


I'm having fun seeing the new stuff!! More to blog about soon!!
PS.. the 12 new Tim Holtz distress inks & reinkers are on order n will be on the QKD store soon!!!



I'm having fun seeing the new stuff!! More to blog about soon!!
PS.. the 12 new Tim Holtz distress inks & reinkers are on order n will be on the QKD store soon!!!



Ky & I laughed pretty hard over it. I think the floor is perma pink now tho. :)
So... that's my first report from CHA hehe. :)





I've had the total pleasure of working with lots of Etsy stores to make their logos, addresses and other things into stamps for them!! It's always fun to see what people will come up with next in the way of needs for a stamp!
If you need a custom stamp, come by my shop and submit a private request or choose a stamp design I already have made up and I can add your info and go! Custom stamp prices start at $9.99 and all stamps up to 3X3 come with a FREE acrylic block! Anything over that I will add the block at wholesale cost for you if you need one!
I'm having a great time doing these custom orders. I'd love to work with you. Do you need a stamp for a wedding? How about a baby shower or engagement party? Or... Do you have an Etsy or Artfire store? How about a handmade by or return address stamp? See the possibilities are endless and the reasons are there! So pick a stamp and lets make it!!
Ok.. Ok... Don't judge by the pics please!!!! It is so hard to photograph this tag. I musta spent an hour trying. But between the plastic glaring and the stamping wanting to show up twice like double vision.. I was having a hard time! This tag is one of a kind. It's very pretty in person, I haven't lost it I promise! :)
This tag was made using 2 plastic tags.. I found them at a clearance sale at Ben Franklin's when they were closing a few weeks ago. I used Peppermint Girl from QKD and some Alcohol Inks to get this very strange look; yes, I admit it is stange. But it's friggin awesome in person. Here's how I acheived this tag...
Supplies: 2 Clear Plastic tags, Peppermint stamp from QKD, foil corner, foil tape from Ranger, Alcohol ink: Cranberry, Meadow, Orgeano (I think) and Gold additive, Black Stazon, ribbons, white cardstock.
Steps:
1. Using your alcohol ink, ink up your clear tags (1 side only).. I used the Oregano on top, Cranberry in the middle and Meadow on the bottom. then I put the additive on to that after the color was on.
2. Sandwich a white piece of cardstock between your clear tags with the Alcohol ink inside. Trim off ends and poke a hole for the ribbon. Apply the Foil tape around the edges of the tag. (Note the tape comes in other colors but all I had was silver).
3. With stazon, stamp Peppermint on to the tag. Let dry.
4. Add the foil photo corner with tombow or your choice of adhesive.
5. Add ribbons and you're done!
This is one heavy, sturdy tag! It'll hold up to all the bashing the post office will put it through when I send it to who ever I send it to lol. I think for the next 2 days, I will be doing ornaments for you!! :) I'll be back tomorrow. Stay warm and make some tags! :)
I know, I know.. the pics are realllllly bad! But it's been one of them days! :) the tag is white, silver and blue. Not too much bling but it's very pretty.
I have a give away today too! Some Christmas stamps!! yay! Ho ho ho! Leave me a comment and make sure you're a follower of the blog either on blogger or Facebook. I'll choose the winner on Monday.
Here's how I did this tag...
Supplies: Tag, ribbon, velvet ribbon, grungeboard circle, QKD stamps, Faded Jeans DI Ink, Clear Embossing Powder, heat tool, versamark ink, blue azure stazon, pewter metallic crackle paint, foam applicator, snowflake glimmer screen, chestnut roan chalk ink.
Steps:
1. Using repositionable adhesive, apply your glimmer screen to your tag. and ink over it using your ink applicator and blue distress ink.
2. Remove the glimer screen and remove the adhesive it left on your tag if any.
3. Stamp and emboss snowflakes down the left side of your tag and the right bottom over the white snowflake left by your screen in step 1.
4. With your Script Background stamp and chestnut roan ink, stamp over the left side of your tag at an angle. Then stamp To and From in the same ink.
5. Cover the circle of grungeboard with your pewter crackle paint and let dry. Do not heat your metallic crackle paint!! It will turn out crappy if I may say so. Let it air dry. This will take longer than regular crackle paint.
6. When your circle is dry, stamp the snowflake with stazon on top of your crackle paint.
7. Add ribbon and hang your snowflake circle with silver string. If you'd like you can pop dot it to the tag.
