Showing posts with label Technique Junkie Technique TJ. Show all posts
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Monday, June 15, 2009

Flight of the Butterflies...

Hello
I love this card... it's a nice TJ technique called "Depth of Field" by Dee Ruger. The images are layered on the cardstock to create the illusion of depth. Bold images are necessary with this technique to achieve the proper results. The texture of the orange layer has been added with a Fiskar texture plate, unfortunately it does not show on the scan!

Ink used: Sail boat blue, Sunset orange, Antique Pewter.

Stamps:butterfly from Indadinkado, wording unknown :-(

It would of been better to have a lighter grey but I went with what I had...!

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

More car and truck!

Hello my friends As part of the mingle I mentionned below I made the 2 other cards.
ENJOY THE JOURNEY
Gosh I had fun doing this one ... I just love this technique " Soused Suede " from Technique Junkie , and believe me it feels like suede!

Alcohol ink colors: Caramel, butterscotch, rust.

Stamps: Tim Holtz "Visual Artistry" serie.

And....

PRECIOUS MEMORIES

Stamps: Tim Holtz "Visual Artistry" serie.

Friday, April 17, 2009

Newsprint Reveal

Oh I love this technique from Technique Junkie. I had to it for an ATC mingle, but I can imagine all the possibilities of this technique using other type of paper and other size of cards.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

Mission accomplie....!

Oufffff... all done! Hello my friends, last week I finished making my Christmas cards! I must say that I'm happy about it. I was looking forward to do other themes... LOL! So here are my last cards. A technique for TJ "Alcohol ink smoosh" . I also added a cuttlebug layer in the background.

Simple but so much fun to do ... woven ribbons in a Christmas ornament...!

Another TJ technique and this one I love to do.... " Cuttlebug Glow " done on acetate using Lumière Paint and different colors of ink.

Very soft colors of " Alcohol ink smoosh" used for this one. Background stamping in clear embossing powder.

So this is it for this year's Christmas cards... I had fun doing those and will continue with more cards in the up coming year. Hope you enjoy your visit!