CAS-ual Fridays Stamp Guest Design post

Hello my dear crafty friends! This is part 2 of my Guest design for CAS-ual Fridays Stamps and this time they tell a bit about me and this is a project I made for this separate post.
You are most welcome to their blog HERE see the full post.

If girls celebrate their adult age on 12, for boys it's 13. And still it's not just the religious part that is important, but boring, but the party!  So this is a gift box (also we mostly give cash…) that was the Swatch watch box and it's about 12'' long. First I covered it with cardstock and then added two spots of stamped images. On the right side I stamped the general sentiment. On the left I stamped, heat embossed, colored and hand cut the hot air balloon and added the number 13 for the age of the celebration. Small blue stamped sentiment was added under the balloon.

I want to thank CAS-ual Fridays Stamps for a great chance to be their Guest designer this  month and to work with their beautiful stamps.
I hope to be back there some day! Cross my finger I will.

Let the adventure of your Birthday begin

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my Sin City stamps new post.

Usually I don't make too many cards, but sometimes the sentiment are just perfect for a card or two or even many.

So here is my Birthday card made in Mixed Media style with a lot of background stamping, hand cut stamped images, misting, heat embossing and more. 

It's perfect for any gender as the colors can fit any person of any age. And as you know  the new adventure is not age connected. I began my crafty adventure when I was a pretty old lady and it was a success so far.

Supply list:

Sin City Stamps:

Steampunk'd Rubber stamps set- Collage, Hot air Balloon, Pocket watch

Steampunk Circus rubber stamps set- Happy Birthday, Let the adventure begin, Crowned clock

Other products used:

White cardstock

Stitched rectangles dies

Mists

Black pigmented ink

Clear embossing powder

Blue distress ink

Glaze

Metal charms

Chipboard hot air balloon

Heat gun

Stapler

And as usual- here is a full Step by step tutorial for you to follow if you want to make a similar card for you loved:

1. Die cut the thick white cardstock to 6*4 1/2'' rectangle using any stitched rectangle die. Mist the die cut cardstock with a mix of three green- blue- yellow mists. Try to let it be dry before the next color.

2. Stamp the hot air balloon and the clocks using Sin City stamps , black pigmented ink and heat emboss with clear embossing powder.

3. Make black cardstock matting for the stamped card panel and staple it on the corners.

4. Stamp the clock and two sentiments on a thick  white cardstock with the same pigmented ink and heat emboss the stamped piece. Hand cut the clock and the sentiment strips as shown.

5. Mist the hand cut images with yellow mist and when dry glue them over the card.

6. Stamp the part of Collage stamp image (the letter part mostly) over white chipboard hot balloon using the same heat embossing technique as on previous steps.
Paint the stamped chipboard with distress blue ink.

7.Adhere the stamped chipboard piece over the card. Add a few metal cogs and some clear glaze drops. Add the metal winged charm over the  stamped crown. Enjoy your card!

I enter this card to Craft Stamper- Anything goes challenge

Hello card with Inspired by Stamping

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my Inspired by Stamping April inspiration.

I am sorry, but due to family vacation out of the country I had a very limited time for crafting and this card has the written tutorial only, without the step by step photos. But I think it's easy to make and you can do it without all  extra shots.

So here is my Hello card made in Kraft, gold and white lace colors only. 

Product list:

Stamps: Inspired by Stamping Fresh Bouquet stamp set

Other products

Patterned cardstock: DCWV

Kraft cardstock: American Crafts

Inks: Clearsnap

Clay: Makin's Clay

Punch: EK Success

Mold: WOW! Embossing Powders

Dies: Die Versions, Elizabeth Crafts

Other: lace, rhinestones, paint, glue sheet

Step by step: 1. Die cut the largest stitched rectangle with Elizabeth Crafts die from DCWV  

gold dot cardstock and add the bigger Kraft cardstock card base.

2. Die cut a smaller rectangle with the same die set and arrange it over the first one as shown. Stamp the flowers with gold ink over Kraft cardstock (Inspired by Stamping Fresh Bouquet stamps) and heat emboss with gold embossing powder. Punch the strip and glue it over the card as shown.

3. Adhere a big piece of lace over double sided glue sheet and die cut four different circles with Die Versions dies. Glue the die cut lace circles over the card as shown.

4. Die cut two stitched circles from the small dotted cardstock and Kraft cardstock (Die Versions dies). Stamp the Inspired by Stamping sentiment  from the same stamp set and arrange the sentiment circle on the top of the card.

5. Make air dry polymer clay flower with a mold and Makin's Clay Black clay and let it dry. Paint the dry clay flower with gold paint and glue it over the card.

.Add black rhinestones as shown

Here are the close- ups to the stamped gold flowers and the lace die cut circles.

Stand out loud card with DCVW

This card was made for DCWV March sketch challenge.
I used their lovely new Eclectic Chick stack with just some die cuts (Elizabeth Crafts for the matting and Sizzix for the leaves). One single die cut stands out as the sentiment says.
I just love this perfect collection that fit any style or gender.

BoBunny Misc Me Monday with Faith collection

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to BoBunny Misc Me Monday!

