Okay, so far Ryan is 3 for 3 this week in getting out of school. I know he wasn't feeling good on Monday so I kept him home, I think he had...
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Marrying authentic Japanese botanicals with London Dry gin botanicals, our 135 East gin is crowned with a secret ingredient: a splash of distilled sake to mellow the heat of the sansho pepper. 🔥
Herbivore Botanicals is a line of natural products using clays, minerals, herbal infusions, essential oil, teas and natural butters in place of artificial ingredients, synthetic fragrances and dyes. Absolutely no dyes, no artificial fragrances and no animal products are used. Their packaging represents these elements — a light color wash and simplified typography is used […]
Watercolor botanicals painted on 300gsm watercolor paper. Can be used in artwork and journals.
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Bold Botanicals Yield: 3 Cards Wet Ingredients: Ink – Alcohol Espresso, Mushroom, Sepia; Archival Black Soot, Ground Espresso Other – Foundry Wax Mined, Statue, Sterling; Gesso (white); Grit Paste (translucent); Mixatives Copper, Gold, Gunmetal Re-inker – Distress Oxide Cracked Pistachio, Fossilized Amber, Peeled Paint, Salvaged Patina Dry Ingredients: Tag/Structure –Black Heavystock, Kraft Stock (for card backs) Embossing – Detail Black Hardware – Large Fasteners, Washers Tools/Equipment: Other – Distress Sprayer, Domed Foam; Felt Applicators, Heat Tool, Media Mat, Mini Mister, Sanding Disks, Stamp Platform, Steel Wool, Tiny Paint Brush (size 3/0), Texture Hammer Stamps/Stencils – Bold Botanicals, The Inspector, Everyday Art (Elements Stencils) Basic Palette - Copper Patina Basic Palette - Bronze Patina Basic Palette - Iron Oxide rusty goodness lightly dab maxitive over the grit paste and fasteners and a little rubbed along the edges (this step is repeated on copper as well) the foundry wax was rubbed lightly over the fasteners, grit texture, and stamped text (avoiding the botanical) and heat set prior to the next step...I missed taking a photo. a mini mister is crucial here, it delivers smaller droplets and less water at a time, water is the key, water is where the magic of Distress begins and ends. after spraying, walk away, let it dry, leave it alone you can't rush this or cheat the air drying time. your patience will be rewarded. i buffed the shiny black embossing powder to dull the finish. the gloss looks good too if you want to skip this step.
Inked Botanicals is one of my favorite Stampin' Up!® Designer Series Papers. I love the colors which are Lost Lagoon, Crushed Curry, Calypso Coral, Pool Party & Petal Pink. One side of the paper has beautiful leaf and flower designs and the other has patterns. This paper is in the 2024/2024 Annual Catalogs and is…
This pretty card features the stunning Inked Botanicals Suite! Start with a 7" x 5.5" piece of Lost Lagoon Cardstock. Score the cardstock at 3" so when the card folds it is asymmetrical. I stamped the foliage from the Inked Botanicals Suite in Lost Lagoon ink on the back flap of the card so that…
Hi crafters! I hope you are well! Today I have found cards to share. They are small, but with a lot of punch. Please note: this post has a...
Antique prints of nature printed seaweeds by Henry Bradbury 1859
I seem to be obsessed with botanicals recently. Perhaps it is because I am about to visit my parents in the desert and will be dried and ready for framing myself after 3 days in 109 degree weather. Ha! I took this picture a couple of years ago in the...
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What separates cucumber-tinged Hendrick's from pine-heavy Tanqueray? Botanicals. We look at 15 bottles and ingredients to break down what's in your gin.
An ethically sourced, natural skin care line with a wide-range of products, Herbivore Botanicals stick to active ingredients for visible results.
I love fun fold cards! This Triple Flap Criss Cross card is so easy and fun to make - a perfect card to make and send to a special friend. The Stampin' Up! Inked Botanical Designer Series Papers are beautiful - and they are on sale this month! To learn how to make this card, check out the video tutorial here: https://fb.watch/leewpC8Mnv/
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This week's challenge for the Global Design Project is 'Nature Inspired'. And the operative word phrase is 'Nature Inspired, not 'Natural'! While I really love the monochromatic and bold color scheme of this card, I know this is not a natural scene, but with the lush beautiful die cuts from the Botanicals Framelets, it certainly is nature inspired. And oddly enough, I have three cards that would fit into this theme. They are either projects I managed to finish recently or cards I was making for swaps at On Stage. But this is the card I chose to enter the
