Monday, September 26, 2011

Master Forger's Blog Hop

This month is all about stamping over at the CKCB Challenge Blog, since we are being sponsored by the fantastic Ippity Chick (and a fellow DT member) Sherri . So Beth and Meridy gave us this challenge for the blog hop:

Blog Hop Challenge: Use a stamping technique to create a project. Make sure you make a link to that technique so we can give it a try, too! (Or, if you feel adventurous...make your own tutorial for your favorite stamping technique!)

This is a good challenge for me, since I have tons of stamps that sit around collecting dust most of the time. The technique that I decided to try was Heat Embossed Resist with mists.
Here are some tutorials on how to do it:
http://ideasforscrapbookers.blogspot.com/2011/05/heat-embossing-with-mists.html

http://plkomara.blogspot.com/2010/09/annoucement-and-some-tattered-tags.html

I used this week's fantastic sketch from Sketchy Thursdays:

Here is my layout:


And a closer look at the embossed resist embellie:



I did have stray little bits of embossing powder which I could have brushed off with a paintbrush, but I kind of liked the droplet effect that it gave it, so I left them and heated it with my heat gun as it was.

Supplies used:
Red cardstock with a distressed pattern from GCD Studios, cherry patterned paper from Jenni Bowlin Studios, scraps of leftover papers that I punched into border strips-Basic Grey, Teresa Collins, navy Bazzill, a paper doily that I misted for my September kit,  a file folder cut from kraft cardstock with my Cricut and one of the fabulous Penny Duncan's svg files, Making Memories hinges, Tim Holtz tissue tape, a scrap of red Bazzill Swiss Dots cardstock that I cut into a scalloped shape with an svg file from Susan Blue Robot, and DCWV rub-on Stitching. I used 2 different stamps for my circle embellishment, a grungy dotted circle from a christmas stamp set by Danielle Johnson for Art Warehouse, and the "baby shower" with the umbrella are from a Doodlebug stamp set. I decided to put the other photos in the file folder, because I have put off scrapping them forever-they are all pastelly (what was I thinking, wearing red to a girly baby shower?), so they clashed with my photo- so I hid them ;-p .

Thank you for hopping by my blog! Here is the line-up, be sure to check out the other designers for tons of crafty, stamping inspiration!
                                Guest Designer: Lisa H.
Margie (you are here)
Susanne (go here next)

15 comments:

  1. Love your LO and your resist embellishment looks like denim - thanks for sharing the technique.

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  2. Lovely page and great stamping technique. I often prefer a few spots of embossing powder left splattered about - in fact I often add more!

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  3. Lovely embellishment! I may have to use the random embossing powder as water droplets technique aswell!

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  4. Great technique, Margie! Cute layout!

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  5. Your embellie is great! And I love that Cherry paper!

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  6. Hmmm....I haven't tried that technique yet! Really lovely job! That blue is awesome!

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  7. Thanks for showing this technique. I need to get over my heat gun fear and "just do it!" Your embellishment is very pretty, and your page looks great!

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  8. CUTE, CUTE! I'm getting tons of ideas!

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  9. I love those little droplets on your embellie! This is a lovely layout and I love the idea of emboss resist - looks great!

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  10. The doiley really adds to the technique.

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  11. Great job with the stamping technique! I'm in love with the tissue tape you used around your photo! Beautiful!

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  12. It's cute! Resisting is always so much fun!

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  13. This is gorgeous! I loveeeeeeeeeee the stitching and that Melissa Frances paper! Thanks so much for playing along with Sketchy Thursdays! :):):):):):):):):):):)

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  14. Great job on the layout and I love that tape!

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