Carte

Un petit combo couleur que j'ai vu sur le blog infocrea...tampon de la planche "adorable"

Tag

 

Je reste dans les tags...voici le lien d'origine: http://thescrapsisters.canalblog.com/archives/2014/06/01/29922536.html
Here is the initial link http://thescrapsisters.canalblog.com/archives/2014/06/01/29922536.html

detail sur le joli tampon papillon de Crafty Individuals  (CI 410) que j'ai embossé à chaud

detail of the beautiful butterfly stamp by Crafty individuals (CI 410) that is heat embossed

Crafty Individuals

Il vous reste encore un peu de temps pour realiser votre tag pour le challenge de juin sur le blog Crafty Individuals. La liste des tampons Crafty Individuals que j'ai utilises est sur le blog ici et vous pouvez vous inspirer des superbes réas des autres membres de la DT
You still have time to participate and enter the June challenge on the Crafty individuals blog. The list of Crafty individuals stamps that I used is here and there is a lot of inspiration by the other DT members on the blog. Tags are so addictive that I couldn't resist making a bunch of them....

ATC

 Voici la photo et les consignes à respecter que j'ai vues sur le blog Scrapsisters 

Above the picture and details to follow to join the challenge on the Scrapsisters blog.

 

 

Carte

Voici maintenant une carte inspirée du sketch de juin sur le blog Denim Tampon
I show you now a card inspired by the June challenge on the Denim Tampon blog.

détail

Garden #5

De la patouille, du papier de soie, un stencil et bien entendu des tampons (Paper Artsy BackgroundPlate 1, Eclectica 2), de chouettes idées de réas postées par Penny sur le blog Paper Artsy

 I built my own background  with tissue paper, stencil s and stamps of course (Paper Artsy Background Plate 1 , Eclectica 2) there were  nice ideas posted by Penny on the Paper Artsy blog this week. I combined her tutos to make a separator in my garden file.

détail

Garden#4

I still continue to make pages for my garden folder, the picture of the detail shows the true colors of my project with heat embossing powder by Wow (Vanilla white & Metallic Gold rich pale).

Garden is the theme on the wow blog this month

Je continue mes pages pour mon classeur jardin, la vue du detail reflète la vraie couleur de mon projet avec de la poudre à embosser wow (Vanilla white & metallic gold pale) 

 

detail

 

material: Wow embossing powder Vanilla white & Metallic Gold rich pale, stamps Infinimentscrapdesign, lucy stamps, purple onion, tape T. Holz, indian ink, wood venner lawn fawn

Garden#3

The idea of stamping on acetate with white staz-on is from Keren on the Paper Artsy blog. She posted last week great tutorials on the blog and I really enjoyed using material that I hadn't used for a long time.... fortunately the ink hadn't dried up.
material: stamps Paper Artsy Letter Plate 4 and Background1

 

detail

Garden #2

 detail

Here is the cover of my garden journal, I used gold embossing powder, stamps and paint.

It is also my entry for the challenge on the wow blog that features gardens this month.

 

Voici la couverture de mon journal au jardin, j'ai utilisé de la poudre à embosser dorée, des tampons et de la peinture. C'est également ma participation au challenge sur le blog wow

Garden#1

I have just started a journal to keep all my experiences in the garden. I grow some vegetable for some years now and I think that in keeping track in a file will be helpful. This is the page of my second section where I will keep details of the varieties that are successful and that grow each year in the garden.
I was inspired by Liesbeth's tutorial with grunge paste and stencil, also used the tip of Darcy (but with neocolor II on my stamp)
material: watercolor paper, acrylic paint, neocolorII, paste, stamp PaperArtsy (mini18, Letter plate4, wings Plate1)

stamping

I was inspired by Kate project #3 on the PA blog , I adhered strips of patterned paper, added gesso and paint with a palette knife and sprayed ink. When dried I stamped with Paper Artsy stamp "Backgrounds 1"with grey ink. I added stamped images from the PA "Letter Press 4".

 detail: