Showing posts with label DyLuSiOnS Spray Inks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DyLuSiOnS Spray Inks. Show all posts
Friday, March 11, 2016
Grumplings and an Arboscello tree
Leftover backgrounds and little Grumplings. I used a bunch of little bits from my stash to complete this card. An extra background, tag and tree from the stash added to a freshly colored Grumpling finish off this card.
Monday, February 1, 2016
Dylusions Spray Inks
I mentioned yesterday that I made a lot of backgrounds in the process of creating the one I was actually going for....well that goes for just about any medium, and this time it was my Dylusions spray inks. Add a cute stamp and you're done!
Tuesday, September 16, 2014
Memory Box Stencils #2
When we create our Make & Takes for each week we always have a few extra pieces that we make while trying to figure out our final project. This was one of the trial samples.
Memory Box Stencil
Memory Box Dies
Great Impressions Stamp
Tim Holtz Distress Inks
Memory Box Stencil
Memory Box Dies
Great Impressions Stamp
Tim Holtz Distress Inks
Friday, August 15, 2014
Memory Box Stencils #1
Our Make & Take yesterday at the store was this colorful card using the Memory Box stencils and some Tim Holtz Distress inks.
A Great Impressions stamp, a Die-Namics Banner die and another Memory Box die round out this bright card.
A Great Impressions stamp, a Die-Namics Banner die and another Memory Box die round out this bright card.
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
Dylusions Spray Inks
I was playing with my Dylusions the other day and got this little series of small cards done using the sheet of paper I inked up with my Dylusions Sprays. A lot of fun and a lot of messiness.
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Dylusions Spray inks scenes
The cards from my class yesterday. We played with the spray inks and created scene with the backgrounds created.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Dylusions Spray inks and a stencil
Dylusions Spray Inks are the focus on this card. I sprayed with my Ink Sprays and a mack to create the background and then painted with the sprays to create the "painted" flower. This card is from a class I had yesterday during our TECHNIQUE Workshops. The ladies who signed up had a great time going from one class to the next. They learned a lot in a short period of time.
Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Dylusions Spray Inks
More spraying with the Dylusions Spray Inks. Lay a template on a piece of paper and spray away. Add a simple sentiment and you have an easy card to mail for your Christmas collection.
Inkadinkadoo Holiday Greetings
More spraying with the Dylusions Spray Inks. Lay a template on a piece of paper and spray away. Add a simple sentiment and you have an easy card to mail for your Christmas collection.
Sunday, December 8, 2013
Dylusions Spray Inks and Stencils
Stepping into the Christmas mode....with Dylusions sprays.
Simple plan here with a spray of ink on a "holey" template. Just finish off with a bold stamp and a nice coordinating cardstock to trim it out.
Simple plan here with a spray of ink on a "holey" template. Just finish off with a bold stamp and a nice coordinating cardstock to trim it out.
Thursday, September 26, 2013
Dylusions Spray Inks
One more card from the Extravaganza. This one is a simple embossed image with some coloring using my Dylusions Inks.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Fabulous Phlox and Congrats Amy!
One of our pals at work got herself married back in May and I made this little card for her and her new hubby. I love using my Fabulous Phlox die and my Dylusions Ink Sprays.
You can see in this shot that the little dots on the background paper are actually shiny like Chrome. We have the gold in stock at the store and they make great looking cards and pages.
Materials:
Paper Cut cardstock
Fabulous Phlox die (Memory Box)
Spellbinders dress die (retired)
StickerS: Jillibean Soup
Dylusions Spray Inks: Postbox Red, Bubblegum Pink and Squeezed Orange
Bling: Zva Creative
I made little piles of ink on a craft sheet and then started to mix them with my water color brush to create a coral color. It kinda worked, some where perfect and others had a more distinct pink hue and others the red. It was interesting to say the least and it was fun trying.
You can see in this shot that the little dots on the background paper are actually shiny like Chrome. We have the gold in stock at the store and they make great looking cards and pages.
Materials:
Paper Cut cardstock
Fabulous Phlox die (Memory Box)
Spellbinders dress die (retired)
StickerS: Jillibean Soup
Dylusions Spray Inks: Postbox Red, Bubblegum Pink and Squeezed Orange
Bling: Zva Creative
I made little piles of ink on a craft sheet and then started to mix them with my water color brush to create a coral color. It kinda worked, some where perfect and others had a more distinct pink hue and others the red. It was interesting to say the least and it was fun trying.
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