Showing posts with label ZIG clear watercolor brushes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ZIG clear watercolor brushes. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 May 2023

Watercolored Framed floral wines!

 Happy Thursday, all!

I am sharing a card expressly Framed - Floral wines stamp set from Uniko.

It's always fun with watercoloring!


I started by stamping the framed floral image on a whisper white CS and watercolored it using my ZIG watercolor brushes.




The sentiment in the centre is from the Just Because stamp set from Uniko.

Adhered it to my card base using foam adhesive and finished it off with some pearl drops.

Thanks for stopping by today!
Happy crafting!

Would love to join these fun challenges:


Thursday, 6 January 2022

Happy Birthday to you!

 Hello everyone!

Happy Thursday!

Today, I made a card for the Birthday Celebration using the WPlus9 Spring Blooms stamp set having all solid images of flowers and leaves!

I started by drawing a circle with a pencil in the middle of my card base.

I really came out of my comfort zone and played a little this time using an unusual combo of colors. I stamped all the images in Distress inks. The main colors are cracked pistachio, victorian velvet with a hint of brown  brush marker colour.


Lastly, I rubbed the hand-drawn circle and marked it with my black pen. Stamped the birthday sentiment from another set. And some foliage stamping with my brush markers and black pen for more interest.


You can also see a tiny white embossed butterfly fluttering in the flowers.
I hope you enjoyed my card today!
Happy crafting!

Supply List
Cardstock: Whisper white ultrasmooth white CS from Itsy Bitsy
Stamps: Spring Blooms set from WPlus9; Flower Frenzy from HOTP; dream stamp set from Itsy Bitsy
Die: Butterfly from Floral Wreath Sizzix brand
Distress inks: Cracked pistachio, victorian velvet
ZIG  Watercolor Brush Markers
Dye ink: black licorice from Lawn Fawn
Black fine pen

Would love to join these fun challenges:
https://aaabirthday.blogspot.com/2022/01/game-33-two-favourite-colours-micro.html- my two fave combo here is green and pink with a hint of brown color.





Friday, 22 October 2021

You are Spooktacular!

Hello to all!

Happy Friday!

Halloween is on the doorstep soon in the next few days. I love this rhyme from Canada and am inspired to make this card!

 “trick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat, not too big, not too small, just the size of Montreal” 

The theme is Trick or Treat at Cut It Up Challenges this fortnight and I used this spooky dressed up cute girl.


I stamped this spooky girl with some skull balloons and colored it with my ZIG brush markers.
I gave a touch of some sparkles using nuvo crystal drops.
Stamped the sentiment.  And added a cute pumpkin treat container filled with candies! 


Hope you like it1
Happy Halloween and happy crafting!

Supply List
Cardstocks: black CS and white CS
Stamps: Wicked Birthday set from tiddly inks stamps; sentiment - from unity stamps
Die: stitched rectangles from Itsy Bitsy
ZIG brush markers
Archival ink: jet Black
Nuvo crystal drops: white blizzard
Dimensional sticker: Pumpkin treat container from Ek success

Would love to join these fun challenges:
 

Friday, 10 September 2021

Autumn blessings!

 Hello to all!

Happy Saturday!

It's that wonderful time of the month. Trees, branches, leaves are beginning to change!

Today I have an autumn card to share with you all. I had so much fun using these fall leaves! I created an autumn glass jar containing full of different autumn leaf shapes and colours.

http://pixiescraftyworkshop.blogspot.com/2021/09/pixies-snippets-playground-challenge_01526649633.html


 Firstly I die cut a jar out of a vellum sheet and coloured it with my Copic markers from the backside and added some white dots using a white gel pen.

I die cut all leaves, foliage and coloured them with a variety of  ZIG water brushes.


Die-cut an umbrella too and watercoloured it. My card base is midnight blue on which I added an angled banner at the bottom in white with an autumn blessing sentiment in blue.

I arranged all the fall leaves and foliage in the jar, varying the leaf shape and colour. I clicked the photo before arranging them on my jar for a record.


Here is the finished card with some platinum splatters and added clear droplets and glossy accents to berries.

