If you have just joined us on this little adventure of "Bring on Spring!" for WeScrap.com, you may want to start at the beginning, here; http://www.creativecraftsandstickers.com/
As part of the WeScrap Inspiration Team, we have all decided that with all the months of snow and ice that we'd "Bring on Spring!" a little early this year! Hop along with the entire WeScrap iTeam to see what each of the iTeam has created!
Here's our blog hop rotation for today:
Creative Crafts and Stickers (http://www.creativecraftsandstickers.com/)
Sarah Nolan (http://www.theoccasionalcreation.blogspot.com/)
Michelle Galloway (http://ihave3bugs.blogspot.com/)
Calia Yang (http://yscrapbook.blogspot.com/)
Laura Gilhuly (http://angelbearscraps.blogspot.com/)
Tara Thynne (http://www.thynner5.blogspot.com/)
Jacquelin Green (http://www.groovyscrapbooker.blogspot.com/)
Jen Benoit (http://www.lifethejenway.blogspot.com/)
Avina Lim (http://brainy-bairn.blogspot.com/)
Guest iTeam, Teresa Hord (http://creativecowgirl.wordpress.com/)
Allison Cope (http://yourmemoriescanada.blogspot.com/) ***you are HERE!***
Now I'd like to share my Spring inspired project with you!
I used all kinds of goodies from the January kit, "Wind Beneath My Wings".
To me, Spring is all about the beauty we see around us... and beautiful butterflies are just one part of that! So I grabbed the acrylic butterfly album from the kit and began to design something fun to hang in my front window to celebrate the coming of Spring.
I started with some personal alcohol inks and the butterfly acrylic album from the kit.
I first peeled off the protective clear sheets off of both sides of each acrylic page.
I then applied three colours, pink sherbet, eggplant and cranberry, of alcohol ink to my ink applicator.
I dabbed and blended the inks all over the surface of the acrylic piece.
Then I took my Ranger Archival jet black ink and inked up a leaf stamp (Papertrey Ink).
I applied my wet black ink right over the alcohol inked surface of the acrylic butterfly piece.
I stamped multiple times until I had covered my butterfly image to my liking.
Then I took a dry paper towel and carefully wiped the black ink off of the butterfly. The Ranger ink pulls the alcohol ink from the acrylic to leave a clear void of the stamped image.
See the end result of removing the black Archival ink.... Cool huh!!!
I then repeated the inking and stamping of all the butterfly pages; 6 in total. I then decorated each individual page with a letter from the word "Spring".
I used some purple ribbon from the kit to make some flowers. I also used some pink cardstock from the kit to make my letters and I also stamped some butterfly images (myStampBOX) on this cardstock as well.
Here is my end result... a "Spring" banner...
I am so glad that you joined the iTeam from WeScrap today!
Not only do we have some fabulous projects to share today but you also have a chance to win a PRIZE! By leaving a comment on EACH iTeam member's blog today, you have a chance to win $100 worth of scrappy goodies! Yup... that's $100 worth of scrappy goodness for your stash! You have until Wednesday March 10th to leave your comments for a chance to win. Good luck!
MY GIVEAWAY DETAILS:
Since this is the LAST blog on the blog hop for you, don't forget to leave a comment below because I am also giving away one of the WeScrap Limited Edition kits as a prize... our "Kraft Kit". Please ensure there is some way of me contacting you; an email address, a blog address, etc.
YOUR LAST STOP TODAY...
PLEASE LEAVE US ONE FINAL
COMMENT HERE as your final chance to WIN!!!!
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PLEASE LEAVE US ONE FINAL
COMMENT HERE as your final chance to WIN!!!!
You will need to register in the WeScrap forum for this one... it's FREE!
Thanks! We hope you enjoyed your journey!
47 comments:
You are just so darn creative!!
Love, love, love it!!!! That ink removal is too cool!
Great project Ally, love that butterfly!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE the banner! Gorgeous work!
