Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steampunk. Show all posts

Tuesday, 29 May 2018

One stamp- three projects with SNS

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my new Sparkle N' Sprinkle blog post.
Today I am going to share " same stamp- three project" crafty post.
I used same large single SNS stamp called Danielle and made three totally different projects with this beauty.
The first is this Mixed Media card and I made a full tutorial for you to follow in my own blog.




Product list:

Happy Birthday metal stencil Stampendous
Stencil Rebecca Baer
Water colors


 The card was made with artistic stencil, Nuvo glitter paste and then misted with Nuvo Mica mist for the background.
The lady's image was stamped over cardstock, heat embossed with black embossing powder and then covered with Masking fluid. When fluid was dry the more stamped image were added around using Pretty Blooms stamp set. 
Then the main image was colored, misted and added to the card.
The sentiment was done with the same Glimmer paste over stencil.
And as I said- here is the full tutorial for you to follow. And now a few close-m ups to this card:




And now for my second card today:


 Product list:

Stencil - Rebecca Baer
Alcohol inks- Ranger

The second Mixed Media card was made with the same stamp, but as it was stamped over the transparency I flipped it to another side. The image was then colored on the back with alcohol inks. The background was made with sticker paper, stencil and two SNS gorgeous glitters. First add the dark glitter over the stencil and then peel the stencil off and add  white color over the sticker bare spaces.
The sentiment was die cut several times and heat embossed with black embossing powder.
 And a couple close- ups to this card:





 The last project is a stamped Steampunk tag that was made with the same image stamped over transparency. But this time I made the " just add ink" coloring on the back as this is a totally free project and Steampunk is not intended for pretty coloring.
The chipboard pieces were all heat embossed with four different embossing powders in metallic colors.


Product list:
Embossing powder Timber SNS
Embossing powder Copper SNS
Embossing powder Gold Detail SNS
Embossing powder Black Detail SNS
Embossdable acetate
Alcohol inks- Ranger
Chipboards- Dusty Attic
Cardstock- BoBunny
Titles- Tim Holtz
And a few close- ups to this tag:





 And now for the full tutorial for the first card.
 1. Stamp and heat emboss the image with Timber SNS EP.


2. Cover the stamped image with Tonic Masking fluid and let it totally dry.


 3. In the meantime add Tonic glitter paste over the metal stencil to make the sentiment.


4. Stamp the flowers around the woman's image while covered with dry masking fluid.


 5. Peel off the dry fluid and cut as shown around the images.


6. Color the images with water color markers.


 7. Mist the colored images over with Tonic Mica mist.


8. Make the glitter paste background with Tonic glitter paste and then mist with Tonic Mica mist.




9. Arrange the stamped image over the card as shown and add the black background cardstock.Hand cut and color the sentiment and glue it over the card.


Thanks for being here with me today and I hope that you like my " same, but different" projects.

Monday, 12 June 2017

Grunge set of 4 ATC

ATC cards are fun and I really love to make them.
So those  small grungy cards I made were made for some web challenges.

Backgrounds were made with texture paste, stencils (Scrapmatts), embossing powders, stamping (BoBunny), heat embossing and misting.
Then I added chipboards (Scrapmatts) painted with acylics (Pentart) and clay casted pieces. Everytning was painted again over and over with Pentart paints. Crackle paste was added over some pieces and Scrapmatts words were glued to make it count as real ATC cards.
Here are all ATC shown one by one:




I enter this to some web challenges:
Mixed Media and Art- small art and architecture- all pieces are small and two are connected to architecture

May challenge
Simon Says Monday challenge- Touchy feely- texture and more texture
Words and Paitery- colors, rust, love (love for grunge, steampunk and ATC)

Mixed Media Monthly- #28 Rusty challenge


SDAE- Steampunk/Industrial



Saturday, 15 October 2016

Tando with Andy Skinner: Steampunk tag


Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my project for our  Tando Andy Skinner week.
And it's so obvious that this project should be a Mixed Media one.
So here is my Steampunk Mixed Media tag made with lots of Tando products and even more Andy's ones.

