Saturday, February 5, 2011

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Neu-Anspach in the stamp noise

On Friday evening were swinging in Neu-Anspach the stamps. Five ladies from Gisela gewerkelt enthusiastically springtime birthday cards and experimented the great creative products from Stampin '.



The cherry blossom and fern green colors from the In Color collection found by all to be absolutely fit for spring. Also for Easter cards, these colors are perfect.



The greeting cards and gift tags are created by the way only with stamps from the Sale-A-Bration sets "Sweet Summer", "Think of You" and "Die-cut Greetings". Guests are really glad that it these stamp sets free with their order from 60, - EUR value of goods have to get.

The Sale-A-Bration with the four free stamp sets goes to 28.02.! Who wants to come so still in the enjoyment of these great sets, such as Giselle and her guests, who should now book his stamp workshop with me or his order until 26.02. up with me by mail: marion.ziske @ web.de

It was a beautiful evening in a nice round in Neu-Anspach and I wish you all a lot of fun with their new treasures.

soon
your Marion

Friday, February 4, 2011

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Tutorial: Paper Rose

As promised long ago, I show you how to produce a rose out of paper. The pattern is originally not mine, but unfortunately I do not remember where I had found it out on the www and I have it for you once again revisited.

First you have to cut you three six-petalled flowers out of paper. Card stock is probably not suitable for this because it is too stiff. Then you fold every three flowers after the lines I have drawn on the middle flower in the photo.



The 1st Flowering is then cut with scissors to one of the fold lines to the middle. At the 2nd Flower you cut a flower petal, and at the 3rd Two flower petals.



With a little liquid adhesive now on the left and right of the section lying petals pasted over one another.



Now you take a wooden skewer and roll the petals individually about to give them a nice curved shape.



The spikes on the undersides of the flower parts incurred are to be pressed with your finger very gently flat.



The single leaf is with a wooden stick turned into a roll and secured with a tiny dab of glue. In the part with the two petals is also a leaf rolled up and the other tucked into the front. It looks a bit like a funnel. Also this structure fix with some glue.



is now composed of the rose. Add in the middle of the first layer a good dab of liquid glue and put put the next higher position with the leaves slightly and press together well. Then follow the same Scheme put on the next layer.



before the funnel is used, it should be with the scissors down to the top hats, as they otherwise leaves protrude too far out.



Then again recall to insert a nice dollop of liquid glue. At last, reduce the role of the individual petal down a bit and put glue in the funnel.

the rose is finished:



You can then decorate them with glitter or spray with Glimmer Mist. A beautiful play of colors created when the back of your paper has a different color than the front. Of course you can also edit the start, the edges of the leaves with a sponge and ink.

The paper roses can be of any size make if you have the appropriate punch. They are suitable for decorating boxes or greeting cards as well as a table decoration.

Here are some examples of using:

- potter tiny rose on a mini-Milkbox
Happy roses - Rose great on greeting card and pocket

!

soon
your Marion

Thursday, February 3, 2011

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Fox without Friends

The little fox on the current map from the stamp set is Stampin 'Fox and Friends ". But as he sits all alone on the water, I have the factory short hand "without Fox Friends" baptized.



The image is created in the roller grip technique on the initiative of Michelle Zindorf . The mirror image of the fox is made with the film of the Stamp-a-Ma-Jig. The leaves in the background are "simple faith" from the stamp set.

The colors are delicate blue, brilliant blue, chocolate brown, olive green and savannah.

soon
your Marion

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

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"flower greeting" with the roller grip technique

My friend Frank has a workshop with me occupied on rolling and fingering exercises busy now. Since she has already given a stamp in his home workshop with her friends, she has the great Stampin 'hosts set "Floral Greetings", which is perfectly suitable to his shadow images for the roller grip technique. The card she has practiced the 1-2-3-technique to get smooth color gradients.



Dear Frank, your card is very beautiful! to do

soon
your Marion