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Club Scrap: Chris’ View (0)
By: Chris M. Herrmann, Artistic Guide
It’s Not Easy Being Green
Finished card size: 4.25″ x 5.5″
I received this great box from Club Scrap a few days and could not wait to dive in and get creative with whatever was packed inside. Oh my, what a surprise to see bright lime green card stock looking back at [...]
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- Rubbadubbadoo Rubber Stamps: Chris’ View
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Guest Designers»
Guest Artist: Kathie McGuire (4)
Kathie McGuire, Artist
What a treat we have for you this month. Kathie McGuire, of Gilbert, Arizona, is our guest artist. Kathie’s creative talent never ceases to amaze those who follow her. The creative process seems to come effortlessly to her! You will enjoy thewonderful project she is sharing with us this month. It uses some [...]
- Guest Artist: Tricia Morris
- Color Principles Workshop #2
- Lesson #2- The Color Spectrum
- Color Principles with Sherre Hulbert: Workshop One
- Back to Basics – Guest Designer
- Guest Artist, Diane Long
- Tricia Morris – June’s Guest Artist
- May Featured Artist, more conversation with Evelyn Spikes
- Meet Evelyn Spikes, April Guest Artist
- March Guest Artist – Sherre Hulbert
- February Guest Artist – Annette Husband
July 2010»
Inside Out: Cooking Tilda (2)
by: Bob Lieby, Artistic Guide
Finished card size: 4.25″X5.50″
My favorite way of decorating the inside of my cards is to mimic the front of the card. Because of bulk, I do not andd anything but the flat elements. I do add items such as stickers and Stickles. This method of decorating the inside of the card [...]
- Inside Out: Dance in the Rainbow of Life
- Inside Out: Spring Wild Roses
- Inside Out: Children
- Inside Out: Spring Blossoms
- Inside Out: Christmas in July?
- Inside Out: I’m Praying for You
- Inside Out with Silhouette
- Inside Out: Panel Card
- Inside Out: Take the inside out, candle lantern
- Inspiration
- Inside Out: Flower Shower
Shelly's Tips, Tricks and Techniques»
Inside and Outside Part 2 (1)
You have seen what you can do to provide an easy writable surface on the inside of a dark card base. Now we are going a step further to what can be done to make the interior of your card match the exterior.
In card front 1a you see a very simple elegant design. On the [...]
Side Trails»
July Trail Map: Marion’s View (7)
Faith Hope, Love
Finished card size: 5”x7”
This card is going to a friend who is recovering from surgery. Itr can also be a very different sympathy card. I love the sentiment because it can apply to so many different situations.
Supplies:
Stamps:
Kanji Faith Characters (Stampendous)
Fanciful Leaf Filaments (Hero Arts)
Sentiment – GW0625 Healing (Verses Rubber Stamps)
Paper:
Cardstock Dark Orange, Natural, [...]
Video Tutorials»
Those Pesty Reverse Stamps (12)
Hello Faithful Artists!
Have you all seen all those new reverse stamps that Hero Arts has come out with? I would look at them and think, “What the heck?! I can’t use these!” I would just pass them by without another glance!
While blog hopping one day, I came across a video by Jennifer Maguire using these pesty [...]
- Stampscapes, Day 4
- Digi Stamps, Take 4
- Digi Stamps Video Tutorial, Part 3
- Digi Stamps Video Tutorial, Take 2
- Digi Stamps Informational Videos
- Holilday Blizzard Project – Glittery, Glimmering Christmas Ornaments
- Sand and Pebble Backgrounds; Putting it all together
- Sand & Pebble Background Technique, Part 2, by Maria
- “Sand and Pebble” Backgrounds Tutorial
- Stampscapes Review by Maria
- More Stampscapes Videos with Maria
Watering Hole»
Watercolor Pencil Tip! (9)
By Roni Johnson, Artistic Guide
There are so many wonderful stamp images in the market place that can be personalized by coloring them with a multitude of inks, paints or other medium.
One of my favorite techniques for coloring this type of image is an oldie but a goodie…watercolor pencils. I prefer to use Staedtler watercolor pencils because they [...]
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- A Different Take on Bleaching
- Stamping on Photographs – Part II
- Stamping on Photographs – Part I
- Summer Joy
- Best Friends
- Oregon Coast Paper Crafter’s Getaway
- Creating Faux German Scrap
- A little “Did you know…..?” list
- Good-bye and Hello
- Resist Techniques #3






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