It's been an amazing week of Awesome in Autumn!
This week we partnered with the Dreamweaver Design Team and had so much fun playing with their innovative stencils, pastes and glitters!
It's not too late to go back and leave your comments on each blog,as well as todays, for an opportunity to win one of two wonderful prize packages!
Here's what I've created for todays post:
We got some comments on the Christmas Blog Hop, that the creations were too complicated and required expensive equipment, so this is my response .
Quick and easy and not too glittery or girly to give to the men in our lives.
Quick and easy and not too glittery or girly to give to the men in our lives.
Aside from the stencil-Dreamweaver Bare Trees LJ 849 and the stamp-Quiefire Give me the splendid silent sun, all you need as some paper and ink or paint, and you can create without limits!
I started with black 80 lb card stock, taped the stencil at the top as a hinge and applied VersaMagic cloud white chalk ink with a stencil brush, lifted off the stencil, washed the stencil and let the ink and stencil dry well.
Replacing the stencil as carefully as possible and taping again at the top, using a foam sponge dauber I colored the stencil with Distress paints -spun sugar, raspberry, broken china, forest moss, peeled paint and mowed grass, mixed with some pickett fence to keep them pastel.
While it was wet I fairy dusted the whole panel with Dreamweaver Mettalic F/X Moonstone with a soft brush.
The quote is stamped with VersaFine Onyx Black on tracing paper and thermal embossed clear, the back colored with Distress inks with the same colors. Attach the paper with Glossy Accents to keep it transparent. It's not as bright in real life and much more sparkly!
The mat was edged with Perfect Medium, Ranger sticky embossing powder, heated and the F/X moonstone burnished on with my finger.
Simple and quick and fun!
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Tuesday, September 17th:
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Saturday, September 21st:
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Robyn Josephs -YOU ARE HERE!
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26 comments:
Lovely card Robyn!
Very atmospheric!
What a wonderful autumn card! I can even see the trees used for a spooky Halloween forest!
Kathy O'Mara
Love this stencil - always gorgeous however used! Great quote too.
very nice. I've always loved that stencil. Have a great day
Very pretty card Robyn!!!
Another great card!
What a wonderful way to use this stencil -- one of my favorites! And such a great quote stamp too.
I like the stencil and this quote together - perfect! Would never have thought of using tracing paper, and I really like the idea of coloring it from behind. Very nice! Thanks, Robyn.
The background is spectacular Robyn! That's my next favourite stencil after the Tree of Life!
I love the trees in the background and the stamp is fab.
There are a lot of new techniques I'm going to have to try. Thanks.
I love this stencil and you've done a wonderful job with it :)
What a great partnership - Quietfire and Dreamweaver. Love the examples.
Beautiful Robyn! Definitely would work as a masculine card!
I've loved how all of the QF sentiments work so well with the Dreamweaver Stencils! This was a great collaboration this week. I think we need me make this a regular event! Love your beautiful card with the Bare Trees and the wonderful quote.
Love that Bare Trees stencil. Love what you did with the tracing paper!
<3 J
Beautiful work with the chalks!
Beautiful!!!
Beautiful Robyn- I love the background through the branches.
Wow...chalked Huh? Always something new to tease the imagination. I never would have thought of using chalks with that stencil, but it is wonderful. Love the sentiment too. Thanks for this week of cross promo Robyn!
A very interesting card design. Thanks for sharing.
I have that stencil bought from Suzanne, now I have something else to try - good idea! Thanks Robyn!
One of my FAVORITE Dreamweaver stencils with a new twist! I love the use of black but adding pastels - and truly a great card for almost any occasion - for men and women. Thank you!
Very pretty Robyn :)
We can't get enough masculine cards!! I love creating these for the guys - they really appreciate them and this one done even with glitter is absolutely handsomely done!!
Carmen L
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