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Showing posts with label Paper wing stamps. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 18, 2018

PWP DT: Bluebonnets and Butterflies Canvas

Hi Scrappers,

This is my post PWP, and the Aviary.  I modified a Canvas kit from Quick Quotes with wings-cling-stamp-set, flowers-cling-stamp-set, and  the wildflowers-cling-stamp-set:




I used:
wings-cling-stamp-set, flowers-cling-stamp-set,  PWP

Moments like this, Canvas Kit, Quick Quote


In short, I distressed the die cuts using the powder puffs mocha mama. I added some pearl watercoloring in shades of blue. Then, I added some stamped sentiments to the flourish die cuts and to the heart cut outs using powder puffs or distress oxide inks. For the butterfly die cuts, I stamped the wings using distress oxide. I also inked the edges of the canvas. The rest, I just followed the instructions of the kit. For more details, here is the SnapGuide with more instructions.

Here some closeups:




I love the details the butterfly wings stamps add to these die cuts.





I also added some blue watercoloring to the big butterfly overlay. It blends everything together with bluebonnets in the pictures.

I hope you enjoyed my canvas.


I'm participating in the following challenges:










Wednesday, March 21, 2018

PWP DT: SPRING BURLAP PANNEL

Hi Scrappers,

Today I am sharing with you a burlap panel I made using the indian-blanket-cling-stamp and the wildflowers-cling-stamp-set sentiment, I made for PWP, please head here to see it: The Aviary.


I used:



Indian Blanket stamp set, PWP 
the wildflowers-cling-stamp-set sentiment 
Burlap Panel, TH, Ranger 
Distress Crayons, TH, Ranger 
ModPodge 
Water Brush, TH, Ranger 
Stencil, Michael 
Gold Chalk Marker 
Archival ink, Ranger 

See my SnapGuide here, for steps by steps. In short, I stamped the Indian Blanket image using archival ink on tissue paper. I diluted some distress crayons with ModPodge instead of water and added to the burlap panel using a stencil for a colorful background. Then, I diluted some golden chalk also with ModPodge and added a faint border around the panel. When it was died, I added the stamped tissue paper to the panel using ModPodge and let it dry. Finally, colored the stamped image using the diluted crayons with ModPodge and a brush. To finish the look, I used a previously stamped specialty paper with the wildflowers sentiment and inked the edges of the fussy cut paper with golden chalk. I attached the sentiment to the panel using 3D zots.


Some closer looks:




I hope you enjoyed my burlap panel and give me some comments/ follow me.


I'm joining the following challenges:


media: archival ink, distress crayons, chalk


Treasure: the beauty of Texas wildflowers (Texas Treasure)










Friday, March 2, 2018

PWP: March blog hop

WELCOME to the Paper Wing Productions Design Team Blog Hop & Giveaway!
If you've arrived here from Dana's blog, then you're in the right place.
If you’re just stopping by for a visit, please CLICK HERE to start from the beginning.

Are you ready for our March blog hop? The theme for this month is Spring. Is it Spring yet where you are? The design team is sharing their spring themed projects! We hope you will hop through the projects and find inspiration for your own projects. If you complete the hop, you will be eligible to win an awesome prize!

The prize is a $25.00 gift certificate to the Paper Wings Productions online store.For a chance to win all you need to do is:
  • be a follower of the Paper Wings Productions blog
  • visit each of the participating designer's blogs and leave a comment
  • come back and leave us a comment on the pwp blog telling us you completed the hop.
To increase your chances of winning: like our Facebook page and/or invite your friends to the hop. Be sure to leave a separate comment for each of your additional entries. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, March 6 2018 on the Paper Wings Productions blog.
For this blog hop, I got inspired by the warmer spring air here in Texas and by these two stamp sets from PWP: evening-primrose and the wildflowers-cling-stamp-set sentiment:

Some materials and instructions:

1-I used an oversized wooden tag and covered with an used Stay-wet painting palette paper, which was stained with many acrylic colors.


