Hi ya everyone!
This week at Crafty Creations we are challenging you to add a bit of spice to your life and warm things up! Either with a project with coffee or hot chocolate or spice things up with a spicy color or how about a spicy food or maybe some hot embossing?? I decided to use my new Tim Holtz inks! I love the Spiced Marmalade and used that and Fire Brick red to color the heart in this adorable Tiddly Inks character called All My Heart which is a Lilly Bean character. I took an ink dauber and followed the tutorial from Tim Holtz found here. I then took my water brush and painted the image using this technique.
My paper is not good enough for this and I'm back to the drawing board to find a paper that I can print on and use my inks. I paper pieced the large heart after coloring it. I cut Lilly using my nestables ignoring the heart since I was placing the inked one on top. I took a straight edge and carefully cut Lilly's arm out and then nestled the heart underneath.
I then used My Mind's Eye paper to coordinate. I stamped the sentiment Happy Valentine's Day with my embossing ink and then used a red glittery embossing powder and heat embossed. I then inked the edges with Spiced Marmalade. Please join us and let's get out of the winter blues by heating things up at Crafty Creations!
This week at Crafty Creations we are challenging you to add a bit of spice to your life and warm things up! Either with a project with coffee or hot chocolate or spice things up with a spicy color or how about a spicy food or maybe some hot embossing?? I decided to use my new Tim Holtz inks! I love the Spiced Marmalade and used that and Fire Brick red to color the heart in this adorable Tiddly Inks character called All My Heart which is a Lilly Bean character. I took an ink dauber and followed the tutorial from Tim Holtz found here. I then took my water brush and painted the image using this technique.
My paper is not good enough for this and I'm back to the drawing board to find a paper that I can print on and use my inks. I paper pieced the large heart after coloring it. I cut Lilly using my nestables ignoring the heart since I was placing the inked one on top. I took a straight edge and carefully cut Lilly's arm out and then nestled the heart underneath.
I then used My Mind's Eye paper to coordinate. I stamped the sentiment Happy Valentine's Day with my embossing ink and then used a red glittery embossing powder and heat embossed. I then inked the edges with Spiced Marmalade. Please join us and let's get out of the winter blues by heating things up at Crafty Creations!
Oh WOW! This is most awesome!! I love it!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! I love those colors together! =D
ReplyDeleteMelissa this is beautiful, I love the idea about using Tim Holtz inks, I am off to check out that technique
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you are the best
donna
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Nice and spicy Melissa! Beautifully done!
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Love the colors you used, and that is the cutest stamp. I've got to check into those Tiddly Inks.
ReplyDeleteSo cute, love your card. TFS
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy your cards, and it amazes me that you keep producing these GORGEOUS cards day after day... do you ever have a bad day and just do a plain card! NO YOU ARE PERFECT! TFS
ReplyDeleteI love this image - fabulous colours and great paper! Cheers Claire x feeling hotter already!
ReplyDeleteSo cute hon, and fab job with the inks! LOVE it and the yummy colors! xxD
ReplyDeleteWow!! Love it!! The heart is sooooo amazing! Love the way you colored it and then added the stamp layer on top!
ReplyDeleteBarb :)
This is so sweet and gorgeous, Melissa! Love your color combo... so yummy!
ReplyDeleteWow, Melissa, this is gorgeous. I love the colors you've used and that heart looks amazing. The colors are blended so well ... great job!
ReplyDeletewow. This is beautiful. And you are an enabler. Now I have to go and check out these stamps
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