Showing posts with label Tim Holtz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Holtz. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 18, 2015

July Hip Kit Club projects!

You would think having a few weeks off work would allow me extra time to do thing like planning and blogging etc... but it did not! I am back at work now and thought I should catch up on the old blog :)

I created this project for Hip Kit Club using the July kits - main and color kit to be specific! I love this color add on for July and decided to test out my not so artsy side ! lol

I stamped my cardstock base with the Heidi Swapp stamp in the color add on and then added some distress ink (also from the add on) to my ink block. I dropped a few drop of water and then "splatted" it over the stamped images. I did change up the colors with some other distress inks in my stash.


There are a lot of great alphas in each monthly kits, but this month, I love the foam thickers the best... I combined a couple together for the title on this page.


Here is how it all came together! I kind of like it :)


To check out more about Hip Kits, please stop by their site! September kits were just revealed on the 15th so shop now!



Saturday, June 09, 2012

More from the Cottage Kit!!

Just stopping by today to share a couple more pages made with the June Cottage Kit at The Scrapbook Cottage here in Winnipeg!

First up a page I made with some of the Core'dinations paper mixed with some of the Crate Paper!

I love the Technique Tuesday stamps that I have all from The Cottage - perfect for tags or little journalling when you just don't know what to say!

 Isn't that ribbon pretty!! I love it!

And another page using a few of the Jenni Bowlin octagon stickers in the kit:
 More sandable cardstock here - this one by Bazzill this time. Adds a nice texture. I added in some alphas from my stash and some new Jillibean mini alphas in navy too!
 I used the Tim Holtz Distress marker for journalling ... along with some stamping on another page I will share later! I have found a new love. These are so affordable and easy!!! Lots of techniques on youtube for them too! Love that.


Hope you will check out the kit online or in person!!