Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts

Thursday, September 14, 2017

Pumpkin and Leaves Thank You Card by Debbie Seyer

 14/09/2017
Hello friends! Debbie Seyer here today to share with you a card I created using 2 new stamps from Pink Ink called Dancing Leaves and Cinderella Pumpkin. One of my most favorite stamping techniques is to heat emboss and I thought both of these stamps would be perfect for that technique.


As you can see, I stamped the Dancing Leaves stamp all over the brown cardstock using embossing ink.  Then I sprinkled on some Copper embossing powder and heat set it.  I also stamped the Cinderella Pumpkin using the Copper embossing powder but I stamped it on some watercolor paper.  I used the some Sparkle Markers and a water brush to color the image.

I used a die for the sentiment.  I die cut it 3 times and glued the layers together, then I inked up the die cut with embossing ink and used the copper embossing powder.  I ended up doing 2 layers of embossing powder to get the look I wanted!  Here is a closer look at my card.



I really love the stamps I used for this card and think it turned out really great!  Thanks for stopping by today!

Pink Ink products used, available retail online from Ellen Hutson LLC

Or check Pink Ink's website to find a local store near you that sells our stamps (retail), or to order wholesale.





Thursday, September 24, 2015

Pie Anyone?

09/24/2015
Good morning Pink Ink Fans! It's my turn (Shelby) to bring you a little bit of pinky goodness on this gorgeous Thursday morning.  We are finally beginning to feel a little bit like fall around here with the evenings cooling off and the leaves beginning to change.  Of course that means the Thanksgiving holiday is just around the corner and the best part of Thanksgiving is all of the desserts and specifically the pies!!!

 This fabulous stamp is called All About the Pie and can be found online at Ellen Hutson or if you're local to Southern Colorado, at Simple Pleasures Stamp and Scrapbook.

 I colored this stamp up with mainly Copic markers but added some Wink of Stella for some shimmer.
 This is one of the 3 cards we'll be making with the Pink Ink Stamps Oct. 1 class.  This class using the Pink Ink Stamps is also available as a kit.  I'd love to see you in class.

Thanks for stopping by and see you next time!

Shelby 

Wednesday, August 26, 2015

Pumpkin Fairy House

8/25/2015
Hello Pink Ink Fans! I hope the end of your summer is going well and you're looking forward to the change of seasons into Autumn. 
It's Shelby here today to show you one of the oh so wonderful new stamps from the most recent release at Pink Inks.
 This stamp is called Pumpkin Fairy House.  Isn't it so darn cute?  I decided to make more of an evening/night scene with my coloring because who doesn't love a little sparkle in their lives?  The background was done with Distress Inks with a foam blending tool (stormy sky, tumbled glass, fossilized amber and squeezed lemonade) and the image was colored up with Copic markers.  Copics and Distress Inks (dye inks) are perfect partners since they do not react with each other when they come in contact!
 The stars were created with Bo Bunny glitter paste and a stencil and then I added a few (or more) crystals.
 I cut the image with an oval die twice and the added dimension with different sized foam dots...easy as can be!
Thanks for stopping by today, and I hope I was able to give you a little bit of your fix for Pink Ink!!

Shelby
 

Wednesday, August 5, 2015

Picket Fence Pumpkins

5/8/15

Hello friends!

I have a new card to share with you created with a beautiful stamp from Pink Ink Stamp Company! Their Fall and Winter release is available now, and there are some really pretty images!


I chose a cute fall scene from the new release called Picket Fence Pumpkins for this card. Such a detailed and fun image to color!




Isn't that a beautiful little Fall scene? I just love it! I stamped it with Hybrid Licorice Black ink from MFT , and watercolored it with my Koi Watercolors. After it was dry, I cut it out with a stitched rectangle dye. I stamped a subtle pattern onto some kraft card stock, and cut that out with a stitched rectangle die just one size larger. I mounted them all onto a white card base with foam tape. 




And here's a little bit closer view of the watercoloring and the beautiful detail in the stamp!

Pink Ink Stamps:

You can purchase Pink Ink Stamps at Ellen Hutson or visit the Pink Ink Website to find a retailer near you!

Thanks so much for stopping by!

Hugs,

Kay :)

Friday, July 31, 2015

Welcome Fall

07/31/2015
Good morning fabulous Pink Ink fans!  I hope your summer is going well though it seems to be speeding by rapidly.  Have you checked out the awesome new Fall/Winter release?  You can check out the goodies HERE and purchase them online or in local stores.  

I had a play around with the new stamp called Picket Fence Pumpkins.
The image was colored up with alcohol markers and a touch of colored pencils. I definitely love the rich colors of the Autumn season and this stamp is so perfect using a lot of different rich colors in the card composition.

I matted the image 3 times using one of my "can't live without" tools, the Perfect Layers tool.  And added die cut maple leaves in the corner for more texture and some dimension.

For all of you Colorado Springs area Pink Ink fans be on the look out for a brand spankin new class at Simple Pleasures Stamp and Scrapbook featuring the new Fall/Winter release!

Thanks for stopping by today and hope your weekend is fabulous.

SHELBY