Hello all, Today I 'm here with fall theme cookies using Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit.

I baked sugar cookies and decorated using royal icing in the shapes of pumpkin 🎃 and fall leaves 🍂 

To give the glossy effect and real leaf looks, I used Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit with airbrush food colors.

Attaching the picture for reference.

Thank you,

Lavanya Ravindran 

 Hello everyone!! This is Berina here today, with a Spring floral card.

I used the Heartfelt Creations' Delicate Asters dies to create the delicate daisies and the leaves. For the elegant border, I used Delicate Border Basics, also from Heartfelt Creations. For the beautiful script hello, I used the Fancy Hello die from Altenew. I used my SNAP machine for all die cutting. After adhering all the flowers, leaves and sentiment, I added a few drops of Nuvo drops in clear.

How do you like my card today? Let me know in the comments. Thanks for stopping by. Have a great day!!

- Berina

Hi folks, 

Today I'm here with a fall theme 3D cake using Craftwell eBrush. 

I began with baking a basic vanilla sponge cake and cut into mini round circles. Then stacked and frosted those mini cake layers. Thinking pumpkin shape in mind, I tried to carve the same in the cake. Once getting desired shape, I covered the cake with fondant. Also made few fondant leaves using cutters along with this. Then used my Craftwell eBrush and siphon kit to give life to those mini pumpkins and leaves.

Thanks everyone for stopping by and see you soon with another project.

With love, 

Lavanya Ravindran

La Cakes

I <3 embossing!  For this project, I used the Teresa Collins Herringbone and Hounstooth A6 folders.  I hope you can see it in the details.


Even the twill tape has the Herringbone design imprinted on it using the folder and some ink.

You'll need:
Teresa Collins Embossing folders
Ink
eBrush, marker adaptor (TB for this project0
Markers (Tombow 985, 977, 933, 847)
Stamps (Autumn Days, Glass Blooms)
Detail Embossing Powder (White by Ranger)
Twill Tape (1/2 inch wide)
Heat gun
staples, stapler
glue dots
Twine
Other embellishments as desired
Cardstock

Stamp and heat emboss the leaves, Set aside.
Emboss a piece of card stock measuring 4 x 5.25 using the Houndstooth folder. Using the Herringbone folder, emboss the left side of a piece of cardstock measuring 2.5 x 5.5.

Using the herringbone folder, slide the twill tape through the center area at the fold.  Flip the tape up and ink the bottom side of the folder where the tape will lay.  Lay the twill tape on the inked portion and press with your hands or a brayer being careful that the tape doesn't move. The pattern will be pressed into the tape.  Remove the tape.  Repeat as needed for the remainder of your tape.  Heat set ink if needed.  "Pleat" the tape and if desired stitch or staple.  You could also use glue dots to secure the pleats in place.  Clip the ends into an inverted V.  Set aside.

Using the eBrush, edge the sides of the white cardstock the base and the smaller piece using the brown (977).  Set those pieces aside (oops, no picture os this step).

Using the lightest colored marker in the eBrush, begin coloring the leaves. Add layers of color wiping excess off off the embossed areas.  Trim the leaves.










Arrange the leaves on the strip of paper, adding pop-up dots as desired for some added height. Stamp the sentiment to the same strip. Add the twill tape using glue dots to secure. Wrap some twine around the whole strip of card a couple of times. Finish the twine as desired.

Secure the large embossed cardstock to the card pase. Add the strip securing with tape or glue.  Add any additional elements as desired.

Change the dimensions to 4x6 and choosing a fall sentiment, this would look very nice framed.

Wishing you happy crafting and don't be afraid to mix textures with embossing folders OR to add more dimension using the folders and ink to tape or ribbons.  There's lots of fun to be had.

Wishing you time in your crafting room this week and every week!

Welcome to my 1st Craftwell eBrush DT project for the month of November.  The leaves are nearly gone from the trees, but the memories aren't.  I hope you'll enjoy this project just as much I did creating it.

This is actually, a BEFORE the finished project shot -- but, If the background looks familiar, it's a leftover portion of the background done for Fluttering Fall Leaves post on October 27th of this year.  You can find the details here.   The colors seemed little bright for what I envisioned, so I decided to see how  adding a layer of vellum and modge-podge might work to mute the colors just a little.  I liked the look and it does look a little like some leaves encased in ice.


The process:
eBrush
Spectrum Noir markers
Transparent Stencils - leaves from several kits available at  SVGCuts.com
White foam core (about 10 x 12 inches)
Quote cut into stencil form
Vellum
Electronic Cutting Machine (I use the eclips 2 and eCal Software)
Cardstock for quote stencil
painter's tape
Spray the leaves using a stencil, the eBrush and  rich earthy colored markers.  If needed, use the leaf cut from your stencil as a mask.  This process adds a little more dimension and a few of your leaves will look like they're laying on top of each other in randomness just like they do in real life.  You can use the marker to add depth along the edges or just adjust your spraying to be more on the stencil and just a breath of color on the edge of the leaf itself.  Fill your piece as desired.

Even though Alcohol markers dry quickly, you may find your art just a bit tacky, depending on the humidity.  let it sit for a couple of hours before moving to the next step.  However, you can prepare for the next step while your artwork is drying. Take a sheet of vellum (I used white) and tear into small strips.  Modge-Podge the bottom of the vellum and apply directly to the foam core - your brushed side up.  Carefully, apply a coat of the Modge-Podge to the top of the vellum  as you add each pieceand continue until the entire surface of the foam core is covered. (Note, don't get too much spread over to your art work, our your marker may smear a little).  Add another layer of Modge-Podge if desired to ensure that all the edges have been secured once the entire surface has been covered.  Once this step has dried, you can trim any excess vellum from the edges with a craft knife, scissors or razor for clean edges.
 Prepare your stencil with your quote on it.  I used some painters tape to center and secure it to my prepared surface.  Once again, using the eBrush, I sprayed and completed the quote.  I did use a blender pen to remove the color from the letters that needed some open spaces that weren't included in the stencil.  That worked very well in removing the color from those very small areas.  I also added a hit of white gel pen in a few areas to highlight the letter so it wouldn't blend too much into the background.


Remove the stencil and if there is any tackiness - let it dry a little longer before mounting in a frame or adding ribbon to hang your project.  I'm choosing to just let mine sit unframed on the mantle for the time being.  It's certainly caught the eye of many of our household visitors and I love seeing it there.
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I can see this project also being applied to large tags or pennants  on canvas or burlap for a Fall decor banner.  Hmmm, another project may soon be in the works here.... Enjoy your crafting and we'll see you again soon!

eBrush Design Team: Mitsyana Wright Week 2 Cycle 1

Oh what a beautiful card, as a mother I would love to receive one of these! Mitsyana is such a talented lady. Her ebrush sings along all day with many a creative project!