Showing posts with label Prima. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Prima. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 17, 2015

As Long As We Are Together

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Hi everyone! Sherry here with a layout using a blank water color paper to create my own background! So pull out your stash, play with some color and lets create together! In my last post, I shared with you my love for Magicals by Lindy's Stamp Gang. Today I wanted to share with you another awesome technique using this amazing product. 




I started with a blank piece of water color paper. on my clean dry craft mat I sprinkled my two magical colors (summer lovin' sun and t-bird turquoise) keeping them close but not right on top of each other. (keep in mind where/how you want the color on your background) Spray it with water to activate the fabulousness of the Magicals. I started by laying my paper on the color in the middle of sheet. Then I dragged it towards the top, then dragged towards the bottom. (re apply color in this process will your happy with the mixture! Allow to dry.



I applied whipped spackle through the 'cobblestone' stencil. I also applied a bit more of this same stencil along the edges of my photo. Allow both to dry.



I placed the photo where it will be in the end and traced around it with a Stabilo pencil. I sprayed the lines lightly with water and allowed to bleed. I LOVE the effect of the Stabilo what water is added!



Apply some adhesive over some areas of the cobblestone and sprinkle some glass beads (butter) onto the adhesive and lightly press them into the glue. Allow to dry.


Here is a close up of the glass beads.  The adhesive will dry clear, and the glass beads will be stuck for life. 


Using IndigoBlu Limor Webber Designs stamps sets (border stamps and ink splats) and Lindy's Stamp Gang, Limor Webber Designs embossing powder (bonjour butter and chateau rose), I made impressions around the edges of where Stabilo pencil line.



Using Tim Holtz rub-ons I applied some images around the bottom right edges of the area the photo will be. Also add a few at the bottom right edge of the photo.



Using leftover pieces of small chain, I loosely laid it around the edges of the photo. once it was laid where I liked it, I applied small dots of liquid adhesive on different points of the chain to hold it in place. Allow to dry.


I had some scraps of cut off paper holes from a watercolor paper pad kicking around. So I stamped these pieces with more Limor Webber Designs 'border stamp' set with black ink. using pop dots I arranged two of these scraps, one sticking out from behind the photo and one overlapping on top. 

I also added a small Tim Holts trinket peeking out the bottom of the photo.



Using pop dots I adhered this down to the background. To finish it all off I made loose circles around the photo to tie it into the background using white ink. Allow to dry.



Thank you so much for checking out another tutorial brought to you using the AMAZING Limor Webber Designs products! Everything was picked up from the online store. Pop in to check out what goodies are being released everyday! 


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  • Prima Marketing - Stencil - Cobblestone  (#962265)
  • Prima Marketing - Art Basics - Glass Beads, Butter (#961701)
  • Tim Holtz - Idea-o-logy Tokens 'Muse' (TH92676)
  • Chain
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Thursday, June 4, 2015

In This Moment

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Tonya A. Gibbs for Limor Webber Designs

Hi everyone! The other day I shared on Instagram  that this amazing Happy Mail was delivered and I couldn’t wait to get my fingers inky! These collections are the Lindy’s Stamp Gang Limor Webber Designs On the Boardwalk, and Tres Chic lines in Flat Fabios, Sprays, Shots, and Embossing Powders.  Aren’t they gorgeous? I mean seriously these colors scream spring, and happy all in one luscious package!


For those of you unfamiliar with Flat Fabios – these are sprays with only pigment – no shimmer.    The embossing powders are soft and have a opalescent shimmer to them.  This gives them a soft iridescent look that is subtitle but gorgeous!

Tonya A. Gibbs for Limor Webber Designs


While snooping around my Facebook gallery, I found this picture of  my sweet niece, Addie, on her 3rd Birthday.   The colors in the photograph matched my new Lindy’s Stamp Gang Collection so well that I decided to create a unique background for my layout design using my new Lindy’s with The Crafter’s Workshop Mini Harlequin and Mini Gothic Romance stencils.


Tonya A. Gibbs for Limor Webber Designs

Look at all this yummy texture, and the colors are so girly, with a hint of grunge. Today I would like to walk you through the process of creating custom backgrounds for your layouts in the process video below.  I’m also going to share how to take a collection of random items and make them all work together to create a gorgeous embellishment cluster.  Doodling on your layouts helps to create a whimsical look and feel.  I recommend using the Pilot Perma Ball Journaling Pen
that Limor has in the store.

Here is the Process video:



 Here is a glimpse at the finished layout.

Tonya A. Gibbs for Limor Webber Designs

Thank you so much for hanging out with me today.  I hope I have inspired you to create a background from start to finish using the products that you have in your stash.

Tonya Gibbs


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Sunday, May 17, 2015

Amazing You by Marta Lapkowska

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Hello crafty people !


It’s Marta Lapkowska here. I am so happy to be here as Limor Webber guest designer. I will share with you my love for mixed media and journals. Today I created mixed media journal cover.



This is wonderful mini journal from Faber-Castell Design Memory Craft® To create my background I used Double Scoop Gelatos® –  Melon, Bubble Gum and Green Tea I also used Gelatos® for stamping and Stamper’s Big Brush Artist Pen ‘Scarlet Red’. I used Limor Webber ‘Rugged Edge’ stamp set.



Additionally, I add some Prima Marketing Flowers.


 I hope you will enjoy my video tutorial.


Happy creating. I hope to see you soon as I will show you step by step video on art journaling in my next post!

Love, Marta xx



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