Hi crafty friends and welcome back to my stamping blog Today, my share today is something new, Stamp and Spritz for Cool Stampin Tools.
This is a new program I’m starting where I will highlight a Tool (new and old) and share a project created with it.
To start things off – it’s the Stampin Spritzer!
There are lots of spritzers out there, believe me, I own them all. I give Stampin’ Up! Stampin’ Spritz a AAA.
- They are created out of light weight plastic – great for traveling
- They have a lid – whoo hoo – no accidents in my travel bag – and it won’t roll off my work table
- They are clear so you can see what color is inside
- The spritzer itself has a mighty blast – not one of those wimpy little puffs!
- Price point is excellent 2/$4.00 (cdn), inexpensive enough to have one for every colour.
- You can add water/alcohol, and Stampin’ Up! re-inkers to create coloured sprays.
Let’s make a project with these little guys. I call this Stamp & Spritz – mostly because that’s exactly what you do to create the cool background on this card.
The video below is a little long. I walk you through, how to do the flowers, how to watercolour the jar, and lastly, how to create the “stamp & spritz” background.
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Card Base: Thick Whisper white 4-1/4 x 11, score and fold at 5-1/2
Mat: Lemon Lime Twist or Bermuda Bay 3-7/8 x 5-1/8
Art Piece: Watercolor Paper 3-3/4 x 5
Flowers and Jar – Watercolor Paper 4 x 4
Thanks so much for stopping in to visit – I hope you enjoyed the Stamp and Spritz for Cool Stampin Tools Project! Until next time – Happy card making.
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Awesome card Sandi! Love those colors, beautifully designed! 🙂
thanks so much Amy, it was a fun one
Loved how you made the water in the jar bring out the ’roundness’ of it’s shape! The whole card was a delight to see come together. Thanks so much!
thank you Marsha, so glad you enjoyed it.
Great card Sandi. Love the technique. I’m going to try this one.
thanks Kristi, hope you will load it to the Hangout so we can see it too, LOL.
Thanks Sandi, it was worth waiting for!!! Ha Ha! Love your style! I still miss you as my demo!
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Love this card.
thank you
Great video! You show water-coloring made easy, it’s not some difficult process that takes talent (drawing) and time! I think I could actually do this ? THANK YOU!
I think you can too Phyllis, give it a go, you will LOVE it……and thanks for the kind comments on my video, I appreciate that very much
I love how that card came out. The flowers are so pretty. I learned a couple of things watching your video. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely card. Inspired to try the spritzing. I really enjoy using the Jar of Love stamp set, so many things you can do with it.
thank you Valerie, and I agree, it’s a very versatile stamp set for sure.