2- I cut a flower to make shaker flower using a Queen & Co. shaker flower-die-set.



Then, I added some translucent and gold big glitter and colored the outside of the flower with pink glitter marker:


3- I stamped the my flower using Hero Arts black ink:  


at this moment I wasn't sure which of the flowers I wanted to used, but I got inspired by this picture and decided on the evening primrose because the colors coordinate so well with my painting pallet paper and shaker-die cut:


4- I die cut some other wild-flowers shapes using the left-over of the Stay-wet paper:


5- I used some vine stencils from Anna Griffin and TH distress paints to add more to the colored background:



6- I colored a Creative Embellishments vine die cut and the stamped flower with markers and mermaid paint brushes from Jane Davenport:




7-  I stamped the sentiment with black HeroArts ink and embossed it with CTMH embossing powder on a handmade cardstock.


It gives an interesting effect because this paper absorbs the wax from the embossing powder giving the letters a metallic shimmer, but not the 3D effect.

  and I added a green metallic marker frame around the cardstock:


8- I attached some twine and a Moroccan bead to add some interest to the tag.



9- Finally, I cut a flower arrangement that came with the handmade cardstock in three and added it to the tag:



I hope you enjoyed this fun spring tag/ wall hanging:




I'm the last stop in this fun blog hop.
Here is the complete line up just in case you get lost along the way***
Paper Wings Productions Blog “The Aviary­ - http://paper-wings-productions.blogspot.com/
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US TODAY!
&Let Your Creativity Take Flight!

BTW, I'm participating in the following challenges:
shaker flower
acrylic paints/ markers / mermaid brushpaints


Lemon-lime twist (TH distress paint)/ elements of spring time/ metallic


the multiple colors and texture of the walls, the rose vines and the blue of the lady dress, which I used in some of the wild flowers...






Friday, December 1, 2017

PWP December Blog Hop

WELCOME to
the Paper Wing Productions Design Team
Blog Hop & Giveaway!
If you've arrived here from Leslie blog, then you're in the right place.
If you’re just stopping by for a visit, please CLICK HERE to start from the beginning.

Are you ready for our last blog hop of the year?
The theme for this month is “Celebrations”.
We will look at how each of our designers uses celebrations in their creations.
How does your family celebrate holidays?
Do you hand make cards, presents, or even wrapping paper?
We hope you will hop through the projects and find inspiration f
or your own holiday projects. If you complete the hop,
you will be eligible to win an awesome prize!

The prize is a $25.00 gift certificate to the Paper Wings Productions online store.
For a chance to win all you need to do is:

  • be a follower of the Paper Wings Productions blog
  • visit each of the participating designer's blogs and leave a comment
  • come back and leave us a comment on the pwp blog telling us you completed the hop.

To increase your chances of winning: like our Facebook page and/or invite your friends to the hop. Be sure to leave a separate comment for each of your additional entries. The winner will be announced on Tuesday, December 5, 2017 on the Paper Wings Productions blog.
for this blog hop, I decided to celebrate the joy of the season using the vintage-christmas-nesting-components-kit and the born-that-night-cling-stamp-set:


I decided to go a little bit wintery with this Christmas image because of the lack of cold here in Texas...




my steps:

1- Coloring of the wood veneer shapes:


2- silver embossing powder and pearlescence water-coloring of the stamped image:



3- Make the stamped image stand-up:







4- punch snowflakes and use the negatives as a border and glue the paper pieces to the cooper shadow box sides:



5- Glue the standing image and add snowflakes to the bottom and and cooper background:



6- add some glittery snow to the roof:



and Snow-tex to the lower border:



I also used, for the borders:


finally add some red stickles to the wood veneer shapes.

some closer looks:










I'm the last one of this Celebration Blog Hop. I hope you enjoyed and follow each of us and leave us some love.
***Here is the complete line up just in case you get lost along the way***
Paper Wings Productions Blog “The Aviary­ - http://paper-wings-productions.blogspot.com/
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR JOINING US TODAY!
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