Showing posts with label Tim Holtz. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim Holtz. Show all posts

Saturday, 30 May 2015

{ New Products for May }

Hello! Today we would like to share some of the new products we have added to our online shop this month. Stencils, watercolours, oil paints and pastels, Ranger products, books and many other new items are waiting for you on our virtual shelves.



1. Firstly the product that is the most exciting one for us - Sennelier Watercolours in half pans and 10 ml tubes. Best pigments, intense colours and incredible quality - that's what we love about them. Here is short video to inspire you. 









3. New metal and copper sheets perfect to play with embossing folders or Vintaj Patina

4. For all Tim Holtz fans - his mini mason jars, new stencils and brand new colour of Distress Ink - Fossilized Amber.


5. A few inspiring books that will help you learn new techniques and develop your skills:

6. Agency Satchel Portfolio in two different sizes. Perfect for carrying your artwork on canvas or board.

7. Dina Wakley stencils:


8. Three gorgeous colours of Wendy Vecchi Archival Ink pads (try with her stamps and stencils)

9. Sennelier Oil paints and pastels:

10. And some other exciting bits like mini Distress Embossing Ink, Paint saver Palette, Flat wire, new Catalyst Wedge tool and much more:

Please remember that you can follow us on Facebook, where we share almost all new products added to the shop.
Have a nice and creative weekend,
Kasia & Jamie

ps. Tomorrow is the last day of our big May Sale. Check it out here.


Friday, 8 November 2013

Victorian Carolers

Hello everybody, I am finally back online. For some reason my computer was very full, thankfully Jamie understands it all and has sorted it out for me.

I have been having a great time doing the Creative Chemistry 102 with Tom Holtz, I have not quite finished it all and some technique's need a little more practice.

I am also doing the Lifebook 2013, and when I can take some better photo's I will give you a glimpse of my pages it's going to be a awesome big book. I am already looking forward to next year as the very talented Dyan Reaveley and Anna Dabrowska (Finnabair) are going to be just two of the amazing artists that are contributing. If you need weekly inspiration then it is well worth doing.

Finnibair is coming to Artist Trading Post on 31st November and 1st December there are a few places left on the Sunday afternoon so if fancy doing a stunning project called Everyday Treasures mixed media shadowbox check out the website.

We are very pleased as Sue Carrington is doing a Workshop for us on Saturday 16th November. Sue is going to show us how to create an Altered Keepsake Box. You can find Sue on Paper Artsy's blog where she was a guest designer or have a look at the stunning project's she does on her blog here.

 Here are some pictures of cards I have made using a New Tim Holtz Die called the Victorian Carolers. The two little figures are so cute I want to use them on everything.

The figures have been cut out of card and painted black and then sanded for that distressed look, it doesn't show up on the photo.


Here I have used an old piece of music sheet, tinted the paper and frame with Vintage Photo Distress ink, and also blended through a stencil.



After stamping the snowflakes with Evergreen bough Distress ink, I then sprinkled sticky embossing powder over the card, heated and then covered with Dry Distress Stickles, for the figures I applied Glossy accents and Dry Distress Stickles and then let dry naturally.


Here I have embossed a piece of pearlescent card using the Sizzix Christmas border and background folder and swiped evergreen bough over the raised arear with blending foam.

The silver Tinsel Twine has been coloured with Alcohol Ink and then heated with a heat tool to give it a distressed look.


Thanks for reading,  Sharon x