A closeup view: 



Hope you enjoyed this project in rich fall colours in the air and can enjoy the beauty of this season!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstocks: Midnight blue from Craftreat, white Cs

Vellum sheet from Itsy Bitsy

Dies: Small Fall leaves set from Lawn Fawn; Meadow foliage and leaves set of 3 from Itsy Bitsy; Dual leaf from Peekaboo designs;  Shaker jar from Jillibean soup; umbrella from Impression Obsession, curved stitch die from Die cuts and more

Stamp: Sentiment is from Little darling Indians stamp set YNS

ZIG watercolour brushes

Alcohol markers: Copic- B02 and Touch- B66

Memento ink: Danube blue

Inka Gold: Platinum colour

 Clear Droplets

white gel pen

Would love to join these fun challenges:

http://cardztv.blogspot.com/2021/09/cardz-tv-anything-goes-challenge-149.html

http://pixiescraftyworkshop.blogspot.com/2021/09/pixies-snippets-playground-challenge.html- Loads of white CS snippets used here from the scraps!

http://letscreatechallenges.blogspot.com/2021/09/challenge-175-ag-lots-of-layers.html

http://wordartwednesday.blogspot.com/2021/09/anything-goes-507-508.html

https://kreativtanten-challenge.blogspot.com/2021/09/57-im-garten-in-garden.html

https://thefourseasonschallenge.blogspot.com/2021/09/anything-goes-fall.html

https://www.hndmd.com/articles/craftangles-monthly-challenge-sep-2021/



Saturday, 20 March 2021

Tea cup with Happy Succulents!

Hello!

Happy weekend!

I made a slimline card using my envelope die! 

I featured a teacup with Happy succulents. The stamp set has a main succulent image with few additional succulents which make this set so versatile and fill the bigger space easily.

 
On a teacup, I stamped one of the single succulents with foliage using my ZIG brushes directly and watercolored it. Then stamped the bigger image using the same method, watercolored it and fussy cut it.


Now die cut another panel using stitched scalloped dies and stamped the image.  Then I slightly added DO with a blender brush to make my own background. The sentiment is from the Verve stamp set. Added some scattered polka dots with sparkle paste using my stencil.


Added my main panel on the card base. Added the die cup with dimension for more interest above the big succulent image.


Hope you like it!
Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstock: Whisper White CS

Stamps:  Happy Succulents from Uniko; One cup stamp set from Verve stamps

Stencil: Scattered polka dots from Uniko

Dies: Envelope die from Die cuts and more; coffee cup from Memory box; Stitched scallop edges from Die-namics

Distress Oxide: Twisted citron

Dye Ink: Black Licorice from Lawn fawn

ZIG brush markers: pale pink, pink, light green, dark green

Sparkle paste: Mint Fizz from Little Birdie

Would love to join these fun challenges:

http://coffeelovingcardmakers.com/2021/03/2021-spring-summer-coffee-lovers-blog-hop/






Friday, 19 March 2021

Sunshine coffee cup

 Hello everyone!

Hello, coffee lovers!

Today is the first day of Spring/ Summer Coffee Lovers Hop 2021 hosted by the very talented Amy & team and I am so excited to participate! There are lots of super sponsor prizes, how awesome!

I am sharing a card featuring a negative die cutting technique using a Coffee time die cut set from Sizzix and stamps from Stamplorations.

I am thinking of a rising sun, bright morning with a spring feel. So I came up with this idea!

Who doesn't love coffee cup especially with sunshine on them!

I die cut the coffee cup at my focal point. And blended some DI to create a bright background in happy sunrise colours. Then stamped the great quote "even the darkest night will end and the SUN will rise." I love the New Beginning set with charming images and sweet inspiring sentiments.

On my white card base panel, I stamped the morning sunrise scene and watercoloured it using Zig watercolour brushes. Then highlighted the sunrise part only applying crystal Nuvo drops to glow more. Then adhered the blended piece on the card panel with foam tape.

Added a white lid on the coffee cup by stamping hello coffee. Die-cut some grasses and added these strips. Embellished it with some spring flowers and some crystal drops with few birds stamping to make this card pop.

I love this cute sunshine cup!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstocks: Whisper White, Textured green CS

Stamps: New Beginning and Hello coffee sets from Stamplorations

Dies: Crazy Double running Stitches Rectangles from Cutplorations; Coffee time from Sizzix; Grassy edges from Die-namics

Distress Inks: fired brick, candied apple, barn door, carved pumpkin, squeezed lemonade and mustard seed

ZIG watercolour brushes

Nuvo crystal clear drops

Would love to join these fun challenges:

http://coffeelovingcardmakers.com/2021/03/2021-spring-summer-coffee-lovers-blog-hop/

http://timeoutchallenges.blogspot.com/2021/03/challenge-183.html--- I think it's a fun and different take of using the negative space of a coffee cup showing a beautiful sunrise scene!











Saturday, 27 February 2021

Celebrate

 Hello!

Happy weekend!

