Showing posts with label Just For Fun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Just For Fun. Show all posts

Thursday, June 25, 2020

Just For Fun Part II

Hello friends.  Just another fun post to show you what I've been working on from watching Gina K videos on Monday and Wednesday nights, from ZOOMing with a few of my local Stampin' Up friends, and from using some new products from The Greetery (you may have already seen these if you follow me on IG).  I'm one of those who hasn't ventured out yet, so yes, I do have plenty of time to stamp!  :0)


This card came from watching one of Gina K's videos where you use a dark piece of cardstock, a blending brush, and old eye shadow makeup, and then stamp your images with Versamark ink.  Such a FUN technique!!


My sweet friend Birgit said EVERYTHING looks good in a Mason jar, so I thought why not pinwheels?!!



These pinwheels from The Greetery are addicting and sure make for FUN cards!!  :0)


Another of Gina's fun videos where she blends using a circle mask and then stamps using silhouette images.  I took to this technique like a duck to water...as you can see from the following photos!


I make a lot of my cards for a program called Smiles For Seniors (cards for nursing home residents), and since I had so much fun ink blending with silhouettes, I did a little assembly line stamping and quickly made 8 more cards to add to my seniors box.


From one of my ZOOM nights where we did a Mystery Card...we were given the dimensions for cardstock and dsp to have ready before we met and then were given directions the night of to make the actual card.  A little hard when you don't see the actual card ahead of time, so there's a lot of "winging it", but it was still fun!!


This was another ZOOM meeting project where you take a piece of white cs cut at 10 1/2" x 8" and then score lightly down the middle of both the 10 1/2" side and the 8" side.  Then you start stamping in the center and go around in a circle...almost like you're creating a wreath.  Then you cut on your score lines to come up with 4 card fronts that you attach to card bases.  It looked like a hot mess before I cut it into fourths, but I actually like how it turned out once finished!  Here's a link if you're interested in watching the video on how to do this: Split 4 Stamping


This card came about from another Gina K video where you used colored pencils on kraft cardstock.  I've never been a fan of using colored pencils until I started watching Gina's videos...she LOVES using them and now I have to admit that I'm enjoying coloring with them too, and I really like the look on kraft cs also!!


Two more blended cards (told you I was hooked!!!) using warm colors rather than the bright colors of the previous cards.

YAY...you made it through my whole post!!  Thanks for sticking with me through it all!!  A little side note here:  have any of you tried using the new blogger yet?  I tried to do this post using it, and ended up having to revert to the legacy format as it was putting my photos in places I didn't want them and no option (that I could find) to remove them so I could try again.  I'm not sure I like all the symbols instead of the actual words either...just seemed to make everything harder (for me) than easier!  I guess I really am getting old...if it's not broke, don't fix it!  Anyway, just my 2 cents worth!!

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