Showing posts with label Prima Marketing Metallique Waxes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prima Marketing Metallique Waxes. Show all posts
Thursday, March 21, 2019
Mixed Media Masculine Cards
7:00 AM
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with lots of fun products from the store. Please visit the store for all the fun products I've used today.
I chose an olive green cardstock for this card as it picked up the more muted colors in the background. I also used a stencil with molding paste to add some definition. A scrap of burlap added to the masculine feel.

I also used Tim Holtz Ideaology Mini Gears on both cards, adding a touch of color with Prima Marketing Art Alchemy Metallique Wax to add a bit of color.
I chose to add dark green cardstock to this card as it picked up on the green highlights in the paper. A larger panel of burlap helped set the masculine tone before adding the gears. I created a tag made from another sheet of gel press paper, matted it with cardstock and slipped it behind the burlap.
The phrases are from Poppystamps.
Thank you for visiting
Masculine cards can at times be difficult to create, but with the right tools, you can create an assortment of masculine cards. For these cards, I started with the Gel Press to create assorted backgrounds.
And while you have the Gel Press out, make a bunch of papers that can be used for future projects. This saves a lot of time, plus it's so much fun to look at the papers you have already created and figure out how you want to work with them!
When creating masculine cards, use burlap (rather than ribbon), gears (rather than flowers) and more subtle/grungy colors like browns, blues, greens. While I have do yellow and red in my backgrounds, you can see with the additional embellishments that they are more masculine.
Cut the background papers to size and mat with cardstock that enhances the paper you created.
I chose an olive green cardstock for this card as it picked up the more muted colors in the background. I also used a stencil with molding paste to add some definition. A scrap of burlap added to the masculine feel.

I also used Tim Holtz Ideaology Mini Gears on both cards, adding a touch of color with Prima Marketing Art Alchemy Metallique Wax to add a bit of color.
I chose to add dark green cardstock to this card as it picked up on the green highlights in the paper. A larger panel of burlap helped set the masculine tone before adding the gears. I created a tag made from another sheet of gel press paper, matted it with cardstock and slipped it behind the burlap.
The phrases are from Poppystamps.
Saturday, July 28, 2018
Rustic Truck
12:00 AM
Welcome back Rubber Buggy bloggers. Take a look at all of the new arrivals at
The Rubber Buggy. You'll want to start ordering your Christmas stamps and die sets before these items are soon to be sold out.
I am excited to share my steam puck card made with gorgeous supplies, paper, and chipboard available at The Rubber Buggy. I am still learning about mixed media so would love to hear what you have to say about working with gesso, inks, paste, etc. and any recommendations so that we can all learn together. If you are new at mixed media, I would suggest the Prima Marketing Finnabair Mixed Media Essential Gesso set of black, white and clear that comes in 2 ounce bottles. I am experimenting with the black, white and clear gesso and really fond of the clear gesso for most of my use. I used a lot of white gesso on my knobs for Shabby Chic gift boxes that I made for a wedding.
7 Gypsies Architextures Findings Adhesive Embellishments - Red Tow Truck
49 and Market Chipboard Sets - Timeless White
I used my fingers to spread the clear gesso on the chipboard gears and clock and let dry. I used my fingers to apply the gorgeous Prima Marketing waxes on the gear, clock and tow truck. I used a hot glue gun to adhere the metal gears to the card. The background was embossed with the new Sizzix 3D Gear embossing folder and I applied the same clear gesso and Prima Marketing waxes on it as well.
Enjoy and Happy Crafting!
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