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November Release at Technique Junkies

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Yeah! Will you look at all this gorgeousness! I am showcasing 5 cards and I will be showcasing a lot more this month from this new release! All of the new release stamps are 15% Off through November 8th. Your 10% coupon will take 10% off anything else ordered (TJ10Pam). This card was done using the Forest Buffalo (#S906) and one of the 4 little sentiments (#SDX201) I stamped it using my Misti and then I used purple and teal Brushos by tapping the powder onto the dry watercolor paper and then spritzed with water. I dabbed here and there with a tissue to get the look I wanted. The sentiment was done the same way. The moon was colored in with a Zig brush watercolor marker. My first card I am showcasing the Ephemera Collage (#S937) and the sentiment is from the Inside out Silence is Golden (#SS116). First, I did a background with Shimmering bliss and some Bermuda bay remnants on my sponge....I ended up loving it. Happy accident. I used my Misti to stamp the collage and then added some met...

Technique Junkies August Releases

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  Happy August to everyone in blogland! I have some fabulous new releases from Technique Junkies and they’re available at 15% off until August 8th! You can get 10% off of the remainder of your order by putting in my code TJ10Pam. Take a look below. There are so many possibilities with this new release! Enjoy!  My first card uses the new Fisherman in Motion (#S942) and the sentiment is from Born to Fish (#SS108). This was a background I had in my stash that I laid some Brusho powders over a honeycomb stencil..I love the simplicity of being able to stamp this guy! I used my Misti and it worked out perfectly. The sentiment was popped up on dimensionals and the image was matted with black cardstock. This image is called Wildflower Hiking Boots (SD1122) and isn’t it just fabulous? The sentiment is new-World Reveals Itself (SDX196). This was a gel plate background I had in my stash. I stamped the image in my Misti a couple of times and then colored with Arteza brush pens and die cut...