Hello Everyone
New products were uploaded to the store. Check the images:
For more details, visit the following links:
Fiskars Leave it to Weaver Punch
Glue Dots Dispenser
Heidi Swapp Felt Butterflies and Book Rings
Inkadinkado Stamp
Ranger Liquid Pearl
Teresa Collins Memories Stamp
Wescott Laser Ruler
Also, we received the new Making Memories Passport Collection.
And finally, more A2 Embossing Folders to use with your die cut machine like Cuttlebug, Big Kick and Big Shot.
Have a nice weekend and visit the blog soon!
6/27/08
6/18/08
Look at this!
Hi
I'm very happy because my friend Yanitza posted the Puffy Velvet Markers Tutorial in the Inspirational Tips, Techniques and Tutorials blog. Check it here.
Thanks Yanitza!
I'm very happy because my friend Yanitza posted the Puffy Velvet Markers Tutorial in the Inspirational Tips, Techniques and Tutorials blog. Check it here.
Thanks Yanitza!
6/17/08
Tutorial: Puffy Velvet Marker and Coloring Pencils
Hi
This is a quick tutorial on how to use the Puffy Velvet Markers. Hopefully this will give you a better idea on how to use them and how they will look at the end.
You can paint anything you want, but I decided to used a stamped image.
1. Stamp the desired image. I use Black Stazon, but you can use your favorite ink.

2. Paint the leaf with a coloring pencil.

3. Apply the puffy velvet ink to the image. Remember the more ink you apply, the more puffy effect you will obtain.

4. Let the ink dry.
5. Use a heat gun to make the ink puff. Just pass the heat over the ink, moving it slowly from one side to other. Don't over heat it!
6. Let the puff get cold, don't touch it while it is hot or you will damege the effect.

7. Your image is ready!

You can see how cool this turns out. The texture is amazing, you can see it and you can feel it!
This is a quick tutorial on how to use the Puffy Velvet Markers. Hopefully this will give you a better idea on how to use them and how they will look at the end.
You can paint anything you want, but I decided to used a stamped image.
1. Stamp the desired image. I use Black Stazon, but you can use your favorite ink.

2. Paint the leaf with a coloring pencil.

3. Apply the puffy velvet ink to the image. Remember the more ink you apply, the more puffy effect you will obtain.

4. Let the ink dry.
5. Use a heat gun to make the ink puff. Just pass the heat over the ink, moving it slowly from one side to other. Don't over heat it!
6. Let the puff get cold, don't touch it while it is hot or you will damege the effect.

7. Your image is ready!

You can see how cool this turns out. The texture is amazing, you can see it and you can feel it!
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Puffy Velvet Markers by Marvy Uchida
And finally, the last product post for today!
Now I present you the Puffy Velvet Markers, they can be used in fabric and papers. Notice a heat gun is required to achieve the puffy velvet effect. Use them as a normal marker to pain.
The height of the puff will depend on the amount of ink you deposit on the paper or fabric. Each marker cost $3.49 and the available colores are:
Pink Puffy Velvet Marker
Soon I'll be posting a tutorial on how to use them!
Now I present you the Puffy Velvet Markers, they can be used in fabric and papers. Notice a heat gun is required to achieve the puffy velvet effect. Use them as a normal marker to pain.
The height of the puff will depend on the amount of ink you deposit on the paper or fabric. Each marker cost $3.49 and the available colores are:
Pink Puffy Velvet Marker
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Liquid Pearls and Stamps
Here I'm again with a few more products. If you love to add details to your projects, you need Ranger's Liquid Pearls. Just squeeze the bottle and apply them in the desired shape, then let it dry for approximately 20 minutes. Once they dry, you can feel and see the dimensional paint with a pearl touch. You can apply as dots to give the appearance of pearls to your projects. Each bottle cost $2.29 and the colors available are:




And look at this three stamps designs that arrive at the store, aren't they cute?
Flowers Clear Stamps
By Making Memories
Price: $9.99

Cocktails Anyone Clear Stamp
By Inkadinkado
Price: $1.99

Thanks a Million
By Inkadinkado
Price: $1.99




And look at this three stamps designs that arrive at the store, aren't they cute?
Flowers Clear Stamps
By Making Memories
Price: $9.99

Cocktails Anyone Clear Stamp
By Inkadinkado
Price: $1.99

Thanks a Million
By Inkadinkado
Price: $1.99
I'm not finished yet, I still need to upoload more products to the store so I'll be doing one more products post today.
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6/16/08
Stitch'z by Bazzill
Hola!
As I told you, I'll be adding new products to the store. And now, I uploaded the Stitch'z Templates and tool, they are finally back in stock. You can find 3 styles of border templates and 2 styles of figures templates, also de paper piercer and the piercing mat. Visit the store for more details of size and price.






I'll be uploading more products....
As I told you, I'll be adding new products to the store. And now, I uploaded the Stitch'z Templates and tool, they are finally back in stock. You can find 3 styles of border templates and 2 styles of figures templates, also de paper piercer and the piercing mat. Visit the store for more details of size and price.






I'll be uploading more products....
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Glimmer Mist from Tattered Angels
Hi
We just received 12 new colors of Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist, they are beautiful and you can apply them to basically any kind of material, specially papers, flowers, cardstock, chipboard, ribbons and more. They add a glitter touch to any product, making it unique and beautiful. Check the new colors available. Each bottle cost $6.99
More products are on their way!
We just received 12 new colors of Tattered Angels Glimmer Mist, they are beautiful and you can apply them to basically any kind of material, specially papers, flowers, cardstock, chipboard, ribbons and more. They add a glitter touch to any product, making it unique and beautiful. Check the new colors available. Each bottle cost $6.99
More products are on their way!
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