This week the Joy Clair team is collaborating with Thermoweb to bring you some really fun projects that you can make combining goodies from both companies!
Here's a list of the goodies I used from Joy Clair and Thermoweb:
Joy Clair Blessed Harvest stamp set
Joy Clair Blessed Harvest stamp set
Thermoweb Deco Foil in Pewter
I made two cards for today - using the foil without any heat. So if you don't have a laminator or a Minc or Mini Minc, and you have alcohol ink you can still use the foil for some really cool looks! Here's my first card:
I made two cards for today - using the foil without any heat. So if you don't have a laminator or a Minc or Mini Minc, and you have alcohol ink you can still use the foil for some really cool looks! Here's my first card:
Here's all my goodies ready for my project:
and here's the Yupo paper with alcohol inks and blender solution on it:
I'm starting to add foil but not much was adhering because I let it get too dry:
So I added more inks and blender and tried a few more times:
I loved the way it turned out!
I used a large portion for my first card as the background field for the tractor and rows of corn.
I stamped and colored several corn stalks and cut some out along with the tractor. I stamped the windmill in the background and then added the tractor and another row of corn stalks to make it look like the tractor was between rows of corn.
Lastly I stamped the sentiment from the same set. I just love this set because the images are so cute and you can create a lot of different scenes with it.
Here's another look at my card:
Now for my 2nd card
I decided to use the left over pieces of inked/foiled Yupo paper to cut 3 trees with Impression Obsession dies. This set of dies was one of the very first dies I ever owned - I rarely use them but every time I look at them I smile because it was just a few years ago and when I bought them, I had NO idea how to use them! Thankfully it was not hard to figure out!
I cut the main trees from the left over Yupo paper and used the fancier dies on solid black card stock.
Then I adhered them together.
I cut stars with a 2 different sizes of star dies from MFT and added them to the top of the trees.
Here's a view up close so you can see the shine of the foil on the trees.
I added an extra strip of the Yupo bordered by black on the outside of the envelope and on the inside of the card:
And one final look at my 2nd card:
Joy Clair Stamps and Therm-o-web are offering up a $25 Gift Certificate for two lucky winner to shop in their stores! Just left us a comment here in this post during this week to get yourself entered to win! Then head on over to the Therm-o-web blog for more chances to win and of course more ideas and projects!
Thanks so much for stopping by!
I will enter the 1st card in:
Brown Sugar Challenge #283
Papercraft Challenge #11
Countryview October Challenge
I will enter the 2nd card in:
The Merry Christmas Challenge
Crafty Hazelnuts Christmas Challenge #407
The Holly and the Ivy Christmas Challenge #38
Cards in Envy Challenge
So Suzy Crackerbox Stamp Holiday Season Challenge
Fabulous. The Christmas trees are stunning
ReplyDeleteAlcohol Inks are so much fun to play with. Thanks for playing at BrownSugar Challenge. I wish you the best of luck in the challenge.
ReplyDeleteDawn DT
I love playing with alcohol inks and your cards are fabulous! Thank you for joining us at Brown Sugar Challenge You may enjoy the challenges at Double Trouble Paper Crafting as well.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I love how your Christmas trees turned out! I've never tried doing this. Thanks for playing with us at Cards in Envy.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful! I love foiling on my cards too!. Thanks for joining us for this month's challenge.
ReplyDeleteAshley Wells @ Proud PB DT Member
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Those trees are gorgeous! Wonderful cards! Thanks for sharing it with us at Cards in Envy!
ReplyDeleteI love your card and teh Scripture that goes with it - Thanks for sharing it with us at Papercraft Business Challenge!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! Love your work! thanks for joining my plantastic challenge at countryview challenges and good luck! Hugs rachel xx
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried alcohol inks yet but they look like they'd be a lot of fun to create with. Love your cards. Thank you for participating in our papercraft challenge & we hope you will join us again in the next one :)
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