Showing posts with label pion design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pion design. Show all posts
Thursday, July 8, 2021
Mixed Media Card
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with lots of fun products from the store.
If you like mixed media, the Lindy's Stamp Gang collection of products is perfect for you. I started by cutting Stathmore Watercolor paper into 5"x 6" panels. Using Lindy's Stamp Gang sprays from Beauty School Dropout and Drink Me Silly, I sprayed both panels.
Once dry, I used Lawn Fawn Small Stitched Rectangle Dies to cut each panel to size. Save the extra die cut layer as you will need it later on.
On the top layer I stamped 49 and Market - Gabi's Hibiscus with Lawn Fawn Black Licorice Ink. Each die cut panel was matted with Pion Designs Pion Black cardstock.
The card was created from Bazzill Jawbreaker cardstock. The remaining piece of the die cut panel was added to the card, then the die cut panels were added on top.
The sentiment was die cut with the smallest Lawn Fawn die, matted with black cardstock and added to the card with 3D Foam Dots for dimension.
Thank you for visiting
Thursday, July 1, 2021
Stenciled Sympathy Cards
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with lots of fun products from the store.
Use the Ciao Bella Stencil - Blossom, I inked cardstock using Distress Oxide Ink - Abandoned Coral.
Using Ranger Clear Embossing Powder, I covered the panel, caught the excess power in the Sizzix Making Essentials Anti Static Funnel Tray by Tim Holtz, then heat set the panel. This tray is perfect for me as I was constantly getting my powders everywhere, and this tray keeps everything confined.
With the ink still wet on the stencil, I flipped the stencil over onto Strathmore Watercolor paper, and using a baby wipe, rubbed the back of the stencil.
This process moves the ink off the stencil and onto the paper. And this is the result - a whimsical watercolor effect.
Each panel was matted with cardstock from Lawn Fawn's Tropical collection.
Cards and ovals were created from Pion Designs Pion Black cardstock. The panels were wrapped with ribbon before being added to the cards.
Sorry was stamped with Lawn Fawn Black Licorice Ink, embossed and die cut.
The tiny phrase was also stamped with Lawn Fawn Black Licorice ink then die cut with the smallest Lawn Fawn Small Stitched Rectangle. Since I wanted it a little smaller, after the first cut, I rearranged the die and cut it again. This kept the stitching on the panel.
Thank you for visiting
Thursday, June 24, 2021
Simple Stories Greeting Cards
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today with lots of fun products from the store.
Have you seen the Simple Stories Simple Vintage Farmhouse Garden?
This collection has 24 double sided sheets of beautifully designed papers as well as 2 sheets of greeting card elements. I've created different sized cards using Pion Designs Pion Black cardstock.
I then mixed and matched the papers to create each card. The papers work extremely well together. All the layers were matted with Pion Black cardstock then placed on each card.
Finally, the greeting card elements were added to each card with EK Success 3D Dots for dimension. This collection has everything you need to create an assortment of cards.
Thank you for visiting.
Monday, December 24, 2018
Pion Design cards n tags at The Rubber Buggy
Hi Bev here today. I needed lots of xmas tags and they were so easy using the Pion Design - Gramma's Attic -Christmas Joy Collection. Many other available also. Just add many layers of paper, stamp with Christmas Wishes and twine tie off.
On the back side I stamped the xmas verse.
Now for my cards I used a fussy die cut that fit some of the images perfectly.
Lots of layer for depth and demension and it's done. I did 2 of these also.... I placed the centre image different in them for a touch of variety.
Here is a different die cut background with many layers and the centre circle was perfect using one of the images from the sheet again as the main focus. Add and sentiment and done.
The Rubber Buggy Supply List:
Glue: Beacon 3-in-1,
Thanks for stopping by... hope to see you again soon.... but in the mean time be sure to stop by the STORE where these items and so many others are available. Also take note of all the products that aren't carried in our regular local stores. ... AND the service is A1.
