Sleigh Ride Mixed Media Tag

Hello everyone, today is my day over at Die-Namite's Blog

 please hop over to the blog for more details

and supplies used on the below card.

Thanks for stopping by!

Annmarie Colbert

Die-namite Dies June Challenge

Hope you are having a wonderful Monday Morning!

 

Die-namite Dies is having a sketch challenge over at their blog with three ways to enter.

 

1. Use at least one Die-namite Die
2. Use the sketch posted on their blog
3. Incorporate the dare into your creation

I decided to create a card using the Leafy Branch Die-namite Die DN-1046. The card measures  5" x 51/4".

 

 

For the background I sprayed a white piece of 4 3/4" x 5" piece of white card stock with some color shine and embossed it with a embossing folder.  Then I cut that piece into 3 panels and adhered them to the card base. The challenge was to use vellum so I cut  doily and I also cut some of the Leafy Branch's out in vellum and applied some embossing powder to give it a gold shine and arrange the pieces on my card base.

Thanks for stopping by
Annmarie Colbert

Home Tweet Home Birdhouse Tutorial

Hi everyone! I wanted to stop by today and share this beautiful birdhouse I created using the Marion Smith's Designs Garment District Collection. My living room is decorated in birdhouses and I thought this project would add a perfect touch.

 

I created spray of flowers using scraps from Marion's Paper Collection for the sides of the birdhouse.

 

 

 I wanted to share with you the technique I used to create this roof.

 

 Step 1: Cover piece of cardstock in plumbers tape

Step 2: Emboss cardstock that is covered in plumbers tape

 

Step 3: Cover the piece in black acrylic paint and let dry

Step 4: Take a baby wipe and wipe off the black acrylic paint until you achieve the look you want

 

This is what it should look like when you wipe with baby wipe

 

Step :5 Take  an embossing pen and run it over in spots lightly

 

Step 6: Take embossing power and cover then heat emboss Until you achieve the look you are wanting

Step 7: To get the aged copper look dry bush patina paint on surface.

Step 8: Cut cardstock the shape of your roof and apply with matt medium.

 I hope you enjoyed this tutorial please see list below of supplies.

Supplies
Marion Smith Designs Garment District Paper Collection "Blush"
Marion Smith Designs Junque & Gems Metal Filigree Butterflies
Marion Smith Designs Garment District Scraps (Flowers)
Plumbing Tape
Recollections Cardstock
Stampendous Fron-tage embossing powder
Patina Acrylic Paint
Black Acrylic Paint
Lindy's Stamp Gang Cattail Copper Brown, My Mojito Green, Pink Ladies Pink
Tim Holtz Strip Die tattered Flowers
Sizzix Bigz Die 65645
Wood Circle 3/4" Balls

Thank you for stopping by:
Annmarie