Here's a fun "how'd she do that?" technique you can do with no special equipment! any die shape will work--circle, square, oval--and just about any stamp, too. That is my kind of wow! Here's a closeup--the little fishie is hand cut and adhered with dimensionals, but the big fish is part of the Very Vanilla circle itself. And it's such an easy trick when you know how! It is very similar to this technique, but done with a die instead of a paper trimmer. First, stamp your images and sentiment close together. You can trace the size of your die...
All Good Things, Distinktive Stamps, Koi, simple hand made card
One of the most innovative new products released by Stampin’ Up! in recent times is the new patent-pending ‘Distinktive’ range of stamps. The stamps made with this distin…
Here's a fun "how'd she do that?" technique you can do with no special equipment! any die shape will work--circle, square, oval--and just about any stamp, too. That is my kind of wow! Here's a closeup--the little fishie is hand cut and adhered with dimensionals, but the big fish is part of the Very Vanilla circle itself. And it's such an easy trick when you know how! It is very similar to this technique, but done with a die instead of a paper trimmer. First, stamp your images and sentiment close together. You can trace the size of your die...
Oh, How I love the New DistINKtive Stamps!!
All Good Things, Distinktive Stamps, Koi, simple hand made card
Free tutorial to create a colorful koi fish card using Stampin' Up!'s All the Good Things stamp set. Let me show you how easy this card is to make!
Stampin' Up! DistINKtive Stamps are Awesome!!
Thank you for joining the Crazy Crafters team today for our team blog hop today. We have a very special guest Sarah Berry from the UK joining us and she has LOTS of inspiration for us to CASE - Copy And Selectively Edit. You may be starting here or have come from another blog - either way you can hop all the way around using the list at the end of this post. Here is the card of Sarah's that inspired me today - I really loved the stitched shapes square and simple flower with the sentiment all in that one piece. I decided you use a stamp set that hasn't been inked yet - it's called All the Good Things. I used my Old olive and Early Espresso Marker on this amazing Distinktive Stamp set. These stamps create different opacities in a single stamped image for realistic depth and intensity. You have to try them out as they are just gorgeous stamps. I really enjoy taking part in our Random Acts of Kindness Facebook Group and sending RAK love around the world. I felt as thought his sentiment was just perfect for a RAK card. I decided to add the ribbon as it was looking a little masculine without it! However you could remove the ribbon and right away you have a great masculine card too! I used my Bow Easy Maker to make that perfect little bow. I hope that you have been inspired by my card today, the same way I was inspired by our guest Sarah Berry. It has been awesome having her here to hop along with us. Please make sure you don't miss any of the blog posts below. I know you are going to get LOTS of inspiration today. Feel free to pin my work too. BLOG HOP LIST Live in Australia? Click on the products below to purchase them today! All The Good Things Clear-Mount Stamp Set $33.00 Regals Stampin' Write Markers $52.50 Neutrals Stampin' Write Markers $52.50 Granny Apple Green 1/2" (1.3 Cm) Textured Weave Ribbon $13.00 September's Tutorial Bundle 12 AMAZING exclusive Tutorials $20AUD Click HERE to purchase
Hey peaches! I'm so excited to share a fun and easy technique with you today! I like to call it "Delayed Embossing" and I'll explain why in just a moment. For this technique, I'll be using the All The Good Things Stamp Set, specifically the koi fish in the set. For this technique you will also need the following supplies: Memento Black Ink Another Non-Pigmented Ink (I chose Mango Melody Ink) Sponge Dauber Clear Embossing Powder Heat Tool I begin by inking up my koi fish stamp in Mango Melody Ink. Then I use my Sponge Dauber to add the black ink onto a few areas of the fish. I huff on the stamp to re-moisten the ink and stamp my image. Now here's where the "delayed embossing" part comes in. Give you stamped image about 5-10 seconds (this time will depend on your area's climate) and then add Clear Embossing Powder all over the image. Then heat set it. I love that when you use Clear Powder you can still see the gorgeous stamped color still. The juicier parts of the stamp, or the parts that had the most concentration of ink will still be a bit wet and cling to the powder, allowing just some areas to be embossed. You can see in the close-up image above the cool, shiny effect. I thought this was perfect for a fish image and almost looks like his scales are shinning from the water. I hope that you have enjoyed this technique and will give it a try. It's so easy and produces such fun, unique results that will bump your projects up with such a "wow" factor. Thanks so much for stopping by and I'll see you next post! Don't forget! You can find me on Instagram and Facebook! Happy stamping! Bonus Days are back!!! For every $50 you spend during the month of August, you will earn a $5 bonus coupon, and there is no limit to how many you can earn! Earn through August 31st and redeem your coupon codes September 1-30. Use my host code (9K9VTUYM) for even more bonus items. Contact me for more info: [email protected] Host A Party Get your friends together and host a party to earn Stampin' rewards during the month of August! Contact me to book an event! To order online: August 2018 Hostess Code: 9K9VTUYM Or email me @ [email protected] Join My Team! If you’ve considered joining, it's a truly great time! For just $99, you can select $125 of your choice of product AND earn a 20% discount on purchases from the Annual Catalog. This is an amazing deal! If you want to join my team, click here or please email me! Supplies: All The Good Things Clear-Mount Stamp Set $19.00 Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad $6.00 Mango Melody Classic Stampin' Pad $7.50 Coastal Cabana 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock $8.50 Bermuda Bay 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock $8.50 Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock $9.75 Clear Stampin' Emboss Powder $5.00 Sponge Daubers $5.00 Heat Tool (Us And Canada) $30.00 Whisper White Solid Baker's Twine $3.00 Glitter Enamel Dots $7.00
Happy Tuesday from Canada! I’m still on my weekend trip to visit my friend, Allison, in Calgary. I’ve had a wonderful weekend! We’ve already planned 4 upcoming online classes! Woooo hoooo!! I am traveling home this afternoon so I thought I would share another video for you this week.T Also, don’t forget that there are […]
Today for the Create with Connie and Mary Challenge I am using the All the Good Things stamp set. The challenge this week is to create a project using the colors Tranquil Tide, Gray Granite and Copper Foil. This is...
