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May 1 New Reveal Blog Hop!
This month we are doing something a little different. Instead of releasing new stamp sets, all the designers have been creating projects with Dreamweaver stencils, using various techniques and products.
Be sure to visit the SNS blog all month long, as well as the designers' blogs to see different techniques used with the stencils. Each designer always posts two different projects to the SNS Blog and four different projects to their personal blogs each month. All Dreamweaver stencils, soap, and embossing pastes are 20% off until May 3. Once you finish the blog hop, head on over to the store and start shopping. The Large Feather is the stencil featured with this month's Technique Video Kit.
On May 3, one GRAND PRIZE WINNER will be selected from the comments left on the designers' blogs. Please leave a comment with each designer in order to be eligible for the grand prize. You never know who the mystery designer will be that has the winning comment.
The winner will be able to choose $55 worth of any products listed under the Stencils and Templates category, mica powders (Pearl Ex), glitters, embossing powders, flock, and sticker paper or adhesive sheets.
The Grand Prize Winner will be announced on June 3 on the SNS Facebook page, the Designer's blogs, and here on the SNS Blog.
The Blog Hop order this month is:
Eret
Anne
Ashley
Marie
Belinda
Diane
Shona
We love reading your comments and hope that we have inspired you as well. If you can not leave a comment for some reason, please email [email protected] with your comment and the name of the blog or the designer you are commenting about.
May 1 New Reveal Blog Hop!
This month we are doing something a little different. Instead of releasing new stamp sets, all the designers have been creating projects with Dreamweaver stencils, using various techniques and products.
Be sure to visit the SNS blog all month long, as well as the designers' blogs to see different techniques used with the stencils. Each designer always posts two different projects to the SNS Blog and four different projects to their personal blogs each month. All Dreamweaver stencils, soap, and embossing pastes are 20% off until May 3. Once you finish the blog hop, head on over to the store and start shopping. The Large Feather is the stencil featured with this month's Technique Video Kit.
On May 3, one GRAND PRIZE WINNER will be selected from the comments left on the designers' blogs. Please leave a comment with each designer in order to be eligible for the grand prize. You never know who the mystery designer will be that has the winning comment.
The winner will be able to choose $55 worth of any products listed under the Stencils and Templates category, mica powders (Pearl Ex), glitters, embossing powders, flock, and sticker paper or adhesive sheets.
The Grand Prize Winner will be announced on June 3 on the SNS Facebook page, the Designer's blogs, and here on the SNS Blog.
The Blog Hop order this month is:
Eret
Anne
Ashley
Marie
Belinda
Diane
Shona
We love reading your comments and hope that we have inspired you as well. If you can not leave a comment for some reason, please email [email protected] with your comment and the name of the blog or the designer you are commenting about.
The Sparkle N Sprinkle Creative Challenge
also begins today. There are lots of prizes and recognition badges.
Come check out how you can become a SNS Featured Artist as well. The
theme is always Anything Goes using Loose Glitter, Embossing Powder, and/or Flock.
We hope you enjoy the New Reveal Blog Hop as much as we do. Thanks for joining us and remember to comment on each of the Designers' blogs to be eligible for the Grand Prize. Last month Diane was the mystery designer with the winning comment. Wonder who it will be this month????
First I taped my stencil down to a piece of paper. I worked with the Dreamweaver zebra skin stencil for this card. I applied a good layer of Dreamweaver white embossing paste over the top of my stencil. I removed my stencil carefully and then applied my embossing powders one at a time, tapping off the excess. I used cherry (EP228S), raspberry sherbet (EP243S), lemon (EP242), spring willow (EP388S), and skylight (EP212S). Then I heat embossed the entire card base. The embossing powders I chose are all cosmic, semi-transparent embossing powders and they look beautiful.
Next I grabbed a sheet of vellum and the Travelin' stamp set (630). I love the sentiments with this stamp set. I stamped my sentiment with Versamark ink and then used black detail (EP171S) embossing powder. I heat embossed my sentiment and then adhered the vellum to my card base. I used my Xyron X2 Adhesive Runner and I love how the vellum helps tone down the bright zebra print, yet you can still see the colors.
For finishing touches I used some brads from my stash in colors that coordinate with my embossing powders and tied on some ribbon. I especially love the colorful zebra print on black cardstock.
Thanks so much for looking and commenting! Your next stop is: Marie!
30 comments:
What a cool card and I love the various colors of embossing powder you used.
I have to agree with the previous poster. That's a really cool card.
The cosmic powders gives this such a soft look! I can see using this one for so many different occasions!
What an awesome background idea Ashley! I love the gorgeous cosmic colors you chose - they are gorgeous under the vellum!
Ashley your background is just so pretty. The soft colors with the vellum is lovely!
the different pastel colors of the background are terrific looking, nice job!
Beautiful!. This has such awesome depth with the vellum over the semi-transparent embossing.
WOW wow WOW
SERIOUSLY AWESOME card Ashley!!!
LOVE your zebra background under the vellum sentiment layer, the texture & dimension are AMAZING, while still looking soft & delicate!!!
I confess that I haven't used embossing pastes before, I'm feeling TOTALLY INSPIRED and feel the NEED to CREATE RIGHT NOW => THANK YOU for sharing :)
This is an awesome, modern card! LOVE your colors and your technique! Great job!
Very cool card! Love the colors!
Never would have guessed you used zebra stripes, very clever! Your layering of the materials is also genius, thank you for sharing the techniques!
This card is very unique. I love the colors and the little added touch of using the brads. The sentiment works perfect with this card.
what an unusual, cool looking card.
Like the different layers of color and such a wonderful sentiment.
Great job
great colors
What a beautiful background. The brads are a nice embellishment that adds dimension.
WOW this is so cool!! So unique and artsy! love it! Thanks for inspiration and a fun hop!
Darlene
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Love your technique. The vellum really adds to the overall impression.
This is very pretty and I love the technique! TFS
I love the use of the paste and then using the vellum....great technique
What a unique and beautiful card! A very clever use of the stencil.
Beautiful card. Love the sentiment on the vellum
Another suggestion for making a background that I have to try.
thanks for sharing.
A very pretty card - I like these colours! I have just started using stencils - thank you for the inspiration!
interesting never heard of embossing paste love the love you achieved
Wow! Ashley, I love the look you have achieved with the zebra stencil - I had looked at that stencil and thought, "what would I use that for after one or two times?" THANK YOU for sharing the wonderfully imaginative way you have shown to use it - I will be buying it for sure! It's an amazing card, I love the sentiment you have chosen with it. Thank you for the great tutorial! hugs, de
Absolutely stunning,and beautifully embellished too!
Love the different colors of EP on the background- beautifully done!
Very cool card. What a great idea to overlay the background with vellum. Wonderful effect. Well done.
Love this technique with the use of vellum. The zebra stencil worked well.
You created such a stunning background and I love the variation of colors and the vellum over the top. Lovely.
Beautiful card!!
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