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What is your Favorite Technique
Okay so this group has been very quite so I thought I would try to
spark up a conversation with the group. So, what is your favorite stamping technique? Mine, well I absolutely LOVE those glitter gel pens. I am not a big fan of glitter because once you use it, you pretty much wear it for a quite a long time. Then I discoverd those glitter gel pens and now I glitter everything. So. . . .inquiring minds wanna know what is your favorite technique? Inky Huggz, Missy Olson Angel #1754 The Angel Company Team Leader of the Hot 'n Flashy Angelettes North Branch, MN http://missy.ismyangel.net Check out my website for your stamping and scrapbooking needs. If you would like a catalog, please contact me and I will ship one to you. Come celebrate with the Angel Company where all of the benefits are doubled. |
What is your Favorite Technique
You want us to choose one?? ;-)
I still love embossing, an old favorite! I do enjoy the glitter options - I use the Stickles for projects. I do have glitter to make acetate transparency images with. --Stamping maniac |
What is your Favorite Technique
Okay so I have to admit, I do not know what the Wizard is? I am
really not sure what the cuttlebug looks like either, I have heard about it and I really like what it does, but would I use it a lot? Is the Wizard a dry embossing machine then? Glad to see that you still around I haven't heard or seen you in a bit. Inky Huggz, Missy Olson Angel #1754 The Angel Company Team Leader of the Hot 'n Flashy Angelettes North Branch, MN http://missy.ismyangel.net Check out my website for your stamping and scrapbooking needs. If you would like a catalog, please contact me and I will ship one to you. Come celebrate with the Angel Company where all of the benefits are doubled. On Mar 10, 9:52*am, Wave Jumper wrote: I like lots of techniques but...I bought the Wizard last week so have been playing with that whenever I have a spare minute or 60. *I discovered my cuttlebug embossing folders work in it so may dump the cuttlebug so I have more space for other things in my craft room. We never have enough stamps or accessories, do we? SAD - Show quoted text - |
What is your Favorite Technique
So are you talking dry embossing or embossing with the watermark pad,
embossing powder, heat gun and well heat burns (haha)? I enjoy embossing too, but, like I said earlier I like to keep it simple. I LOVE the stickles too. I love thier colors and the fact that you get glitter without wearing it. Whar are acetate transparency images? Do you stamp on acetate and then glitter? Do you ues the stickles for that? Yea I know inquiring minds want to know. Inky Huggz, Missy Olson Angel #1754 The Angel Company Team Leader of the Hot 'n Flashy Angelettes North Branch, MN http://missy.ismyangel.net Check out my website for your stamping and scrapbooking needs. If you would like a catalog, please contact me and I will ship one to you. Come celebrate with the Angel Company where all of the benefits are doubled. On Mar 10, 3:19*pm, stampingmaniac wrote: You want us to choose one?? ;-) I still love embossing, an old favorite! I do enjoy the glitter options - I use the Stickles for projects. *I do have glitter to make acetate transparency images with. --Stamping maniac |
What is your Favorite Technique
I've been stamping since somewhere in the mid-1980s. My all-time
favorite technique remains heat embossing. I also like dry embossing, especially coloring in with chalks, and occasionally will use the dry embossing stencil with stencil past for a special look. Also recently I've been using gold/silver/rainbow colored outline stickers (one trade name is Class A'Peels) for nifty highlight accents. I will try new techniques I see used in submissions to various stamping magazines to see whether I will use it on a regular basis. Linda in PA |
What is your Favorite Technique
On Mar 11, 2:39*pm, wrote:
..............will use the dry embossing stencil with stencil past............ Sorry-typed too fast--meant stencil PASTE Linda in PA |
What is your Favorite Technique
Yes, I'm still around. Not much going on here usually but I get on when I
