Welcome to the Quietfire Sentiments of the Season Blog Hop! We’re celebrating the season with projects using our favourite Quietfire sentiment stamps and dies. We have some great ideas to share with you!
We’re giving away a prize on each of the Sentiments of the Season blog posts. The posts will be on Designers’ personal blogs and one on Quietfire Creations. All you have to do is leave a comment on the Sentiments of the Season blog posts and you will be entered for a chance to win a Quietfire stamp or die from that blog. Each designer will randomly choose the winner from their comments.
Here is our schedule:
Day 1- Monday November 23 : Teresa and Yogi (that's me BIG GRIN...)
Day 2 -Tuesday November 24: KathyJo and Judi Kauffman
Day 3 - Wednesday November 25: Wanda and Yvonne
Day 4 - Thursday November 26: Robyn and Selma
Day 5 - Friday November 27: Diana and Suzanne
If you get lost, just hop back to the Quietfire Creations blog to find all the links!
The deadline for leaving comments is Sunday November 29, 2015 at midnight PST. Winners will be posted shortly afterwards here on Quietfire Creations.
Good luck and have fun!
I Love doing encaustic painting. It's so quick and easy to create a quick card...
Click on any image to enlarge or click HERE to go to my web page.
Use a fry pan or electric
skillet. Cover the fry pan completely in tin foil.
Cut another piece of tin foil, edges folded under and folded in half
to create a platform to do your encaustic painting.
Use EnKaustikos hot sticks or Crayolla wax crayons to paint with.
Temperature should be lowest setting somewhere around 150ยบ. You'll
know if your wax is just swimming too quickly... PS, don't forget
you will probably be getting a reverse image so place your wax
design accordingly...

Works best when put onto a thin Rice paper - I used Sumi-E Painting
and Calligraphy paper. Also works with tissue paper, but you have to
be a bit more careful. Experiment with different paper surfaces.
After painting on the foil, lay paper (for rice paper - smooth side
down) onto hot wax image (above left image). Lightly brayer over the
image to connect the wax to paper. Careful the wax is runny so don't
press too hard and smear the wax. Lift paper off and the result you
get is above right picture. Now this may not look so great as is...
put trimmed down, adhered to contrasting or accenting cardstock and
details added to the painting... PS with some papers the other side
is great to use as well.
Side
folded my white card (5"w x 7"h). Embossed with Couture Creations "Mini
Poinsettia" embossing folder.
I
created my encaustic painting of the poinsettia, trimmed down and
adhered to a red cardstock. Added Liquid Pearls
"Buttercup" dots in the center. Adhered to card front.
Die
cut the "Season's Greetings from gold glitter paper, adhered to
front.
On
the inside: stamped the poinsettia (Penny Black) inking the stamp
with Distress mini pads "Mustard Seed" in the center,
"Fired Brick" on the petals, and the edge of the pad
"Mowed Lawn" along the pine sprigs and stamped.
Stamped
the quote inking with the red all over and then touching here and
there with the green, stamping, and clear embossing.