8. Trim the bottom of the tag with scallop scissors and punch holes in each scallop.
How fun! :) I had a good time making this tag. I just kept adding more and more until it turned out. :) I hope you'll give it a whirl. :)
See you tomorrow for another tag. :)
Supplies: Tag, Cranberry Adirondack Ink, Pine Needles DI Ink, Embossing Ink, Gold Embossing Powder, White Cardstock Scrap: Gold Adirondack Paint Daubber, Grungeboard numbers, Stamps from QKD, Ribbon, foam ink applicator, heat tool, pop dots, flat zots or tombow.
Steps:
1) Random Stamp the gifts from the Fancy Christmas stamp set all over your tag alternating ink colors.
2) Swipe the entire tag with the Gold paint daubber. Don't do too much or you'll cover the gifts.
3) Stamp and emboss the "Best Gifts of All" saying onto some white cardstock. Using your ink applicator, rub on some cranberry ink and using a tissue rub off the ink from the embossed portion so you don't get all messy.
4) Cut out the saying and pop dot it to the bottom of the tag.
5) Take your ink applicator and apply ink to the 2 and the 5 grungeboard pieces. If you don't have grungeboard, you can also use chipboard.
6) Swipe the gold paint over your numbers and then adhere them to your tag. I pop dotted the 2 so it would have more 3-D-ness. :) and then used some flat zots on my 5 so it's on the tag.
wow! 6 steps? am I losing it?? NOPE! I promised fun, fast and easy! that's what you got! :)
Have a great day and visit me tomorrow! I'll have something gorgeous to show you. Thanks again for coming. :)
Supplies:
Tag, Pine Needles Crackle Paint, Seasonal Grungeboard pack, Aged Text Background stamp from QKD, Happy Holly Days Stamp from QKD, Broken glass, YES! Paste, Tombow, Embossing Ink, Gold Embossing Powder, Zots, Heat tool, Gold Stickles, Brushed Corduroy Distress Ink, Chestnut Roan Chalk Ink, Tim Holtz Edge Distresser, Cranberry Adirondack Ink, Pine Needled DI Ink and ribbon.
Steps:
1) Paint on a generous layer of crackle paint and let dry
2) Using your edge distresser, distress the eges. I like to roll mine to the front.
3) Using an ink applicator, apply some brushed corduroy ink to the tag. Even over the crackle paint. This will add color into the cracks.
4) Stamp over the entire tag with your Aged Text Background Stamp using Chestut Roan Chalk Ink.
5) Using Cranberry ink, swipe your light all over it to make it nice and red. Do the same with the tree but with green ink.
6) Stamp and emboss Happy Holly Days to your tag.
7) Adhere with zots, the light and tree.
8) Using yes! glue and a popsicle stick, apply a generous layer to the bottom of the tag covering part of the tree and some limbs. sprinkle and shake off the broken glass fragments. You can sprinkle and shake them off a few times until you get good coverage.
9) Tie your ribbon and add your stickles to your light and you're finished!
**I can not remember the name of the broken glass. It comes from the craft store. I got mine by the adhesives and spray paint. :)
Thanks for visiting! I'll be back tomorrow with day 7! Ho ho ho!
Supplies:
SEI Christmas paper, Green Cardstock, Pine Needles Tim Holtz Distress Ink, Poinsetta Nestabilities, Poinsetta flower from Prima, Jumbo Brad, 3 silver 1/2 rounds, silver stickles, pop dots, stamping mat, bamboo skewer, tombow adhesive and Script Background stamp from Queen Kat Designs.
Steps:
1) Cut a background piece of patterned paper to size of your card. My card is 4.25" X 5.5". Adhere to your card front.
2) Cut a strip of patterned paper to: 4.25" X 2.58" and adhere to the left side of your card leaving about 0.25" showing underneath.
3) Cut a strip of green cardstock to 4.25" X 2.25" Stamp your background stamp on the cardstock and run your edges of the cardstock on your green ink pad to add depth. Adhere to card.
4) Using different patterned paper, cut 1 of each of the 3 poinsetta's in the nestibilities collection.
5) Using a bamboo skewer and your stamping mat, press the bamboo skewer into each petal making a crease in each petal to add 3-d effect.
6) Layer all 3 together and add the prima flower on top with a jumbo brad. Adhere to your card with pop dots.
7) After you've got your card all set and everything's together, take your silver stickles and go around the edges of the bottom 2 layers of your poinsettas. This will add some bling and brighten your card.
8) Using zots or your choice of adhesive, add 3 little silver 1/2 rounds to the bottom of the green strip.
That was so easy, right?? It took me 10 minutes to make this card. I told you my 12 days would be fast and easy projects right?? :)
Hop on over to Helene's blog for some more stamping fun! Thanks for stopping by!
Today's hop order is..
Vicki's blog- You're here with me!
See you there!!