Hey everyone! I hope you are well and feeling creative today. This month's blog project theme is Summer and I went for a less obvious route as inspiration for the project; journeys. Summer is all about holidays, trips out, getting out and enjoying the light, warmth (occasionally!) and possibilities it brings.



I firstly gessoed the front of the card and added the main texture of tulle net which I adhered with soft gel medium, sprinkled with embossing powders onto then melted with a heat tool . Using a WOW! Clear Ultra Slow Drying Embossing pad to tap around the edges of the card I then sprinkled with Copper powder to add a dramatic metallic highlight. 


On top of the net details I added a foiled die cut star and stamped leaf from the Feathers of Fancy with the Clear Ultra Slow Drying Embossing pad. I sprinkled the images with Bonding Powder then melted with a heat tool and lightly pressed Teal and Copper Fab Foil onto the stamped details. Leave to cool, lift off and hey presto! …

Hi everyone! It's Fran here with you todaysharing my first WOW! DT project with you. Excitement!

I'm a big fan of feahers so I fell in love with the Wow silicone mould and wanted to create a simple yet punchy card with it.

I started the background by inking a piece of card then I rubbed Wow's embossing ink pad over and added Iced Silver powder on top and melted.

For the resin feather I used a combination of Bluetiful and Black Ebony embossing powders which I mixed with Melt It powder in two seperate batches; Bluetiful  for the tip of the feather and Black Ebony for the bottom part.




I dropped some dots of the remaining black hot Melt It liquid onto my heat resistant craft sheet to make my own mini resin gems and aren't they just the cutest things?

Dimension was added to the card with a piece of Ice Blue foil which I adhered and rubbed Wow embossing ink. Royal Crush and Pearl White powders  were then sprinkled over and melted to create a 3D, metallic,molten surface.

A cotton …

Hello all, Donna here and today it is my turn to share a project I have been working on.  A few weeks ago I got a new shipment of embossing powders and stamps, and OMG they are all so YUMMY!  the colours are so vibrant and the stamps are divine.  I wanted to do something special for one of my friends and I came up with this project.  The only problem is that I love it that much I don't know if it is going to leave my dresser.  whooops!   I love to go to op shops and up-cycle my findings.  I found this little wee pine box and thought that it had lots of possibilities...  This is what I turned it into. First I stamped over the whole box with the BROCADE stamp in black archival ink.  After the ink has dried, cover the whole box with barn door distress stain, you can speed up the drying time by using a heat gun.  Once the stain is dry spread a very thin layer of glossy accents over the entire box.  The reason I coated the box in glossy accents is so the wood will not absorb the VersaMa…