Showing posts with label Techniques. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Techniques. Show all posts

Sep 9, 2010

How to make the cloud effect - the Kaszazz way :-)


 Here's the materials I used to make my clouds from the Spring card.

  • 4862 Scallop Punch
  • TIM27188 Tim Holtz Distress Ink (Tumbled Glass)
  •  9014 Card Pack Basic white
  • 4654 Scissor (4.8cm Blade)
  • 4913 Sponge
  • 1708 Super Tape - 50mx6mm double sided adhesive 
Punch out a scallop from white cardstock and cut in half. Attach the other half of the scallop to the other half with double sided adhesive (as shown). Leave some of the adhesive exposed; put your finger to the adhesive so that when you apply your distress ink the clouds won't move and it will make it easy to lift the clouds template.
    Apply the distress ink to the sponge and pounce the sponge at the edge of your clouds (as shown).

    There you have it, nice and easy :-). Hope this tutorial does make sense..LOL. I am still studying on how to work our video cam and hopefully soon I will have video tutorial instead of instructions (distructions)... LOL!

    Have fun and be safe!

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    Aug 13, 2010

    Rick-Rack design from a Square Punch

    Happy Friday everyone!

    Question.... do you have any other usage with your square punch? If yes I would love to know what other way you can use your square punch. No...here is a little idea and I hope it can be in a good use.

    What you need:
    Square Punch
    Cardstock or SB Paper (your choice)

    Align the end of your cardstock/SB Paper from corner to corner of your square punch, as shown.

    Continue the punching process to the length your require. Alignment is the key ... LOL.


    This is what your finish product looks like - hope the instructions make sense, if it doesn't let me know :-).

    If you want to see this RICK-RACK in action see this card.

    Have a great day and once again thank you for your visit - TOHDOHLOH!!

    Jul 31, 2010

    Transforming clear rhinestones to colored



    What you need:
    Re-inkers
    Sponge
    Clear Rhinestones

    1. Put a drop of re-inkers unto your sponge (depending on how depth your color to be you can add more drops or re-inkers).

    2. Dubbed or Pounce the sponge unto your rhinestone until all rhinestones are covered with re-inkers and you get the color that you like.

    3. Put aside to dry (for at least couple minutes or if you are impatient like me you can use your Heat Tool Gun). Thats It!
     




    There you go how easy is that? If are going to try this technique I would love to see it:-). Click here if you want to see the technique in action.

    Once again 'till here for now... hope you drop by again soon.

    Please feel free to leave me a comment or a message that would be nice :-)

    TOODLES!!!


    May 12, 2010

    All that Glitters

    I made this card for my girlfriend's daughter's 13th birthday. She loves pink and blue and she is also into glitters and I think this card just fits well.

    Materials:
    SB-Bazzill Basic Petalsoft Cardstock (4398)
    Card Packs - Basic White (9014)
    Scrapbooking Vellum Celebration (4364) - I received the vellum from Kaszazz as FREEbies, this is I love about Kaszazz they are very generous giving FREEbies to consultants - Thank you Kaszazz. I must admit I got this Vellum Pack months and months ago and I am not really confident using Vellum but after creating this project my view towards vellums has changed - I love it now.
    Magic mount (1292)
    Glitters - Light Blue (2672) and Light Pink (2678)
    Double Sided Sticker Paper A4 (5 in a pack) (1931)
    Chalking Eraser (42090)
    Lyra Aquacolor Crayons (4542) 
    Grosgrain Ribbon (White) (70550 for Rell & 6411 for 2m length)
    Super Tape Double Sided Adhesive 50mx6mm (1708)
    Measurements:
    Base 1 - 21.2cm fold in half
    Base 2 - 9cm width and 19.5cm length
    Double Sided Sticker Paper - 9cm width and 19.5cm length. Adhere to the white cardstock.
    Double Sided Sticker Paper EXTRA - 4.5cm width x 15cm length
    Double Sided Sticker Paper EXTRA - 2 x 8.5cm
    Ribbon - 10cm length and extra ribbon for bow 9cm length.
    • Color  the balloon image with Lyra from the Vellum Celebration and gently blend the color with the Chalking Eraser until you get the color that you want to achieve. Adhere the balloon image to Double Sided Sticker Paper EXTRA and cut-out.
    • Adhere the Double Sided 9cm x 19.5cm Sticker Paper to your Base 2 card and sprinkle with glitters (Remove both protected film from the Double Sided Sticker Paper)
    • Cut out the word CELEBRATE from the Celebration Vellum and adhere to 9x2cm EXTRA.
    • Then assemble your card using the Magic Mount at the back of your Base 2 card.
    • Done! 
    Thank you for stopping by. Hope to see you again soon.

    Journey to Happiness.....

    I like the simplicity of this card and little time require to complete.
    I had a left over SB Paper called Bella, Bazzil and and SB Cardstock in my stash so I thought of using them and I came up with this card.

