There are so many ways to create your own background! I made a spray ink background, and stamped a few images. Once that was all dried, I cut out shapes [from some other stashed inked panels] and layered them to the top.
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There are so many ways to create your own background! I made a spray ink background, and stamped a few images. Once that was all dried, I cut out shapes [from some other stashed inked panels] and layered them to the top.
I really enjoy creating mixed media projects. While I don't like doing it all the time, I do love a challenge requiring it.
This one was very easy to create! I went into my self- made paper container, grabbed a few sheets, and glued down onto a panel. Pretty much done. I added some splatters [added interest], along with a sentiment strip and yep, it's done. This my Followers was a 10 minute card.
Your turn. There are so many ways of creating a mixed media card! You can upload your card HERE. I am looking forward to the gallery~
I am thrilled to be Guesting with the Creative Artiste Mix Media Challenge #109. I found this challenge a few months back and have joined in every month since! It's always Anything Goes, and when creating mixed media, that makes it even more enjoyable!
For my Guesting project, I made a 5.5 x 5.5 size birthday card. I used so many fun products; stickers, recyclable cardboard, self made tissue paper, washi tape, gesso, chipboard, ephemera, paint, and my favorite staples! Yep, I really get into the products :)
I had so much fun making this card! I am really happy with the end result also.
Thanks Creative Artiste for having me as your Guest Designer.
Do you do mixed media? If not, I can highly recommend it - it's very calming, and you can just keep adding to your creation if you aren't happy with it. Come on over to the Creative Artiste Mixed Media Challenge #109 and show us what you created! I'll be checking the gallery!
Since I have been on a Christmas card run, I went with Christmas card for this challenge also.
I really enjoy doing a collage type background with layering a mix of papers. I used my "stash" of papers for this, using the bright yellow for contrast.
I do like this Tree die - once again, I have no idea who's this is. The MC sentiment is a pre-printed sentiment strip from Simon Says. Yes, I am happy with this layered card.
Your turn! Come on over to The Male Room Challenge #191 and pay along with your trees card.
Making mixed media is one of my favorite things to do. It can be very messy, but than again, it doesn't have to be. Today's card, not so messy [with products] but I love the end result!
I used a couple of stencils, stamps, dies, and a fun label. A mix of products = mixed media :) Totally works for me!
Alrighty, your turn! Bring the products together and make that mixed media card. We'll see you over at The Male Room Challenge #189.
Oh boy, did I have fun today! More challenges to be accomplished...
I started with Gina K Designs September Monthly Mix; Faux Embossing, and AAA Cards #248; Tag on a Card. [This might not be CAS enough for this challenge, but I went ahead and entered anyway]
Believe it or not, there was a lot of creative detail for this card. I started by brayering on ink on a card panel - Thanks JM. [I will be doing this in the future, totally loved the effect!], did the faux embossing effect using Gina K Wild Blossoms Stamp Set, and then cut the tag inside panel out of that. I cut strips of paper, and adhered onto another card panel [for stability], and cut that down for the card front, [after I texture plated the card base front]. Whew! That was a lot of steps 😀
I cut the tag base in one of the same colors as the strips, made a hugs sentiment, adhered all together, and this over-the-top layered, colorful card was complete! While I kept the faux embossing subtle I am loving the end result! A gift with a card - works for me every time 😀..
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I went on to join in [my favorite] ATC Around the World Challenge; anything goes.
I inked up the backgrounds with a brayer [same technique as above], and using miscellaneous stamps, stamped over the inked areas.
A trick I recently learned? Use white pigment refill ink for bright white splatters. [This did work brilliantly!] I used a mitten die with gold glitter paper, and various sentiment strips [with matching small dies] from GKD. I love giving Christmas tags as small presents, or sometimes, I even use them on gift bags for friends.
Okay, another totally fun day creating! Thanks Challenges - great times~
I ended up taking yesterday off. Too many hours in my stamp room and I feel like a hermit! I did get out of the house and do some shopping...yep, in the 110° heat! It was brutal, but good to get out.
Anyway, Krafty Chicks Challenge #621 is spot on with my current run; CAS card.
I used a couple of unbranded dies, along with the [retired] Hero Arts Stamp & Cut Holiday Tree set. I like these little trees. I inked up the trees and then spritzed with water for a faux water color.
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So, let's go to the opposite end of the spectrum - mixed media. [Sometimes, it's just fun to get messy]. I got an email for the Arty Divas July Challenge; Anything Goes. I jumped over to You Tube and watched a video by Susanne Rose Art making your own collage papers. [She is rather awesome with her creations!] I had all the supplies, so I got to work. Once my papers were done and dried, I started ripping and laying.
Oh my gosh! I totally loved making this tag! [I also am really happy with the choice of colors]. I did some random stamping on the background and actually did use the circle impressions cover plate for some texture - you just can't see it.
I used some more [unbranded] dies, using white for a shadow [to show up better] and the HB is from [retired] Altenew Super Script.
Okay, that's it for today! I'm thinking I might be taking the week end off. Now, just to find something to do. Any suggestions?
