Hey everyone. I have a tutorial using rubber stamps and deco foil transfer gel duo. The cards were super easy to create so pull out those larger rubber stamps and start creating.
You can watch it here or over at my Youtube channel mzdanajoy. I’ve used affiliate links for your convenience at no cost to you.
Hey peeps. I’m so excited as I received my first Simon Says Stamp Stamptember order. I couldn’t wait to play with this gorgeous stencil called Holiday Foliage from Simon Says Stamp. As soon as I saw it on the site I knew I wanted to pull out my Therm O Web Deco Foil transfer gel so I could foil with rainbow foil from Therm O Web. Using the Holiday Foliage stencil and the deco foil transfer gel afforded me the opportunity to make something amazing.
This product is so easy to use. All you need to do is smooth on some of the transfer gel through a stencil, peel off the stencil and your design off to the side to dry. Once it is dried (it will go from a creamy white to a shiny clear coating) you are ready to foil. Shifting the rainbow foil to all use a portion of the colors was perfect for this design. To adhere the foil to the design I ran this it through my laminator and then the giggled began. As I peeled back the foil to reveal my design I could of burst with happiness. I mean, who wouldn’t love their holiday foliage to be in these colors?
Keeping my panel very simple to not distraction is a perfect way to show this design element. To keep my panel from laying directly onto my card base, I trimmed it down and placed it on some fog card stock from Simon Says Stamp. Next I ran my joyful die from Simon Says Stamp through my Gemini Jr. using the Therm O Web foam adhesive sheet. I peeled off the protective covering and applied some gold deco foil over it.
Now it was time to bring more gold on my card so I trimmed a strip of foam adhesive and covered it with gold deco foil. Placing it neatly down the side of the design piece I was able to bring the design all together. I place everything on a white card base and added faux stitching around the foliage piece for some added interest.
I truly love how this came out and I can’t wait to make more background with this stencil and Therm O Web products. To see more projects using Therm O Web products, you can click my Therm O Web gallery. Thanks for stopping by today. See you back here soon.
Hey peeps. I’m back sharing another card using a stencil from Rita Barakat. A sweet rainbow foiled Sweet Sisters Heart card was in order today. I love love love the rainbow shattered glass foil from Therm-O-Web and I thought it would be beautiful with this stencil. If you missed my project from last week, you can find it here. You can also find beautiful work designed by Rita here on her blog. So let’s get into the cards I have for you.
The simplicity of this stencil is what works so well for this foil. The clean lines of this image is a perfect layout to attached foil to. Remember never throw out the negative piece once you are complete. I will share a card below on how to use it on another card.
Okay, back to my first card. I sprayed pixie spray onto the back of the stencil to keep it in place while I worked. Using my stencil pal and some deco foil transfer gel, I laid down a thin layer of gel over the stencil keeping the coat nice and even. I pulled off the stencil and set the paper aside to dry. Once this piece was completely dry, I placed a piece of Rainbow Shattered Glass foil onto of the lines of the design and ran it through my laminator. The magic happens once you pull back the foil and you get this beautiful rainbow lined image. Look how gorgeous this is. (I must admit I did have a little bit of a giggle attack when I say how pretty this was). Choosing not to color in this image allowed the line work to be the star.
I chose to keep the card really clean and simple and added just a quick sentiment to the corner of the card.
Remember I said to not get rid of the negative piece of the foil as you can turn it into another card. For this card, I pulled the negative piece of the Sweet Sisters Heart stencil and placed it on a toner sheet. I preheated my laminator and ran this panel through it. Once you peel off the negative piece, the foil sticks to the toner sheet. You end up with this gorgeous rainbow background. Isn’t she gorgeous. The stark black outline from the toner sheet works so great with this stencil.
Again keeping this card simple, I added a simple sentiment and layered this panel on a white card base.
I think this might just be my favorite card. The sparkle of the foil is stunning with this beautiful image.
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Hey peeps. I’m back today with a new tutorial using rainbows are my inspiration. So it’s Easy Distress Rainbow Cards up on the blog. I’m been feeling like I’m losing my mojo and I needed a way to get excited about crafting again. What better way than to pull out some rainbow influenced colors and make a few cards.
For my cards today I used distress oxide inks, rainbow foil and a stencil. There are so many ways to be inspired when making a rainbow cards and there are so many variations of styles and techniques. I’m going to share three with you in the tutorial that I hope inspire you to pull out your colorful paper and get busy. Here’s a few picks of the card before we get started. The first cards I just pulled out my distress oxide inks and got busy. I love how simple and colorful this card came out.
For my next card I used the distress stripe toner sheets from Therm-O-Web and the rainbow shattered glass foil. Oh this foil is soooo yummy and beautiful. I have all the products I used listed below.
And for my last card, I pulled out a stencil and used the transfer gel and rainbow foil to create a fun distressed circle background.
Okay on to the tutorial I know you have been waiting for. Please let me a comment on which card you liked the best and what inspires you to get creative. You can watch it here or over at my Youtube channel mzdanajoy. I’ve used affiliate links for your convenience at no cost to you.
Thanks for stopping by today. I’ll see you back here soon!
Dana
Hey peeps. I’m sharing three ways to use Decofoil flock on your cards today. I have truly fallen for this product. It feels like velvet when you touch it and the color pop is amazing. I first saw this product at Creativation this year and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on some of it. So why not make a quick tutorial so you can see flock in action.
I’ve made two cards using flock. You can use it as a background on a card as well however that will require a full sheet and I’m at the point I’m hoarding this stuff right now. LOL Using a product three ways on a cards is a bonus to say the least. Decofoil comes in a variety of colors however I am in LOVE ❤️ ❤️❤️with the black flock. Let me show you the cards first and then we will get into the tutorial.
As you can see the flock and champagne mettalix gel are AMAZING together. A simple stencil is all you need to create a beautiful background for your cards. Here’s the tutorial for these cards. You can watch it here or over on my Youtube channel mzdanajoy.
Have a great day everyone. See you back here soon!