Hey peaches! I'm so excited to share a fun and easy technique with you today! I like to call it "Delayed Embossing" and I'll explain why in just a moment. For this technique, I'll be using the All The Good Things Stamp Set, specifically the koi fish in the set. For this technique you will also need the following supplies: Memento Black Ink Another Non-Pigmented Ink (I chose Mango Melody Ink) Sponge Dauber Clear Embossing Powder Heat Tool I begin by inking up my koi fish stamp in Mango Melody Ink. Then I use my Sponge Dauber to add the black ink onto a few areas of the fish. I huff on the stamp to re-moisten the ink and stamp my image. Now here's where the "delayed embossing" part comes in. Give you stamped image about 5-10 seconds (this time will depend on your area's climate) and then add Clear Embossing Powder all over the image. Then heat set it. I love that when you use Clear Powder you can still see the gorgeous stamped color still. The juicier parts of the stamp, or the parts that had the most concentration of ink will still be a bit wet and cling to the powder, allowing just some areas to be embossed. You can see in the close-up image above the cool, shiny effect. I thought this was perfect for a fish image and almost looks like his scales are shinning from the water. I hope that you have enjoyed this technique and will give it a try. It's so easy and produces such fun, unique results that will bump your projects up with such a "wow" factor. Thanks so much for stopping by and I'll see you next post! Don't forget! You can find me on Instagram and Facebook! Happy stamping! Bonus Days are back!!! For every $50 you spend during the month of August, you will earn a $5 bonus coupon, and there is no limit to how many you can earn! Earn through August 31st and redeem your coupon codes September 1-30. Use my host code (9K9VTUYM) for even more bonus items. Contact me for more info: [email protected] Host A Party Get your friends together and host a party to earn Stampin' rewards during the month of August! Contact me to book an event! To order online: August 2018 Hostess Code: 9K9VTUYM Or email me @ [email protected] Join My Team! If you’ve considered joining, it's a truly great time! For just $99, you can select $125 of your choice of product AND earn a 20% discount on purchases from the Annual Catalog. This is an amazing deal! If you want to join my team, click here or please email me! Supplies: All The Good Things Clear-Mount Stamp Set $19.00 Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad $6.00 Mango Melody Classic Stampin' Pad $7.50 Coastal Cabana 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock $8.50 Bermuda Bay 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock $8.50 Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock $9.75 Clear Stampin' Emboss Powder $5.00 Sponge Daubers $5.00 Heat Tool (Us And Canada) $30.00 Whisper White Solid Baker's Twine $3.00 Glitter Enamel Dots $7.00
This week I’m featuring the All The Good Things Stamp Set and thought the Bonsai tree would be perfect for the “thumping” technique. If you’re not familiar with this technique, watch the video below. It’s easy but gives a beautiful image.
Today's card features the All the Good Things stamp set again! I am loving this set!
Learn about what you can do with the new DistINKtive rubber stamps and why All The Good Things is one of my favourite stamp sets from the new Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue.
One of the most innovative new products released by Stampin’ Up! in recent times is the new patent-pending ‘Distinktive’ range of stamps. The stamps made with this distin…
#1 Stampin' Up! Demonstrator Pootles - All The Good Things Baby Wipe Cards Well this is my first foray into the Baby Wipe technique and I'm really rather
OK I admit it, my last couple of projects have been quite involved. So today I want to scale things back quite a bit. After all you really don’t need lots of fancy tools or difficult techniques to create lovely projects. The images on today’s card might look fancy, but honestly the stamp does all […]
Happy Friday, Hope you have all been having a good week and have time for crafting over the weekend? Have you seen these new Distinktive stamps in the catalogue? Aren’t ...
