Thursday, January 7, 2016

Get Amplified!


The Stampendous Design Team is "Amping Up" our stamping and stenciling this week with some great products from Imagine Crafts! Imagine Crafts generously supplied each team member with their fun Radiant Neon inks PLUS their fabulous new Radiant Neon Amplify! product! Check out this video to see how dimensional they become when heated!


Of course we have prizes! Three lucky commenters will receive a prize package that includes:
1 Radiant Neon Ink Pad and Ink Refill
1 Color Fragments Jar
a Creative Palette Rectangles Set

See Official Contest Rules for details.

I decided to combine the Radiant Neon Inks and Amplify! products with our Dreamweaver Shasta Flower Trio stencil (DWLL3031) to create a bright and cheerful all-occasion card.


To create this card, follow these easy steps:

  1. Tape the stencil to white cardstock with removable tape
  2. Use 1/4" stencil brushes to apply Radiant Neon Electric Yellow, Coral and Green inks to the design, using the Picasso (DWLL332) to help keep colors from overlapping
  3. Remove the stencil and place in water for cleaning
  4. Apply the Electric Yellow Amplify! to the flower centers, heat with a heat tool until they puff up
  5. Outline each flower petal with the Electric Coral, heat until puffy
  6. Outline each leaf with the Electric Green, add a "vein" to each leaf, heat until puffy
  7. Trim 1/2" off the left side of the flower, cutting around the flower, and 1/4" off the top cutting around the flower
  8. Use the Creative Palette Rectangle to create the background
  9. Place several squiggles of ink around the CP Rectangle using the matching Radiant Neon reinkers
  10. Spread the inks on the palette with a brayer
  11. Lay a piece of Mixed Media White Paper over the brayered inks and rub it down to transfer the ink, it will look something like this

  12. Mist the palette with a little water and rub another piece of paper to another background that will be a little lighter than the first
  13. Keep tranferring ink from the palette until it is gone, you can do your brayer too!
  14. Layer on coordinating papers
Here are some close ups of the flower:

Shasta Flower Trio with Radiant Neon Amplify!


background closeup

Here's today's list of participating designers:


Louise Healy








Happy Creating,

Louise

18 comments:

  1. Simply beautiful. Love the colors.

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  2. I already love my Amplify but after seeing this week's posts I am even more in love with it!!
    LOVE how the amplify adds so much depth and texture to this stunning creation!! Great colors too! TFS!

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  3. Lovely flowers! The Amplify really is amazing. Beautiful background, too.
    <3 J

    jwoolbright at gmail dot com
    HerPeacefulGarden.blogspot.com

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  4. The flower looks like velvet.
    Love the background. the layering is wonderful.
    thanks for sharing
    Illinois

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  5. Really like how you did the background strips. Very pretty. 💗💗💗

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  6. This Shasta Flower is GORGEOUS! That background is awesome, just love it when the paper matches the image. Thank you for sharing today!

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  7. I love how you layered the colors and products...so pretty!

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  8. What a very pretty card. I love those really bright colors you used on the background, awesome. Thanks for sharing.

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  9. Beautiful background
    and I love the puffy
    on the flower!
    Carla from Utah

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  10. Gorgeous background and beautiful card!!

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  11. Your background is so pretty with those flowers. TFS

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  12. Wow! The brayered background and the amplified flowers make this fabulous!

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  13. WoW!!! That really pops right off the page! Beautifully done!

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  14. Glorious colors and dimension! Lovely!!

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  15. So pretty it should be framed!

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  16. So beautifully done. Pretty colors too.

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