Linnie Blooms and Stampendous have paired up for a BLOG HOP this week!
Since I'm part of the Linnie Blooms Design Team, I came up with a pretty cool project that combines products from both companies. Stampendous is all about stamping...Linnie Blooms is all about canvas. Add in a few extra coloring products (Pan Pastels from Colorfin, ink from Clearsnap),and embellishment from Toner Plastic (Fun Wire)....glue (Beacon Adhesives) to hold it all together....and here we have it.....
LOVE GRAPES Note Card
By Gail Green
Materials you will need:
Stampendous: Fran’s
Jumbo Handle
Fran’s Encrusted Jewel Kit
(Purple)
Cling Rubber Stamps: Jumbo Grapes
Clear Stamps: Life Words
Linnie Blooms: Canvas Fall Leaves
Shabby Trim (Green)
Clearsnap Holdings, Inc:
Top Boss® Watermark
Ink
Colorbox®
Archival® Inkpad (Black)
Colorfin/Pan Pastel:
Sofft
Applicator Handle & Heads Set
Sofft
Art Sponge
Artists
Painting Pastels (Magenta Shade, Violet Extra Dark, Titanium White)
Beacon Adhesives:
Gem-tac® Permanent
Glue
Zip Dry® Paper Glue
Fabri-tac
® Permanent Adhesive
Cardstock: 10”
x 6.5” black cardstock folded and scored to form a 5 x 6.5” card
4-1/4”
x 6” black cardstock
Magenta
cardstock scrap
Miscellaneous: Heat Tool, scissors, pencil, small bowl (or
other small container), green acrylic paint or tinted gesso (brand and color
shade of your choice), non-stick mat
Instructions:
Mix glass glitter and embossing powder from the Encrusted
Jewel Kit in small bowl, as desired.
Using Watermark Ink, stamp the grape cluster on the 4.25” x
6” black cardstock.
Sprinkle the embossing powder mixture onto the stamped
image, shake off excess and heat.
Using the Sofft sponge and tool to apply and blend, apply
Magenta and Violet Pastels onto the grape sections as shown. Add and blend white for highlights, beginning
with a very light application and build intensity as desired. Tip: Do not cover
sections completely with Pastel. Allow
the black cardstock color to show through where the darkest shading/shadows
should appear.
Add Magenta and Violet around the edges of the cardstock,
blending in towards the grape image.
Sponge green acrylic paint or tinted gesso onto both sides
of the canvas leaves of your choice.
When almost dry, pinch and shape the leaves. Dry completely on a
non-stick mat.
Using Sofft Tool, add Violet pastel around the leaf edges
and in center of leaf to define veins.
Optional: Carefully
add Gemtac along leaf edges. Sprinkle glass glitter from the Frantage Encrusted
Jewel Kit onto the wet glue; dry.
Stamp phrase in black on magenta cardstock scrap. Hand tear around the phrase.
Add Violet Pastel
around edges with Sofft Tool
Cut a 15” section of Fun Wire. Wind around a pencil;
remove. Gently pull and shape, twisting
and curling to look like a realistic tendril.
Attach stamped cardstock onto card with Zip Dry. Position
the remaining layers onto card, as shown. When pleased with the arrangement,
attach leaves and curled wire with Gem-tac. Attach phrase with Zip Dry. Dry completely.
Cut 4” strip of Shabby Trim.
Apply Fabri-Tac and roll loosely between fingers, curving and shaping as
you roll; dry. Attach over the wire with Gemtac; dry.
Please leave me a comment and then return to the Linnie Blooms Blog to continue hopping! Or hop through the links below!
What
a great way to start off a blog hop -- Memorial Day!
The
Design Teams of Stampendous and Linnie Blooms have traded product and are ready
to show you their creations! Here's the link and schedule of postings.
Please show them your love by leaving them a comment! Commenter's
on the Linnie Blooms' Design Team blogs will be entered into a drawing at the
end of the week!
Our
Designers Links:
Trish
Cortez
Dawn
Mattson
And
here are the links to the Stampendous Blog Hoppers:
At the end of the blog hop, Linnie Blooms will be giving away a
FREE All New DIY Home Decor Kit! So be sure to leave a comment on our
Designer's blog to be entered to win!
24 comments:
Very pretty project. Thanks for sharing with us.
Love the colors, my fave! I never though of using pan pastels on fabric, thanks for the tip!
its really cool project Gail. loved it.
Oh, those are some delicious looking grapes! Absolutely love your mix of embossing powder and glass glitter from the kit and your coloring is gorgeous! Thank you for sharing today in the hop!
Wow Gail! Some very neat techniques here that I will try now. :)
What a grape idea! (couldn't help the pun) Love the 3d leaves and tendrils!!
Very unique! Love all of the different techniques you used! The embossing powder mix is perfect for the grapes.
Beautiful project Gail! I would never think to make those grapes look so good!!
How clever mixing the glass glitter with the embossing powder. Beautiful project!
This is so stunning!I have never seen these looking so delicious before.
Glad you like the project...It was fun to create! I come from a strong stamping background so incorporating lots of techniques was a natural for me... Subscribe to my blog for more projects and techniques in the near future....
Love the fabric leaves and ribbon vine! Great ideas! I have some of your IO stamps too...if this is 'that' Gail Green! :) Thanks for sharing.
Katie B.
Love the project and reading about mixing glass glitter with embossing powder. Beautiful result!
Beautiful project Gail!! Love your embossing tecnique!! Hugs xxx
Great tutorial. Lovely shading on those grapes. Thanks
WOnderful!!! LOVE these luscious grapes!! So glad for the tutorial!! I just got some Panpastels and wasn't sure how to use them!! Now I have an idea!!! TFS!
How cool your card
came out! Love the
techniques your used.
Carla from Utah
AWESOME!! Love the smoky look with this done on black cardstock. It makes your grapes just glow!!! Beautiful use of the encrusted jewels product for the stamped outline. Wonderful work!!!
<3 J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com
the grapes are beautiful. the shading gives them a lot of depth.
The leaves are so pretty.
Great project.
thanks for sharing.
Fabulous. I like the canvas leaves and the use of glass glitter.
Sue in Ohio
Katie B. Yes, I am "that" Gail Green. Glad you are having fun with my stamps from IO!
I'm also the Gail Green who wrote the book "The Ultimate Rubber Stamping Technique Book"....and also write feature articles and a column for Scrap & Stamp Arts magazine.
What a beautiful card. Love your inquest ideas.
Fabulous card. Thanks for the step by step.
Wow- I love this! The leaves are just perfect!
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