Us Birthday Card

Ebrush Design Team: Mitysana Wright Week 5 Cycle 2

Mitsy Project is beautiful! Please check below to see how you can join with Craftwell and Latina Crafter to celebrate a Blog Hop too!

Hey there crafty friends!! Latina Crafter is Team eBrush's awesome sponsor for the month of June!!

And today I get the privilege to share with you a super cute card I made with their ridiculously fabulous stamps and stencils!!

I mean, how stinkin' cute are these owls??!!

Tools & Supplies Used

eBrush

Latina Crafter's Some Birdy's Birthday Stamp Set

Latina Crafter's Stencils Cumpleaños Stencils

Cut'n'Boss Machine by Craftwell

Spellbinder's Nestabilities Classic Ovals Large

Xyron Creative Station w/ 9" Permanent Adhesive Refill Cartridge

Spectrum Noir Markers (GT1, GT2, HB1, HB2, LY2, GB3, LG2, CG3, GB7, TN4, BP1, BP3)

Momento Tuxedo Black Ink Pad

Bazzill Basics White Cardstock

EK Success 3D Dots

Modeling Paste

Blue Painter's Tape

I started off by stamping my owls from the Some Birdy's Birthday stamp set with Momento ink pad in tuxedo black.

I then colored in my stamped image using my Spectrum Noir markers.

I used my Cut'n'boss machine and my oval Spellbinders dies to cut out my stamped image.

I set the image aside and taped down my white cardstock I had pre-cut to A2 mat size (4"x5.25"). The tape helped to minimize warping.

With my Stencils Cumpleaños I applied modeling paste over my white cardstock with a used gift card I had just laying around. Sometimes there's no need to buy a special tool when you have things laying around the house that will do the job!

I removed my stencil (and rinsed it immediately) and let my stenciled modeling paste dry.

When dried I peeled my tape off.

Next, with my eBrush machine I airbrushed with my Spectrum Noir markers. I used the same colors I used to color my image. Started with the light colors first then ebrushed my darker colors along the edges.

Modeling paste adds a bit of weight to paper, and since this was going on a card I wanted it to be secure. So I ran it through my Xyron Creative Station.

Then I assembled all my pieces.

I really loved working with modeling paste and Latina Crafter's stencils... and ebrushing it all and the color and texture it has reminds me of frosting on a cake!!

This was so much fun to make!!

I hope you enjoyed today's project!

~DT Mitsy

To see more of my crafty project please visit my personal blog at:

upontippytoes.com

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