Tuesday, November 15, 2016
Brett and Brenda get Married
Hi Everyone it's Jennifer here with Tuesday's post. So today I thought
I would show you how to turn the Twisted Easle Card
I did with the Penguin for Christmas into a Wedding Card.
So here is the Twisted Easle Card Tutorial. I have then used
Pion Papers - Scent of Lavender and Bazzill Basics for your card
base layers. I have then added a Paper Doily to soften the look.
The Frame I used is Wild Rose Studio - Oval Frame.
I have then coloured the stamp Stamping Bella - Brett and Brenda get Married
up with Copics. The colours I used are
E0000, E000, E00, E01, E11
V0000, V000, V01, V12, V15, V17
C03, C05, C07, C09
G21, G63
This is the first time I have used this Venise White Lace and it is
Stunning. I also used May Arts Pearl Centre Lace on top of it.
I then finished it of using a mix of the beautiful Wild Orchid Flowers
in a mix of pink, mauves and whites.
I hope you enjoyed this card.
All these products and more are avaliable at the
down the side too, Instragram and the Rubber Buggy Design Team Blog
where there's a post nearly everyday from one of the team.
Enjoy your Crafting Week Everyone!
Jennifer
Monday, April 11, 2016
Imagine using Pion Design, TCW Stencils and a sketch from Bev
Hi Bev here today with some multi tasking. I share my imagine Florida boat ride page from our visit with the eldest son and family. This is the eldest Grand Daughter of four. We had a great visit, did lots of swimming and some great exploring excursions. I used Pion Design Shoreline Treasures along with some great TCW stencils and Tim Holtz ranger mini pads and a sketch of mine from the Turtle Soup Forum.
Supply List:
The Rubber Buggy Products:
Paper: Pion Design Shoreline Treasures
Stencils: The Crafters Workshop
Sketch: Bev Code Turtle Soup
Other: Paper House Cork'd sticker, burlap ribbon
In the close ups you can view the many layers, the stenciling and extra strips and accents.
I love the touch of burlap ribbon for a rustic touch and depth to page.
Lots of stenciling and a great cork'd accents from Paper House.
Thanks for stopping by... see you again soon....have a great day.
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Combining G45 and Pion design
Hi everyone!
Pi here
I made a birthday card, in the down right corner it says "happy birthday" in Swedish.
The card is made with paper and cut aparts from both G45 place in time and an older collection from Pion design. If you are familiar with these brands and I'm sure you are, you know that G45 is a warmer vintage tone and Pion design leans more towards a grey tone and in this collection, a cool gray. My point being, these two collections did not match, but I altered the pieces using Vintage photo distress ink, which is a warm brown.
The April elements from Graphic 45, look really distressed. But all I did was stamping them with my crackle clearstamp from Kaisercraft and I love the instant depth they get without being bulky.
Products used on the card:
Graphic 45 Place in time cut apart April (in store now is Time to flourish)
Pion design 6x6 paper in a 12x12 sheet (lots of collections in store now)
Kaisercraft clearstamp Crackle
Distress ink Vintage photo
Stamping supplies (scissors, doublesided tape, distress applicator)
Thank you for visiting!
Pi here
I made a birthday card, in the down right corner it says "happy birthday" in Swedish.
The card is made with paper and cut aparts from both G45 place in time and an older collection from Pion design. If you are familiar with these brands and I'm sure you are, you know that G45 is a warmer vintage tone and Pion design leans more towards a grey tone and in this collection, a cool gray. My point being, these two collections did not match, but I altered the pieces using Vintage photo distress ink, which is a warm brown.
The April elements from Graphic 45, look really distressed. But all I did was stamping them with my crackle clearstamp from Kaisercraft and I love the instant depth they get without being bulky.
Products used on the card:
Graphic 45 Place in time cut apart April (in store now is Time to flourish)
Pion design 6x6 paper in a 12x12 sheet (lots of collections in store now)
Kaisercraft clearstamp Crackle
Distress ink Vintage photo
Stamping supplies (scissors, doublesided tape, distress applicator)
Thank you for visiting!
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