can to see if anyone has left a message. Below is a link to the website that has a video about what the Wizard can do. My favorites are segments 8, 9 and 10. http://www.spellbinders.us/ct/store/ct_demo.asp Below is a link to the website about the Cuttlebug and the Embossing folders etc. http://www.allthatscraps.com/index.p...&zenid=7f39428 c977441c10b1cae2917db69f6 I'm making 60 cards for my niece to use as Thank You cards for her wedding gifts. I'm using the Textile Texture embossing folder as the background on vanilla cardstock, layering the Thank You on top of that in burgundy and embossing with gold powder around the edges of that layer. Simple and easy, but elegant. SAD On 3/11/08 6:49 AM, in article , "Roscoe2" wrote: Okay so I have to admit, I do not know what the Wizard is? I am really not sure what the cuttlebug looks like either, I have heard about it and I really like what it does, but would I use it a lot? Is the Wizard a dry embossing machine then? Glad to see that you still around I haven't heard or seen you in a bit. Inky Huggz, Missy Olson Angel #1754 The Angel Company Team Leader of the Hot 'n Flashy Angelettes North Branch, MN http://missy.ismyangel.net Check out my website for your stamping and scrapbooking needs. If you would like a catalog, please contact me and I will ship one to you. Come celebrate with the Angel Company where all of the benefits are doubled. On Mar 10, 9:52*am, Wave Jumper wrote: I like lots of techniques but...I bought the Wizard last week so have been playing with that whenever I have a spare minute or 60. *I discovered my cuttlebug embossing folders work in it so may dump the cuttlebug so I have more space for other things in my craft room. We never have enough stamps or accessories, do we? SAD - Show quoted text - |
What is your Favorite Technique
Hey Linda I have never heard fo the Claa A'Peels before where do you
get them. It has been so long since I dry embossed, I am doing a swap this week so I think that I will do that. I can't wait now. Thanx for the idea. Inky Huggz, Missy Olson Angel #1754 The Angel Company Team Leader of the Hot 'n Flashy Angelettes North Branch, MN http://missy.ismyangel.net Check out my website for your stamping and scrapbooking needs. If you would like a catalog, please contact me and I will ship one to you. Come celebrate with the Angel Company where all of the benefits are doubled. On Mar 11, 1:39*pm, wrote: I've been stamping since somewhere in the mid-1980s. My all-time favorite technique remains heat embossing. I also like dry embossing, especially coloring in with chalks, and occasionally will use the dry embossing stencil with stencil past for a special look. Also recently I've been using gold/silver/rainbow colored outline stickers (one trade name is Class A'Peels) for nifty highlight accents. I will try new techniques I see used in submissions to various stamping magazines to see whether I will use it on a regular basis. Linda in PA |
What is your Favorite Technique
Wow you are busy with those thank you notes aren't you? Can you send
a picture when you are all done? I would love to see them. Thanx so much for sending the links, I will have to check them out tonight. Funny how we all get busy, but yet can find time to try new things out with our stamping. I was a vendor at an all day Scrapbooking event for the local ECFE and the 8 x 8 page that we did was using DCWV cardstock and stamping on it with versa mark and then sanding it. So cool the ladies loved it and I sold out all of my cardstock. Okay so enough about me I could go on and on. I am glad to see that you are still around. Have a specTACular day ladies. Inky Huggz, Missy Olson Angel #1754 The Angel Company Team Leader of the Hot 'n Flashy Angelettes North Branch, MN http://missy.ismyangel.net Check out my website for your stamping and scrapbooking needs. If you would like a catalog, please contact me and I will ship one to you. Come celebrate with the Angel Company where all of the benefits are doubled. On Mar 11, 3:48*pm, Wave Jumper wrote: Yes, I'm still around. *Not much going on here usually but I get on when I can to see if anyone has left a message. Below is a link to the website that has a video about what the Wizard can do. My favorites are segments 8, 9 and 10. http://www.spellbinders.us/ct/store/ct_demo.asp Below is a link to the website about the Cuttlebug and the Embossing folders etc. http://www.allthatscraps.com/index.p...cPath=6&zenid=... c977441c10b1cae2917db69f6 I'm making 60 cards for my niece to use as Thank You cards for her wedding gifts. I'm using the Textile Texture embossing folder as the background on vanilla cardstock, layering the Thank You on top of that in burgundy and embossing with gold powder around the edges of that layer. *Simple and easy, but elegant. * SAD - Show quoted text - |
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