Today I am going to share four Misc Me pages made with the most delicious Faith collection and lovely photos of my three years old grand daughter Neta.

She is quite a little woman: strong, talkative and knows all. So I made it as a tribute to her social woman's skills and to give her a bit strength even if she is just three.

This is how the full two pages look.

Misc Me Faith by Irit Shalom

The first two pages were made with larger pockets and larger photos. So I had a space for more embellishment over the photos and over the pocket cards used here.

The second spread has smaller pockets and smaller photos and has less embellishments, but more meaning.

So here is the largest pocket page here:

 Misc Med Journal contents were used as the basic matting cardstock. Then some Filagree Copper Foil Transfers were added over the photos and on the bottom. Chipboard circles were added around the face and as the  sub- title and finally the title was made with more chipboard pieces from the Faith collection.
I added the stamped word from Be the Light stamp set and made die cut embellishments using one of Belief Dies and one of Flutter dies.
All die cut piece were made from Faith collection cardstock and them covered with gel paste, Patina effect powder and Patina effect reagents to get this light Patina effect.
 The original  use of Patina effects  was to use gesso or primer paste. I tried the clear medium as I wanted to see a bit of orogonal cardstock and it worked just perfect!

Here are some close- ups to the stamped word and the copper transfer piece.

The second page has three large pockets and I used one single 4*6'' photos that was embellished with Copper Glitter paste over dotted stencil and then two more Patina effect die cut pieces were added over the photo. The other embellishments over the photo are Noteworthy circle and clear arrows sticker from the Faith collection.The upper journal cards were embellished with some die cut pieces  and some stamping.

The third Misc Med page has a big photo that was framed with cards, chipboard pieces and some Noteworthy cuts.
I also added some copper brunches using Copper glitter paste and a stencil.
A word" Blessed" was stamped on the top of this Misc Med page part.

Three small  lower pockets are filled with Pocket Squares with some stamping over one of them.

The last Misc Med page has three photos and four  squares and is full of thoughts I had for my little girl: Dream Big, Love this life, Be Kind, Remember and Listen to your heart, Be strong.
The lower saying was made with a stencil and Black glitter paste.
Again, to make it similar, more copper transfers were added over the photos and cards.

 I really hope that you like my use of Faith collection  for little lady scrapping.
I sure would recommend this collection to anyone; this is not for religious people only. This collection is bright, full of power, totally unique and still very much versatile.

BoBunny products used:

Misc Me Faith Journal Contents
Misc Me Faith Pocket Squares
Faith Clear stickers
Faith Layered chipboard
Faith Noteworthy
Faith Chipboard
Faith Forever 12*12'' cardstock
Faith Happiness 12*12'' cardstock
Rejoice stamp set
Flutter Dies
Be the Light stamp set
Beleif Dies
 Lots of Love Stickable stencil
Serenity Stickable Stencil
Simply Sentiments Stickable Stencil
Filagree Copper Foil Transfers
Black Glitter Paste
Copper Glitter Paste

Pentart products used:

Patina effect powder
Patina effect reagents
Gel Paste- Transparent Shiny

Final Makin's clay inspiration

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome  to my very last Makin's Clay® inspirational post.

After two full years on Makin's Clay® team it's just time to move to another adventures and I just made one final altered totally clay project to show you the wonders of delicious Makin's Clay® products.

It's not a real tutorial, but just a kind of " how to make this project" photo steps.

Step 1:

So  as the first step I made those two Makin's Clay® hearts using Die Versions XL Heart die, thin rolled white Makin's Clay® and as you can see the die cutting was just partial.

When working with a very thin and intricate dies, even the thin rolled dry clay can't be full cut. But those partly cut hearts  look fantastic after all and they are the base of this art piece.

2. Use different molds  to  cast all shapes using Makin's Clay® White and Natural clay. Let all shapes dry.

3. Use Pentart Acrylic paints (some are metallic) to paint all dry clay shapes. Don't try to paint them perfectly.
Just add some color over the shapes and let them dry.

4. Arrange the shapes over the  clay hearts and make the collage of vintage shapes, fairies and butterflies. Arrange the whole collaged piece over the frame.

Product list:

Makin's Clay products:

Makin's Air Dry Polymer clay® in White and Natural
Makin's Clay® Cutting mat large
Makin's Clay® Cutter and Roller set

Other: molds
Pentart Acrylic paints
Die Versions Die
$1 shop frame

Happy Spring card with Scrapberry's

Hello my dear crafty friends and welcome to my April Scrapberry's challenge post.
For two whole months we keep this Spring challenge and this is my second card for the challenge.
I used Crashed Jewels 6*6'' paper pad to make all cardstock layers with a help of MFT and Elizabeth Crafts dies.
Then I die cut the main image with Die Versions die and add some flowers, brads, pearls and sticker sentiment.

Now it's your turn to play with Scrapberry's Spring challenge!

Product list:

Cherished Jewels 6*6'' paper collection SCB220612008x

Floral Embroidery Crystal Stickers decorations SCB53000007

Pearl Brads Afternoon Tea SCB340304

Decorative Flowers SBC280702

Stain ink Green