Showing posts with label Gansai Tambi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gansai Tambi. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Thanks for thinking of me

Hi everyone,

I have a watercoloured card to share today using a large background stamp which was heat embossed with white embossing powder.


I stamped a piece of watercolour card stock with my image. I then started to add some watercolours in yellow and green.

 


 I cut a die cut sentiment directly through my finished panel. I layered several pieces of the sentiment together that were all cut from white cardstock.

The other sentiment was stamped on a strip of black card stock and embossed with white embossing powder.

I added the panel directly to my card base, glued in the die cut word and added the stamped sentiment with foam tape.

Well that’s it for my card and thanks so much for stopping by 🙏🏻

Supplies:

MFT Floral Fantasy background stamp
Simon Says Stamp Painted Thanks die
Simon Says Stamp Thanks stamp set
Gansai Tambi watercolours

Thursday, February 18, 2021

For you

Hi everyone,

I have a fun card to share using a large background stamp, 2 Distress re-inkers (embarrassed to say the only 2 I own) ☺️ and Gansai Tambi gold paint.



I started by stamping my large floral background stamp with Versamark ink onto a piece of watercolour card stock that had been cut with a rectangle stitched die.

I then heat embossed it with textured white embossing powder from Lawn Fawn. 

I used drops of re-inkers in 2 different colours and then added some water. I moved the panel around so I could disperse the colours over the panel. I then added a bit of gold paint in different areas for a nice bit of shine here and there.

I was quite happy with the way the panel turned out as it looks nice and aged.

I die cut the large sentiment from some shiny gold card stock. The other sentiment was cut from the black & white sentiment sheets pack from Paper Rose.

I added the panel with foam tape to a stitched scalloped panel of turquoise card stock. 

Well that it for my card and thanks so much for stopping by 🙏🏻

Supplies:
Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangle die set 
My Favorite Things Floral Fantasy Background stamp
Lawn Fawn Outside In Stitched Rectangle Stackables die set
Lawn Fawn For You die
Distress re-inkers - Tumbled Glass & Shabby Shutters
Lawn Fawn Textured White embossing powder 
Paper Rose sentiment sheets pack
Gansai Tambi Bluish Gold paint
Versamark watermark ink pad



Sunday, June 14, 2020

Neon Hello

Hi everyone,

Today I have a card to share that I will be entering into Simon Says Stamp current "Anything Goes" theme on Flickr. You can find it here 



I started by colour blending 3 different colours of Hero Arts Neon ink cubes.

It is a bit tricky to blend over this stencil because the lines are very thin but I think it all worked out.

Once I was finished with the blending I die cut the hello 3 times with black cardstock. I applied watermark ink to the top layer of the sentiment and added some clear embossing powder so I could have a shiny look to my sentiment.

I added some splatters with black paint and then added the Hello to the centre of my panel.

Onto the card base I added 2 strips of neon washi tape at the top and bottom and then adhered my panel to the card.

Well that's it for my card which was quite simple to make.

Thanks so much for stopping by.

Supplies:

Simon Says Stamp Flora stencil
Simon Says Stamp Painted Hello die
Hero Arts Neon Green, Neon Pink and Neon Orange ink cubes
Gansai Tambi black paint
Washi tape

Tuesday, November 26, 2019

The Magic of Christmas


Hi everyone,

Today I have a card to share with a nice wintery, snowy night background. Simon Says Stamp also has their current challenge theme as Starry, Starry Night so I thought I would enter that here



I started with a piece of navy cardstock that was die cut using a stitched rectangle die. I then placed a couple of different stencils that I have for a very long time (one is brass and the other stainless) and applied some white ink. Once I was happy with the background I added a lot of white paint splatters using Gansai Tambi white paint.

The 2 reindeers and horns were die cut with a piece of white cardstock a couple of times and adhered together.
The sentiment is from MFT stamps. I added a little red pom pom to Rudolph's nose and some sparkle embellishment from Queen & Co.

Well that's it for this card and thanks so much for stopping by.

Supplies:

Simon Says Stamp Stitched Rectangle die set
MFT stamps Bitty Holiday Wishes stamp set
MFT Die-namics Deer Love die set
American Traditional Large Snowflakes stainless stencil
Lasting Impressions Brass snowflake stencil 
Queen & Company embellishments
Memories Unicorn White pigment ink









Friday, September 07, 2018

Friends forever

Hi everyone,

Well summer is still in full swing with nice hot days and plenty of sunshine. Love it! Maybe I can back to producing more cards. I've been quite lazy lately.

That being said today I do have a card to share for the current Simon Says Stamp Wednesday challenge where the there is 'Stamp on It' in honor of their month long Stamptember celebration. Details on their blog here.

Here's my card:


I used the cute adorable stamp image from Studio Katia called Best Friends. I watercoloured the image using a combination of Koi Watercolors and Gansai Tambi watercolors.

When I was finished I die cut the panel with a Wonky Stitched Rectangle die and foam mounted the panel onto a card base of patterned paper.

I stamped the sentiments with Versamark ink and heat set using some Simon Says Stamp white embossing powder.

Well that completes my card and thanks so much for stopping by.

Supplies:

Studio Katia Best Friends stamp set
Koi Water colors
Gansai Tambi watercolors
MFT Die-namics Wonky Stitched Rectangle die
Doodlebug Kraft In Color 6x6 paper pad
Simon Says Stamp white embossing powder