I knew I had to have the All the Good Things Stampset as soon as I saw it in the catalogue, but it has taken a while to actually get it in...
Anna’ Stampin’ Cave – Go For Greece Training Group June Blog Hop Hello! Welcome to Go For Greece Training Group June Blog Hop. We are a group of Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators scattered all over the world, who are determined to learn (from the best of the best) how to build a successful Stampin’ Up! business – no […]
%
Stampin' Up! DistINKtive Stamps are Awesome!!
All the Good Things, on page 151, is a great set, and works well in conjunction with the Stamparatus. When you use the Stamparatus, you can ink up small portions of the image, and keep adding color until you are happy with the results. Patty Bennett did a really great video, showing this technique here All of the images in this set lend themselves to this technique. Whether you use markers or spots, it is very satisfying, as you are able to make color adjustments. It is more forgiving than watercoloring, which is a bonus for me!
Welcome back!!! Today it’s Happy Inkin’ Thursday Blog Hop time and today we have a sketch as our challenge! Check it out! And here is my creation using the All the Good Things stamp set
ALL THE GOOD THINGS
All The Good Things Koi Carp. Why did I wait to get this stamp set? I kept seeing it in the Annual Catalogue and knew I wanted it, but it never seemed to get to the top of the list. Running my hobby as a business does mean that I have to keep my orders ... Read More about All The Good Things Koi Carp
Throwback Thursday with the stamp set, All The Good Things. I got this Koi fish card from a swap years ago that was made by Valerie Sanchez. This was a stamp set that I really liked and never got and maybe why I can't part with this card yet! This card uses so many great items that are retired. The embossing folder, the ribbon, and even the embellish bubbles she used. This photo can't capture it but the detail on this fish is amazing and I believe was one of the first Distinktive styles that Stampin' UP! released! Distinktive** stamp set; it has a special texture that gives added depth and dimension in a single step, creating photo-realistic images. **Patent pending She also used the clear embossing powder over this fish image to create a shiny look but keep the color integrity of the image. Hope you have enjoyed to blast to the past and if you have this stamp set still to pull it out and create something amazing with it! Happy Stampin' Everyone!!!
Anna’ Stampin’ Cave – Go For Greece Training Group June Blog Hop Hello! Welcome to Go For Greece Training Group June Blog Hop. We are a group of Stampin’ Up! Demonstrators scattered all over the world, who are determined to learn (from the best of the best) how to build a successful Stampin’ Up! business – no […]
Project #3 for the day is a color challenge and stamp challenge. My friend Tracy & I decided to use the All The Good Things stamp set and the same colors: Night of Navy, Granny Apple Green and Balmy Blue. I really like how this card came out after trying several unsuccessful attempts with the normal koi colors, this one really turned out great! ~Enjoy! Tracy's card is so soft & pretty, she matched her fish really well to the background. Don't forget to check out her blog! Stampin' Up! products used: All The Good Things stamp set Night of Navy Granny Apple Green Balmy Blue Shop Stampin' Up! products here!
Bonus Days are Back – Get Your Money Savings Coupons! New “Colour Your Season” Bundle Promotion Save 50% off Your First Paper Pumpkin Kit Hi Friends! Last night I took some time to make my monthly customer thank you cards, something I always enjoy doing. It’s easy to lose track of time once you start […]
A koi fish stamp with lots of detail. This stamp is a great design for creating lovely patterns on fabric, gift wrap, tea towels, home decor items and much more. A great gift for sea life lovers. The koi fish represents good fortune, perseverance and strength giving this design lovely symbolism. Stamps measure: Koi fish: approx 7 cm X 6cm Lotus flower: 4.2cm x 3.7cm Lily pad 1 large: 3.5cm Lily pad 2 small: 2.3cm This design is taken from my own hand drawn illustration and transferred to rubber. This stamp is made to order. I hand carved each one giving each stamp a truly unique finish. Every stamp comes with its own fabric bag ready for gifting. To maintain your stamp remove excess ink with a moisture wipe and leave to dry. Store stamp in bag provided to protect rubber design. For more stamps check out other designs https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/PaperGrapePrints?ref=s2-header UK CUSTOMERS: This item is sent using Royal Mail 1st or 2nd class post. Choose either class at purchase. Delivery from date of dispatch is estimated 1-3 days. INTERNATIONAL CUSTOMERS: This item is sent using standard Airmail. Royal Mail advises international delivery to take between 3-7 days. This can vary due to delays at peak times and therefore can be 2-4 weeks in some cases.
