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Technique Junkies July Release Blog Hop

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Happy July to everyone in blogland! I have super exciting news! I am now a member of the Technique Junkies design team. If you’ve never perused their site, you must! The stamps are the highest quality red rubber and reasonably priced, they have awesome stencils from A Colorful Life designs and the most awesome Shimmering Bliss sprays. You can get 10% off with my code, TJ10Pam and until July 8th, you get 15% off the new stamps! There are 15 new stamp sets for July and they don’t disappoint. I think there is something for everyone. I have chosen to showcase 4 of the stamps for this month. Check them out below. After my cards, I have a couple pics of all the stamps available for purchase this month. You can even buy them in a bundle and save big time! Happy crafting! Pam Tamashii Dragonfly Collage and sentiment from Lighthouse Sentiments used here. This was a background done with Brushos on a craft mat.  I stamped the collage in versafine onyx black and used Arteza real brush pens, c...

Set Sail on Father's Day with Anthony's Paper Craft

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  Happy Thursday! It is nearly the weekend and some gorgeous Colorado weather. I think I will head to the nursery and get some flowers to plant. It is my turn to post for APC and our theme this month is masculine and/or nautical. I chose this beauty of a set called Nautical 1 . I decided to watercolor and chose a technique called misted watercolor. The tutorial for it can be found on splitcoaststampers.com here . I stamped the images with Versafine onyx ink onto watercolor paper. Next, I spritzed the back of my paper with water so that it will lay flat and not bow. I then spritzed the front and using a large round brush, I laid down my colors and let dry organically. I then when back in and put some more detailed color on. "on Father's Day" was computer generated and die cut with a fun die and then the "set sail" was stamped on watercolor paper...both placed on dimensionals. I just noticed that the definition of water and sky isn't evident in this photo but ...