I used Scrapberry's  cardstock to make the basic hand cut tag and added Tando Cogs mini mask with DecoArt Crackle paste over the cardstock.
When the crackles became seen I added a mix of Media line Andy Skinners acrylics from DecoArt mixed with water.
The main spot is Andy's Stampendous stamp from Curiosity stamp set. It was stamped with black pigmented ink and heat embossed with clear embossing powder.
The Grid- Rectangle chipboard piece was painted with the mix of the same line of acrylics that you can get from Tando shop as well.
The other Tando/Andy's chipboards used are from Industrial elements  set and Cogs set, all painted to get this rusty look.



And here are the products used for this tag:


CURIOSITY rubber stamp set

Industrial elements
Andy Skinner Industrial Elements

Grid- rectangle
Grid - Rectangle

Mini mask Cogs
Mini Mask - Cogs


See you soon with more Tando inspiration!

Friday, 17 June 2016

Steampunk ATC with Tando


Hello my dear crafty friends!
Irit is here and this is my take for our usual Anything goes week with Tando.
This time I made a couple of Steampunk ATC CARDS and this was my very first time to use those best ever Tando Artist Trading Cards chipboard blanks.
As you can see both pieces are totally Tando, all  but Mediums that are DecoArt Mixed Media line.
The scull ATC was made with Tando Scullduggery  mask and Modeling paste and then, when dry, covered with layers of paints and glazes. On the top I added Cobweb mini mask in the same technique.
The blue paint splashes are made with Andy Skinner background stamp with acrylic paint from Stampendous Toxic stamp set. Then I added Tando screw pieces from the grab bag.
The right ATC piece was made with Cogs  mini mask in the same way as the first one. But this time I added 3 different chipboard pieces over this card.
The sentiments are from Tim Holtz and just fit the cards in this " out of the blue" way.
Tando products used:
ATC 
Artist Trading Cards

Grab bag of Screws
Grab Bag of Screws

Minis Mixed Halloween
Tando Mini's - Mixed Halloween

Sculldaggery  mask
A Skinner Stencil/Mask - Skullduggery

Mini mask Cogs
Mini Mask - Cogs

Mini mask Cobweb
Mini Mask - Cobweb

Toxic stamp set
TOXIC rubber stamp set

Decoart media line

Sunday, 10 April 2016

Can scull fly? with Rubber Dance



 Lately I am in this scull mood (thanks to Eyeconnect Crafts products). So this one is my second flying scull and this one has three pair of wings, not just one.
I made it with stencils, DecoArt paints a lot of embossing powders and the scull is actually Tando Creative stencil that was later hand cut. The wings are all Eyeconnect Crafts same set of wings and I made them moving with a use of one single brad on each side.
The background was made with one Rubber Dance stamp I love most- from Round in circles set and those circles are just perfect to add the move to those wings.
Over the stamped and heat embossed wings  I used gel medium with Tando steampunk stencil and it's barely seen, but still  seen over the stamped wings.
 The entire piece was covered with crackle clear medium and it add another interest to this project.




I enter this project to some web challenge:
 SSSS- Resist technique-  everything here was made with resist effect- over embossing powder or texture paste  or gel medium

Friday, 1 April 2016

Perfect in any way: Steampunk canvas for MMM


Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my new project made for Mixed Media Mojo challenge blog.

This time we were asked to make a project with recycled pieces and to use metal.
The canvas I used was already used and I didn't like the result. So I just covered it with black gesso and Bingo! Steampunk was the thing that i had to make over the black texture I got.
I used a big chipboard from FabScraps as the background one and added a few smaller from Tando. DecoArt Mixed media paints were used to cover the whole piece with mixture of textures and colors.



 I added a few metal painted pieces and made some clay pieces using Makin's Clay with different steampunk molds and painted over with metal paints.
I also stamped the STAMPlorations sentiment that is about being perfect in any style, even Steampunk one.




So here is Mixed media mojo challenge for you to participate!
Just recycle and if you want- add some metal.
Good luck!
March Challenge

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