Showing posts with label Prima Marketing Rose Gold Acrylic paint. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prima Marketing Rose Gold Acrylic paint. Show all posts
Thursday, August 24, 2017

Altered Journal with Prima

Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today working with products from the Rubber Buggy Store.  Have you checked out the store lately?  There is so much to see!



I wanted to alter a journal so I began by painting Gesso on my covers.


Once dry, I used Ranger Texture Paste with The Crafter's Workshop brick stencil randomly about the cover.


Using assorted Color Blooms from Prima Marketing, I added color to the cover.


Moving the book around allowed the colors to move around the covers.


I painted the bricks with Prima Acrylic Paints using Rose-Gold and Royal Red.


I painted the edges of the book with Prima Acrylic Paints using Rose-Gold.  Next, I painted some bits of chipboard with Prima Acrylic Paints using Turquoise.


Finally I used Ranger Texture Paste with  a stencil to add words across the panel.

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Thursday, July 13, 2017

Fish Fun with Memory Box

Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today working with a bunch of products from the Rubber Buggy Store.  Have you checked out the store lately?  It has so many wonderful new products.




This Memory Box die was perfect for creating a water themed card.  Using Riddersholm pattern paper - Christmas Cozy, I placed the die in the center.  Once die cut, I used Prima acrylic paint in Rose Gold to paint the coral.  Next, I used Ranger Distress Ink in Stormy Sky to ink around the panel.

 
I placed the panel on Bazzill Whilypop cardstock and adhere it to the card.  Finally, I created a fish from clay and adhere it under the coral with Beacon 3-in-1 Craft Glue.







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Thursday, July 6, 2017

Bonjour! Paris!

Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today working with a bunch of products from the Rubber Buggy Store.  Have you checked out the store lately?  It has so many wonderful new products.



Prima's 6" x 6" Rossi Belle paper pack has amazing colors and patterns that can be mixed together to create amazing designs. 

Prima also has some amazing molds and I used the Large Fleurish mold with white clay.  It's easy to create decorative elements when using clay with molds.  Once the flourish dried, I painted it with Prima Royal Red acrylic paint.



I assembled my card with several patterns from the Rossi Belle collection and determined where I wanted the flourish to go.



Once I inked my elements with Ranger Distress Ink in Scattered Straw, the flourish became the perfect embellishment for my card, encircling the Paris phrase.


My next card uses left over scraps to add visual interest.  Several tags were matted with black cardstock and placed on the card.  I created the clay embellishment using another Prima mold - Barouque 2.  I painted this element with Prima Gold acrylic paint.


Using clay elements adds no additional weight to your cards so they are perfect embellishments.



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Friday, April 14, 2017

Easter Lillies Window Card

Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with another amazing Tutti Designs Die.  This is a such a pretty die to use for Easter projects.

 
Tutti Designs Dies are amazing and I wanted to take advantage of the intricate Easter Lillies Window Die.


 
I began by die cutting white cardstock.  Because the die quite intricate, I used the Spellbinders Tool 'n One to release the die.  This tool removes all the little pieces effortlessly.

 
Then I selected assorted Prima Acrylic Paints - Metallic Gold Rush, Turquoise and Rose-Gold and painted the die.



To make this die the focal point, I created a simple card using Bazzill cardstock strips - Banana Split, Marshmallow and Cotton Candy.



Don't you love how this card shines?
 
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Saturday, September 24, 2016

Birthday Card using Tattered Lace Shutter Card die set


Hi, I am Nancy Hill and for those who haven't seen my last two posting for The Rubber Buggy, I am creating a variety of cards for this month using the wonderful Tattered Lace Shaped Shutter Card die from The Rubber Buggy.  

If anyone has made a shutter card without using this die, there is a lot of time measuring and scoring which in the end, takes too much work for me to make a shutter card again. Tattered Lace has now created this die set with 50 dies that does the scoring and measuring for you.  The large main die will die cut your card base and provides all the components to make and decorate your own shaped cards.  

Now, I am having loads of fun making a variety of shutter cards for those special people in my life.  


Today, I am adding letters to the shutter card from this die set.  I cut out twice, TARA, a friend of mine, using the Bazzill lavender paper and the Maja Designs-Vintage Autumn Basic pattern paper.  By gluing the lavender paper behind the pattern paper, this will create a shadow effect behind the name to make it stand out.   




The gorgeous printed papers are from the Maja Designs - Vintage Autumn Basics 6 x 6 pad and always another favorite, Pion Design - Scent of Lavender.  These paper pads with the coordinating pattern papers make it easier to create cards such as this one.

I added this is the gorgeous Poppy Stamp die called Theo Butterfly on the top square and colored it with the Prima Marketing-Art Alchemy Opal Magic-Rose Gold Acrylic Paint.  The opal acrylic paints come in a variety of two tone colors.  I love how soft the colors are on the dies and chip boards.  I just used my fingers this time to apply it on this butterfly and the drying time was so quick.






These wonderful supplies were purchased at The Rubber Buggy on-line store.  Now it is your turn to try these products out from The Rubber Buggy and see what you create! 

Remember to visit The Rubber Buggy store to shop for those gorgeous dies, stamp supplies and other supplies for all of your projects, scrap booking and card making.  You will be excited to hop on over to  The Rubber Buggy Blog and The Rubber Buggy Facebook each day to see what the talented and creative designers have made with products from The Rubber Buggy store.  

Thank you again for visiting me today.  I will be sharing with you next Saturday another exciting project or card made using the wonderful Rubber Buggy supplies.  

Nancy Hill
Designer for The Rubber Buggy

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