What a gorgeous banner! I am so glad you shared the tutorial on the acrylics....I have many many of these and really didn't know what the heck I was supposed to do! Now I know....thank you!!
Ally, the butterfly tutorial is fantastic, thanks for sharing!!
Beautiful! Thanks for teh tutorial!
Wow!! I have never used these inks...I think I might just have to buy some now! Thanks for the tutorial!!
Have a great day!!
Ramona
very clever butterfly effect. well done you.
http://jude-madscrappersblog.blogspot.com/
Ally-- this is amazingly GORGEOUS! I'm always blown away by your work. Thanks for the tutorial, and inspiring me! =)
Ally, you rock! I was just thinking I needed to make some kind of spring garland....This is beautiful!
Thanks for the tutorial! what a very cool technique!
such a very cool banner! love the technique with the alcohol ink!
wonderful Ally - TFS your technique - they look really cool
Totally Awesome! So creative! Thanks for sharing.
WOW.. this is totally awesome.. I will have to give this a try!! I will be back to stalk this post for a while. Happy Hippity Hop Hop.. LOve this!!
WOW, that is so awesome. Makes me want to get my inks out again. Thank you so much and thank you for this hop. You ladies did a great job.
Totally cool! Love the banner!
Gorgeous spring banner!!
Freaking awesome Ally!! So lovely. Thanks so much!
I love alcohol inks! Very nice :)
Hi Ally! What you did with the acrylic butterflies is simply amazing. I have never played with alcohol inks but you worked a magic. I'm guessing it's a chemical in different inks but still... Thank you for sharing a great idea. Love the spring banner :)
So beautiful, love the colours, and what a great stamped image to use thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the detailed tutorial - really enjoyed the project
OMG ALLY!!!!!!! What a gorgeous technique AND example!! I'm in love!
OMGoodness, your banner looks amazing and love the technique!!
Can't wait to try this technique!
Your banner is great incentive to be creative!
Thanks for sharing!
Sandi
Ally--that is sooo cool! It looked good with the black too--but the clear is so light and springy! Great project!!! Girlie--you can contact me via the Wescrap forum---it's me KIMMER!!!! :) (I just wasn't sure about posting my email here)
Beautiful banner Ally! Great colors.
That is so cool!!!! I haven't dabbled in alcohol inks yet but I might have to soon!
BEAUTIFUL Banner...love the process! thanks for sharing :)
Susan
http://piecesoffatesusan.blogspot.com
What a great technique, your butterfly banner is awesome!!!
-Cher
That is adorable and I love the technique with removing the ink. Thanks for sharing..
That is a freakin cool technique!!!! You really rocked this one chickie!!!
WOW that is amazing Ali.Thank you for this. Will surely try it
Wow! Fantastic project! Love your cool ink removal technique! Thanks for sharing!
This is awesome!! Love that technique! I cannot post a comment to the WeScrap forum, because I cannot remember my password, and I clicked for it to be sent through e-mail yesterday and still haven't gotten anything!
Steph
Wonderful work Ally! Did all of the blog hop and love all the projects!!!
Oh Ally, absolutely gorgeous. You truly are inspiring. TFS!
This is just brilliant! You are really talented and have great techniques!!
Beautiful album and thanks for the tutorial.
I think I am already registered on your forum-so I am happy to blog hop and get all your inspirations!!! Thanks for the chance to win!
I love what you did with the butterfly!! Thanks do much for the awesome idea!!
What an awesome project! Thanks for the chance to win!
Ally I have been following your work for a long time and I'm always inspired... this is no exception!! What an amazing look on that butterfly album!! TFS your talent! :)
Sorry I missed the hop Ally :( I only made it half way through because my power kept going on and off all weekend (it still was as of yesterday)...grr! Just wanted to let you know that you all did a FANTASTIC job!!!! I am hoping that you will do it again very soon so I can hop all the way through this time!!!! That butterfly ROCKS girlie!!!!
That's a really cool technique! Thanks for sharing it with us!
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