Hi all, our card of the day comes from Jeanne Streiff. She has made this gorgeous picturesque beach scene and added the perfect sentiment. With some subtle use of Ultra Fine Sand to add texture to the beach.
See Jeanne's Blog here inkypaws.blogs.splitcoaststampers.com
Showing posts with label Ultra Fine Sand. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ultra Fine Sand. Show all posts
Friday, May 31, 2013
Wednesday, May 29, 2013
Chillin' with Flower Soft
Here are a couple of chilled out, relaxed scenes from Vicki Harper. With a sprinkle of Ultra Fine Sand and digital stamp designs from Make it Crafty these cards make me want book my vacation right now. Caribbean maybe? So bright, colorful and inviting :)
See more great cards made by Vicki on her Blog scrapdeliciousdesigns.blogspot.co.uk
See more great cards made by Vicki on her Blog scrapdeliciousdesigns.blogspot.co.uk
Hammock
Copic Markers, Make it Crafty digital stamp
Beach Chair
Copic Markers, Make it Crafty digital stamp
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
Creating Sandy Scenes
We are hoping for a little bit of Summer this week at Flower Soft.
We challenged our design team to create Sandy Scenes with our Ultra Fine Sand. Dawn has chosen this super cute image from Elisabeth Bell's Simpler Times downloads and created a perfect Summer scene. Really expert coloring and some fantastic sandy texture ♥ it!
See more from Dawn on her Blog here dawnanewday.blogspot.co.uk
We challenged our design team to create Sandy Scenes with our Ultra Fine Sand. Dawn has chosen this super cute image from Elisabeth Bell's Simpler Times downloads and created a perfect Summer scene. Really expert coloring and some fantastic sandy texture ♥ it!
See more from Dawn on her Blog here dawnanewday.blogspot.co.uk
This close up really shows the sandy texture you get with Ultra Fine Sand.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Winter Chill
Dina
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Pumpkin Cupcake
Our American customers are getting ready to celebrate Thanksgiving this week! We wish you a joyful celebration. We truly all do have so much to be thankful for.
Speaking of celebrating, and food......... have you ever used Flower Soft to add realism to your stamped images of food? This pumpkin cupcake would be a tasty Thanksgiving treat... I added Sand Ultra Fine Flower Soft to the cupcake wrapper for some crumb texture. All stamps are from Impression Obsession. 
Thanks for looking!
Dina
Thanks for looking!
Dina
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Hope You Can Cling To
Thanks for visiting!
Dina
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Tutorial: Layering Flower Soft
Below are some photos of the process of creating this card, which uses several colors of Flower Soft on the focal panel... hopefully it will give you some help and ideas for mixing and layering Flower Soft on your projects! This image is from the Country Village Download.



Those are the steps I used!
Some tips:
--If you only have one shade of green, that would work just as well. Additional shades add to the depth of the scene, but if you have lighter colors, you can actually shade the Flower Soft **after the glue is dry** using alcohol markers.
--In the last step, I added Sand Flower Soft to the whole scene. This isn't really necessary... but I think it adds a bit of highlight and also gives a more vintage look. If you only have bright colors to work with, mixing them with Sand will give the area a lighter appearance.
If you have questions, please feel free to ask them here!
Dina
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
whole or part?
Just wanted to share how versatile the Charlie's Ark "I Love You" set can be - here are two cards I created using the same set:
The first card is watercolored using reinkers, as a winter scene (with Polar White snow and an Ultrafine Sage shag carpet!).
A card in the Flower Soft idea gallery inspired the second card - it was a bit tedious, but I love the results. I wanted to use just part of the "I Love You" image so I carefully colored just Charlie with a Marvy LePlume II marker. (If you didn't want to have to be so careful with a marker, you could stamp the whole image, and just cut Charlie out.) I used my Stamp-a-ma-jig to position the bird on Charlie's finger (the bird is from one of the Moments in Time Christmas sets, called Little Friend), and also colored just his outline with a marker. I colored the image with Touch Twin Markers.
Hope this inspires you to look at your stamps in a different way today!
Dina
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Happy holidays!
Hi, everyone, it's Dina.....! It's my first time posting over here, so I feel a little funny... but you'll be seeing me every Tuesday here at the Flower Soft blog now, so I hope you like what you see! Since we're moving into December (where did the year go?), I thought I'd share a holiday card - this is a stamp from Impression Obsession called Goldie on Ornament. I colored the image with Prismacolor pencils.
Because I didn't want to lose the detail of the ears, I used the Ultra-fine Sand Flower Soft a bit more sparingly than normal so some of the shading and lines would show through. I used Polar White Flower Soft on the rim and ball of his hat...
I've found that I like the look of a couple of layers of Polar White - after the first round is dry, you can go back and add more glue and Flower Soft over the top for more dimension. (Note - do wait until the glue from your first layer is dry, or you will end up with a fluffy mess at the tip of your glue bottle. Don't ask me how I know.)
Happy crafting!
Dina
Monday, August 16, 2010
Sharing my Blog HopCard

Publish Post
Happy Stamping!
--Vicki~~
hAPPY
Monday, June 21, 2010
Just Beachy!

The weather's been sizzlin' here in the great north! With unusually warm temperatures, we've been enjoying a multitude of water sports here. Even days at the Beach! I'm loving the Ultrafine Flower Soft (Sand) for creating Beach scenes. It even feels like sand and goes on so easy.

These little images are from Kraftin' Kimmie Stamps! The punch is from EK Success and the Little fellows are coloured in Copic Makers with some Copic Spica Highlights!
Try some Sandy Flower Soft for your sizzlin' Summer Projects~
Happy Stamping!
~Vicki~~
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