Anyway, in case you missed my tutorial the first time, it's a fun way to get another use out of your squillions of embossing folders. You can have a flat version of their designs in a fun resist technique.
It's especially fun with the spider web, which I used in this updated sample. The little spidey is from a retired set called Web Wishes that was too adorable to let go of. I love the little eyelashes on the spideys.
Stamps: Web Wishes Ink: Tangerine Tango, Basic Black Paper: Basic Black, Very Vanilla, First Edition, Tangerine Tango Accessories: Silver Glass Glitter, Simply Scored, Border Punch, Circle Punches, Markers, White Crayon,
My second sample was for the inspiration challenge from Sweet 'n Sassy this week. I LOVED the inspiration image
It begged for a Pool Party background - so I came up with this:
Stamps: Sweet 'n Sassy Simple Pleasure, Ink: Pool Party, Memento, Early Espresso Paper: Whisper White, Early Espresso, Accessories: Ribbon from my friend America Kuhn, Corner Rounder, White Crayon, Brayer, Punches, Hemp Twine, ShinHan Touch Markers: G48, B171, RP9, BR107, BR93,GY48
If you want to see the video, check it out below or if you don't see a player, click here to watch the tutorial.
I have other samples in the tutorial gallery here.
I hope you get to sniff some crayons this week! :)
I checked my crayons, but unless I used neither white NOR black I wasn't going to get anywhere tonight. And anyway I only have Twistables which wouldn't be the best for large coverage. I shall remedy this major shortcoming in my supplies tomorrow, and until then I'll have ants yn my pants (word recognition :D).
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Gorgeous cards! Yup the smell of crayons; it's like the smell of Halloween night- prototypical of childhood. LOVE the book page medallion (and I had to keep web wishes too.) And the Pool Party with that sweet mouse: SO cute. The rubbing technique rocks. You're so "eurfein" clever! ;)
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