Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tutorial. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Scallop-Shaped Easel Card Tutorial

Happy Hump Day, y'all! Hope everyone is having a nice week so far! It has been a whirlwind for me with all of the end of the year parties, field trips, etc. I cannot believe Summer is almost here!

How's this for a teaser??I have a brand new tutorial posted over at the Whiff of Joy Tutorial & Inspirational blog and would love for you to check it out! Hop on over there and check it out and if you have a minute, hop back here to let me know what you thought!

Be sure to stop back by tomorrow for some new PCS digi's too! ~Toodles!

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Friday, May 14, 2010

Creating Custom Embellishments Tutorial over @ Whiff of Joy

Hi folks! I have a tutorial posted today over at Whiff of Joy's Tutorial & Inspiration Blog showing 3 techniques for creating your own custom-colored embellishments! Be sure and stop by over there to check it out.
I used stamps from the new Aladin 1001 Nights Store set for this card. The papers are from MME's Bloom & Grow DP and are paired with some Teal Bazzill and some Pumpkin Pie and Very Vanilla. I sponged some Bermuda Bay around the Vanilla panel. I colored her with my Copics and added lots of clear Stickles to her clothes. The punches used were from Martha Stewart & EK Success. I created my flower & dew drop embellishments using the techinques in my tutorial.

Thanks for stopping by! Have a nice weekend. ~Tori

Tuesday, April 13, 2010

Whiff of Joy Tutorial!!

Hello all,

Today I have an airbrushing tutorial posted over at the Whiff of Joy blog. Would love for you to stop and check it out! :)

Hope you stop by and check it out! :) Have a great day! ~Tori

Friday, September 26, 2008

TUTORIAL - DIY Colored Stickles

Ever find you don't have the color of stickles you need?
Here is a tutorial for making your own!

You will need a bottle of clear stickles (crystal, diamond, star dust, etc) and re-inkers (I used Barely Banana here).
Squeeze out some stickles and 1 drop of a re-inker.
Blend in a new spot to create the color of stickles you want! I used a popsicle stick to blend.
I used Riding Hood Red on the left to show difference. Using a fine tip paint brush, paint onto your project!

Viola! No need to every color of stickles! :)