    Materials:
    SB Essentials 12x12 White Cardstock (4925)
    SB Bazzill Basics 12x12 Limeade Cardstock (4457)
    SB Bella 12x12 Borders/Dots (4833) double sided
    Stamp - Journey (1153LH)
    Daisy Jumbo Punch (4847)
    Daisy Super Punch (4858)
    Super Tape 50mx6mm Double Sided Super Tape (1708)
    Rhinestones Multicolored Round 6mm (4555) I choose the limegreen colors
    Corner Rounder Medium Punch (PSPCR02C)

    Measurements:
    Base 1 - SB Essentials 12x12 White Cardstock cut to 6x6 and fold in half
    Base 2 - SB Bazzill Basic Limeade Cardstock cut to 14.5 x 14.5cm
    Base 3 - SB Essentials 12x12 White Cardstock cut to 14 x 14cm
    Strips - width 1.5cm
    1 x 13cm length
    3 x 12cm length
    SB Essentials 12x12 White Cardstock - cut to 6.5 x 6.5cm and stamp the Journey image.
    SB Bazzill Basic Limeade Cardstock cut to 10.5 x 10.5cm and create a scallop edges using the Corner Rounder Punch.

    Finally, assemble your card and your done! EASY PEESSE!

    Well once again thank you for dropping by have a good one..

    **** All materials used for this project are from Kaszazz.... CONTACT ME to order any of the Kaszazz great value products.****

    May 7, 2010

    Cracked Glass

    Ok after completing the background technique and coloring the ribbon I put them together and I came up with this.

    Materials I used:
    SB - Bazzills Basic (4502) Wysteria
    Cardstock - (9358) Ivory
    Stamp - (772LJ) Blossoms
    Stamp - (4130KC) Smile
    Lyra Aquacolor Crayons (4542)
    Aquash Water Brush (FRH-F) - Fine
    Embossing Heat Tool (1013)
    Top Boss Embossing Powder - (10010) Clear
    Perfect Medium Stamp Pad - (2383)
    Stamp Pad - (71029) Blush Rose
    Stamp Pad - Tim Holtz Distress Ink Victorian Velvet
    Tools - (4914) Bone Scorer
    Marvy Paper Trimmer Buddy (1313)
    Ribbon - (6476) Cream Organdy

    *** the rest of the background for this card are made check the technique.

    To get this cracked effect.
    After you stamp and color your image
    • Cover your image with Perfect Medium Stamp Pad
    • Sprinkle with Clear Embossing Powder
    • Heat with Embossing Heat Tool.
    • Repeat the procedure 4x and leave for 10-15minutes.
    • Bend randomly to get the cracked effect.
    Tip: for best result put the image in the freezer for 10minutes.

    Your done!     
     

     Tip: I do the image first before cutting all the bases. This gives you time for the image to dry.

    Hope you like this card. Thank you for stopping by be safe!

    All materials used are from Kaszazz. If you wish to order any Kaszazz products please contact me. Click here to find out on how to order Kaszazz Products.

    Coloring Ribbon with Lyra Watercoloring Crayons

    Gee - my brain is working overtime today... lol. I made a background for my card that I am going to make and after looking through my stash of ribbons I cannot find something that will match for the card that I am going to do so I decided to make my own.

    Materials I used
    Ribbons - 1/4" cream organdy ribbon
    Lyra Aquacolor Crayons
    Sponge
    Water

    Here's how you do it:
    • Rub the Lyra Aquacolor Crayons unto the ribbon
    • Wet the sponge with water and squeeze gently to remove some of the water but not fully dry
    • Pounce the wet sponge onto the ribbons until you are happy with the color
    • Let it dry for few minutes before using the ribbon
    You're Done - easy! Check the finish product.

    Thank you for dropping by have a safe day.

    Lyra Watercolor Crayon Background

    Hi Guys, Today is such a good day little DD is in a good mood (if you are wondering how old is my DD.. she is 3 acting like 23). I woke up early done my housework before my critters wakes up. By 8am we are out the door to drop my DS to school and I came home I look around and my house is nice and spotless - well not really spotless; if you can believe that I need a trophy for having a spotless house... lol. 

    Oh forgot to mentioned the only part of the room that I have not touched yet is my craft room. So thought better clean and tidy my craft room so that I can finalise my ATCs tonight I have so much ATCs to do for Swap For You. Well - that was the plan but I had a light bulb popped over my head and found myself sitting down in my comfy chair, start looking at my stamp collections, and also found myself matching cardstock colors. YEP! told myself well maybe I will do a little crafty time first; clean and tidy later have you done that too or just me?

    Anyhoo..I made a Lyra watercolor crayon background.

    Material I used
    Lyra Watercolor crayons (4542) tin of 48, (4541) tin of 24, (4540) tin of 12
    Sponge (4913)
    Water
    White Bazzill (4925) - (recommended) the reason for this is because Bazzill has that pattern and holds the color well when wet.

    Randomly color the Bazzill with blue and also randomly color with white. I have chosen  this color duo because I am trying to get a pastel blue color. Once done that wet the sponge with water and rub the Bazzill with sponge in downward or upward direction.



    Here's the other color this time I used the fuchsia pink and white to get a pastel pink color.

    TAHDAH!! here is my finish products. You can use these as background for your cards or for scrapbooking.

    I hope you like it and tell me what you think. If you tried this technique I would love to see it :-).

    Have a wonderful day!
     

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