Technique – Page 3 – Vicky Wright

Brayering – Basic

Published on April 2, 2010 by Vicky WrightLeave a comment

G’Day Stampers,

I have a small wee Tutorial/Technique to share with you today

Brayering – Basic

Supplies –

Ink

Cardstock

Brayer

Stamp Set

Scrap Paper

Instructions –

Ink Brayer with ink, ensuring you roll in one direction, usually away from you
If required, repeat until roller is fully inked
Ensuring scrap paper is under your cardstock, roll Brayer onto your card
Decorate & complete Card

Tip –

Do not roll Brayer back & forth on ink pad, as you will be only inkin 1/4 of your surface
Scrap paper is required as you will be rolling off both ends/sides of your cardstock

Very easy simple technique!

Until next time, have a practice

Enjoy

Sweet Stems…

Published on March 28, 2010June 9, 2014 by Vicky Wright10 Comments

G’Day Stampers,

This is my 3rd post for the day & another challenge – this time it is over at “Stamping 411” –

http://stamping411.blogspot.com/2010/03

Head on over, have a look & why not try it yourself!

While having all my embossing stuff out, I decided to try another Technique – Versa-Mark Resist– using my Brayer and Glossy Cardstock.

Sketch –

My Card –

Supplies –

Stamp Set – Sweet Stems, Warm Words

Inks – Certainly Celery, Versa-Mark, Pretty in Pink

Cardstock – Pretty in Pink, Almost Amethyst, Whisper White, Glossry White Cardstock

DSP – Tea Party

Accessories – Snail Adhesive, Mat Pack, Brayer, Versa-Mark, Mini-Glue Dots

Check back in a couple of days & I will post instructions for Brayering….

Until next time, Enjoy

Birthday Card…

Published on March 28, 2010June 9, 2014 by Vicky Wright1 Comment

2nd Post for the day, using same Sketch Layout but with a different look!

I’ve used the Faux Tiles Technique, except I’ve used Clear Embossing Powder,

instead of Glossy Cardstock.

Want to learn this technique, why not contact me for details when a class is available

All the Embossing Powders from Stampin’ Up!® would have to the best on the market – you can’t beat them. Check them out – Page 154 of the current Idea Book & Catalogue

Don’t forget to check out Gretchen’s blog below for more details on this Challenge

Sketch –

Close Up-

Card –

Supplies –

Stamp Set – Circle Circus, Happy Moments*

Inks – Pacific Point, So Saffron, Sahara Sand

Cardstock – Pacific Point, So Saffron, Whisper White

DSP – Pacific Point

Punches – Small Oval, Large Oval, Scallop Oval

Accessories – Snail Adhesive, Grosgrain Ribbon – White, Embossing Buddy,

Powder Pal, Heat Gun, Boner Scorer, Embossing Powder – Clear

* = Stampin’ Up!® Sale-a-Bration – ends 31 March 2010

Crikey – I hope I haven’t forgotten anything!

Enjoy!

Chocolate Bunnies….

Published on March 27, 2010June 9, 2014 by Vicky WrightLeave a comment

G’Day Stampers,

Another couple of Chocolate Bunnies for you – same layout, different colours.

With the Green Bunny, I have cut him out & using Glue Dots, placed him above a stamped image on the Whisper White Cardstock. I hope you can see that!
I haven’t added a greeting on these cards, as sometimes I like to leave them blank.
You can always add one later on.

Pink Bunny

Supplies –

Stamp Set – Chocolate Bunny

Ink – Versa-Mark

Cardstock – Mellon Membo, Whisper White, Soft Suede

DSP – Pink Pirouette

Accessories – Grosgrain Ribbon – Pretty in Pink, Embossing Buddy,

Embossing Powder – Clear,Snail Adhesive Glue, Powder Pal, Heat Gun

Green Bunny

Supplies –

Stamp Set – Chocolate Bunny

Ink – Versa-Mark

Cardstock – Garden Green, Whisper White, Soft Suede

DSP – Kiwi Kiss

Accessories – Grosgrain Ribbon – Always Artichoke, Embossing Buddy,

Embossing Powder – Clear,Snail Adhesive Glue, Powder Pal, Heat Gun, Glue Dots

Until next time

Enjoy

Eastern Blooms….

Published on March 26, 2010June 9, 2014 by Vicky WrightLeave a comment

G’Day Stampers,

I watched an old esposide of “Golden Girls” this arvo & loved the colours Bea was wearing, so after spending about 2 hours wandering with colours in my mind, I have now suddenly realised this would be a very easy 10 minute card AND involves Heat Embossing Technique – instructions found here…