Showing posts with label colored pencils. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colored pencils. Show all posts

Thursday, May 16, 2019

The Flower Challenge: Embossing & Altenew's Card Challenge


Hi my crafty friends!
I'm playing along with the Flower Challenge, a blog I've fallen in love with, where
the call is to use embossing: heat or dry.
Let's hear it for florals!


I used a stamp and die set from Altenew called Book Club.
Before I embossed my Aqua Mist yardstick, I stamped the leaves from
 Wallpaper Art (Altenew)and inked the leaves loosely.
sentiment PTI Birthday Classics: June.


The flowers were colored on Olive Twist cardstock with Faber-Castel Polychromos pencils 
after embossing in white.

My birthday stash is growing steadily. Don't you just love having birthday cards
ready to give?

The flower Challenge has a prize from Altenew this week, and runs through
the 25th. Plenty of time to play along...

Altenew's photo challenge is pictured here:


Cool photo with so many possibilities!

Have a blessed week!


Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Happy Birthday


Melissa Phillips is up at PTI's MIM this week.
She is challenging us to use our colored pencils on kraft,
or some other darker card stock.
Melissa always wows. She's a master with every technique,
and her cards this week were filled with subtle layers and stamping textures.


So, of course, I had to try stamping layers with my colored 
cupcake from Bakers Dozen.
Once I embossed the frame and cupcake in white, I masked it, and stamped 
BB: Gingham all around it.
It was so much fun coloring it in! Lots of blending, all one layer.
Background card stock stamped with BB: Venice and Fine Linen ink.
I've done this technique before, and love the richness
 it gives the images, once colored.
I used Prisma Watercolor Pencils


Play along on Nichole's blog, here: