Showing posts with label SpectraFix. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SpectraFix. Show all posts

Monday, August 12, 2013

Umami: noun

a taste sensation that is meaty or savory and is produced by several amino acids and nucleotides

pronunciation

( Food Words Worth Savoring )

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Hope you enjoy the video on the wax paper transfer technique, I'm still learning and experimenting so have a lenient heart while watching :)

what I learned this time:
1. Don't talk too much while you have something that needs to applied quickly, lol





my version of the August 2013 TH tag as a 6 x 12" wall hanging:

I was able to use a masking technique using post it notes to cover my image. I used the same techniques as TH did for the background ( it happens to be the way I do all my almost all of my backgrounds so that worked out easily enough. )

Ranger - Distress Stains, vintage photo,brushed pewter, black soot
Inque Boutique - tread stamp
Reminisce - sticker letters
Primo - charcoal pencil
Golden - Gel Matte, Archival Varnish ( for inks and stains )
Spectra Fix - pastel fixative ( for charcoal pencil )

Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Ketchup: noun

This all-American condiment started out as a spicy, fermented fish sauce in Malaysia.
That version, known as kÄ›chap, made its way first to Europe and then to the New World, where tomatoes eventually became the defining ingredient.
Elsewhere, ketchup retains an earlier identity. Traditional English ketchup, for example, is a pureed seasoning based on mushrooms, unripe walnuts, or oysters.
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Simon Says Stamp and Show - A little stamping


A very simple card, letting the paper be my background. The sentiment is made with with 2 different stamp sets. The Happy Birthday is from CARDZ TV and the deer is from Paper Smooches, where I masked off the my and just used the deer.

I stamped the fawn out first, colored it in with distress stains and fussy cut it out, used a charcoal pencil around the edges of the card, smudged with my finger. Sprayed it with a fixative so the charcoal would not mess up the card or the fingers, when the recipient handles it.

Paper Smooches - Happy Camper stamp set
Creative Imaginations - background paper
SpectraFix - Pastel fixative