Elements of Style & Very vintage Wheel

Hello my blogging friends!

this morning I have a card that continues with my

Collage Theme

I used several stamps on this one!

the first was the elements of style

then I used the Very Vintage Wheel

as well as En Francais background Stamp

my colours are

More Mustard

Marine Mist

Eraly Expresso and Black!

so let see what happened when I started to play!

so I played around with a technique that I watched on video

but ofcourse I used all

Stampin Up Products

I used a Teflon Sheet to begin

 

then I take out my stamp pads

 

put your stamp pad right onto the Teflon sheet and swipe it across

 

can you see the ink?

 

then I sprayed with water at first

and then the smooch

 

can you see it beading up

now grab a piece of carstock

I used very vanilla

and start playing around

I tried a bunch of stuff

the other thing I used was shimmer spray instead of water

 

then you can either smooth it around or just pull it off

you can go back down in areas that you feel needs more ink

 

aint it pretty

   so I stamped the one piece with En Francais and inked up the edges

 

now for stampin

 

I coloured the flowers

notice that I did not do spend a bunch of time on them cause I am going to ink up a sponge 

right away you'll see he he

 

I used a greeting from the stamp set called

Occasionals Quotes

I wheel the edge with my Very Vintage Wheel

 

it's coming together nicely

 

I embossed the words

" Front the heart over the little rectangle (with the En Francais background)

I added a bit of bling and did the humming bird

 

I coloured some beautiful ribbon

so are you ready to see what my card looks like?

 
let's look at some up close photos

 

this is the embossing I did! 

here we go

very different from yesterday

but still the same theme

kinda cool uh?

I think I like this idea and seems that you do too??

so what are we going to do next week??

 

my greeting up close

 

and the little humming bird which was also embossed

 

and voila there we have it!

that is my second Collage Card post

using a wheel for the Late Night Stampers Challenge

hope you enjoyed it!

please don't leave without posting a comment

we have a few days left until the big draw for the blog Candy

you know the one

the "Clock " he he

okay I wish you all super GREAT Tuesday

See yha tomorrow for a nice Recipe Post Day!

embossed hug from me

Carole'Anne M. Sluchinski

AKA Stampin Stressaway   

 

 

 

Comments

[Renee Ondrajka]

This is awesome. I just got one of those sheets again after accidently slicing it up with my rotary cutter. Ouch! I'll have to give your idea a try and thanks for the step by step.

[Patrice Herrera]

I ditto Carey I think she said it all! You are amazing.

[Olga Stembol]

Lovely card, Carole'Anne! I like the multiple layering of greetings, image, and ribbon.
Please, tell me more about the "Teflon sheet" you used. I know about Teflon, but not as a resource for cardmaking.

[Mitzi Luttrull]

Awesome card! Great colors and design. YOu're so talented!

[Carolyn]

Love the technique and the finished card. What is a teflon sheet?

[Margaret]

You do such gorgeous things that seem so messy and turn out so beautifully! All the inking on the teflon sheet would so end up on my nails, the cuffs on my sleeve, my nose, my cute little white dog! . . . You are awesome for your neatness and creativity!

[Alice Roushia]

Your card is absolutely stunning!!!!! I'll have to give that technique a try. I'm glad I stumbled across your blog. I will be putting it in my favorites for sure.

[christina d]

Way to go CaroleAnne!! I love both of your collage cards. I'd like to see you really work the brain and come up woth something off the wall! Hee, hee! All of your art is so pretty anyway!

[Rhonda]

oh so nice and beautiful!
What is Teflon sheets?

[Michelle VanWiggeren]

Gorgeous, Carole' Anne!!!! Thanks so much for sharing this!!!

[Robbie Rubala]

Carole'Anne ~ Your card is beautiful. My ribbon doesn't turn out like yours. Maybe you have magic markers! :) I am on the hunt for a teflon sheet.

Robbie

[Beth]

What is your teflon pad made of?? I looks like plastic on top of cardboard. I think I used to have one, but it didn't look like that. Thanks for a great idea & your help! It really turned out very pretty. Beth

[Colett R]

Beautiful! I love this set and how it lends itself to so many different techniques and styles. I'm going to try the one you just showed us - it looks so cool! Thanks.

[Patricia Hoffman]

Love that you shared this new technique with us. So many other technique's also being used on this card, and yet it all does come together in the end to form one BEAUTIFUL Card. Those colors all work so well together, love the added embossing, and the way you layered your sentiments. I'll be back for more. Thanks again.

Cyber hugs, Trish in Wisconsin

[Heather Van Duker]

What a neat technique, Carole'Anne! I can't wait to give it a try.

[Sandi Dailey]

Cool technique Carole'Anne! Looks easy enough, but we will see when I try it. Hmm, could be interesting. Love your finished product.
Sandi Dailey
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[Carey Rogers]

WOW. I have been looking at your blog all morning waiting for your post. I thought this one was from yesterday. I think I am too tired, need to go back to bed. This card is fantabulous. I just love when you use the different techniques on your creations. The colors are great, the stamps are fantastic, the technique is fabulous, the colors your chose are scrumptious, the accessories are super. I think that is all the words I can think of to say how I like this one for now. Thanks for your usual inspiration. We are closer to the weekend now. woo hoo. Have a sun shiny great day.

Carey Rogers
aka Roscoe's mommy

[Tammy Jackson]

OUUUHHH LA LA!!! Very pretty. I LOVE it!
You are such the artist my friend.
To decide next weeks theme you should give us 2 or 3 options and let us vote. That would be fun, eh?
Big HUG to you my dear friend and belly rubs to my furry friends.

[Trish Hilbrand]

Woohoo! That is gorgeous!!! Great job! I love the smooch technique but I had never tried it with the glimmer. I'll have to try that one for sure. Thanks Carole'Anne for another super idea.
Trish