Today, I want to celebrate Uniko 9th Birthday! I made totally a different style card using Mid Century Modern stamp which I hold for perfect use.

I started by Background blocks Mid Century Modern stamp in archival black ink at my focal point.

 And then first I stamped my leaves, colored them with light blue and light yellow ZIG markers and then stamped the detailed image in Altenew inks. 

After that, I stamped my flower. I stamped the solid flower image in frosty pink. Then stamped the detailed image in midnight violet. Added the sentiment in black with shadow stamping, things to match.

Love the fun clean-lined, graphic look pattern, a great way to add interest and grounding for the flower to life!

Supply list

Cardstock: whisper white

Stamps: Background blocks Mid Century Modern stamp and Beautiful Blooms III from Uniko; Bold Buzz words from Paper Smooches

Archival ink: jet Black

Altenew inks: Frosty pink, midnight violet, desert night

ZIG real brushes

Would love to join these fun challenges:

http://unikostudio.blogspot.com/2021/02/happy-9th-birthday-uniko.html

http://allsortschallenge.blogspot.com/2021/02/week-613-feminine.html

https://www.welovechocolatebaroque.uk/2021/02/february-flower-butterflies-or-birds.html

http://timeoutchallenges.blogspot.com/2021/02/challenge-182.html







Monday, 22 February 2021

Reason to Smile!

 Hello to all!

Good Afternoon!

Today, I got some time for a little stamping before lunch and made this bright and beautiful card in yellow to make someone day happy! I made this card for my friend to celebrate her Birthday.

This stamp set from Hero Arts is my favorite now and I haven't used it before, I love this daisy bloom in yellow with a bold saying from Kaisercraft. 

I just gave outlined my stamp using ZIG brushes directly and die cut them. Then slightly colored them all.  Stamping outline stamps with fun colors is an excellently clean and simple way to design a card. I used two shades yellow and green to give this card such a fresh and fun look. Layered them all and paired my flower with a pretty dotted PP in yellow. And added a tiny butterfly near the sentiment.

 I attached my flowers and leaves with foam dots for some dimension.

Inside view:

Thanks for stopping by!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstock: Whisper White CS

Pattern Paper: Pretty basics from Papericious

Stamps: Daisy and bug stamp set with dies from Hero Arts, Smile sayings from Kaisercraft

Dies: stitched rectangle dies from Little Birdie: Floretta leaves from Little Birdie; Shapeabilities butterfly corner from Spellbinders used a butterfly here

ZIG real brush markers

Archival ink: Jet Black 

Would love to enter my card in the following fun challenges:

https://www.welovechocolatebaroque.uk/2021/02/february-flower-butterflies-or-birds.html

https://veselahiska.blogspot.com/2021/02/izziv-15-rumena-kot-sonce.html

http://ablognamedhero.com/2021/02/introducing-our-new-design-team-and-challenge-time/





Thursday, 18 February 2021

Happy Birthday!

Hello!

For today card, I started off by creating the scattered polka dot pattern on my main panel. 

PS: Yay! I won the challenge here!!!

On a stitched rectangle white die cut panel I adhered my stencil and applied embossing ink through my sponge dauber. Then spread the bonding powder and after heating added blue foil on the top. And run through my Bigshot machine for equal pressure. Voila, great foil dots appeared. It is my first trial ever without using any machine.

Next, I adhered my piece on a blue mirror CS and then a white base card panel. I die cut a stitched circle in white framed it on blue mirror CS circle. Die-cut a happy word and stamped birthday sentiment in blue.

Then I stamped a flower and leaf, heat embossed them in silver sparkle EP. Then watercoloured them and fussy cut all. I adhered my flower and leaf with foam squares for some dimension. And finished it off with some silver sequins!

I really hope you like my card with foil element to shine!

Happy crafting!

Supply List

Cardstocks: whisper white CS

Mirror  sheet: blue

Reactive foil: Blue from Craftangles

Stamps: You are, Yes you stamp set and Happy Succulent stamp set ( used birthday sentiment) from Uniko

Stencil: scattered Polka Dots from Uniko

Dies: Stitched rectangles from Little Birdie; Stitched circles from Peekaboo designs, circle from WRMK, Birthday word from Sizzix

Embossing Powders: Bonding powder and Mettalic platinum sparkle from Wow

Dye Ink: Danube blue

ZIG real brushes: Light blue, blue, pale green, emerald green, blender

Would love to join these fun challenges:

https://unikostudio.blogspot.com/2021/02/happy-9th-birthday-uniko.html

https://unikostudio.blogspot.com/2021/01/uniko-challenge-63-anything-goes.html