Showing posts with label rub ons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rub ons. Show all posts

Friday, 6 July 2018

Happy life

Hello everyone,

and welcome to my weekly Katzelkraft post. I have made a postcard this time.


The background was made with alcohol inks. I just put them on some Yupo paper and then put some blending solution over the top and blew the colours around using a straw. 
When the ink had mostly dried I added some foil in gold. It sticks to the bits that haven't quite dried and the effect is great I think. You can see it better in the photo below. 



Next I stamped the dog, the balloon and the string. The balloon and the dog were stamped both on the card and on white card stock, the string just on the card. I coloured the images with Copic markers, cut them out and adhered them to the card. 

The sentiment is a very old rub on from Tim Holtz. I was amazed it still worked ! lol 

I also added some 'ground' under the dog with a marker and that finished the postcard. 

I used the following stamps:

Thank you for stopping by !


Saturday, 31 December 2016

Without a smile

Hello everone, 


and welcome to this blogpost for UmWow Studio at the end of this year ! Hasn't it gone fast ! 

For today I have made a tag:



And here is what I did with the chipboard:






I decided to use pattern paper and embossing powder to embellish my chipboard today. 




I put some masking tape on the bottom and the top because I wanted to paint the 'skirt' bit with gesso. I wanted to use embossing powder on this part and because it is really light blue, I thought it might not show it's real colour if I put it on the dark brown chipboard. I didn't want any gesso on the bottom 'stand' though... (I could've left of the tape off the top).


After approx. 3 layers of embossing powder it looked like this. 



Next I cut a piece of pattern paper in the shape of the 'bodice' and glued it on. I added some shading with a marker. 


The foot and top of the piece were coloured with a dark brown marker. I think it turned out nice. 

So for the tag I cut a #8 tag from white card stock and glued some book paper to it. I added white gesso and light blue paint and some rub ons... 
Some lines along the edges and a ribbon finished it off... 


I have used this chipboard today : 









Thank you so much for stopping by today !