Showing posts with label Ebrush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ebrush. Show all posts

Sunday, October 4, 2015

Inspirational Card

I used my Craftwell Ebrush to create the background for this card. It is a card request from the group, Creative Card Angels.  It was a request for happy mail for someone in a Nursing Home. I am enjoying being in this card group. It is helping me to use my crafty stash (some which probably would have never gotten used) and I'm loving sending out card to make people happy.
Front
 Inside
 Spellbinders Cascading Dots die
 Background sprayed with my Craftwell Ebosser and Copic Markers  
(#fallforebrush)
Once you spray the background (or use your inks) you just pop up the front of the card with pop-up strips. The flowers are from Stampin Up Petite Petals, Butterfly- Stampin Up Polka Dot Pieces. The front sentiment is Stampin Up - Trust God.  The inside sentiment is a random stamp I got from Michaeals.

Friday, June 19, 2015

You're a Classic Father's Day Cards

Here's the last of my Father's Day Cards. Somehow I ended up making way more FDCs than I did for Mother's Day! How did that happen? Oh yeah, now I remember....I got request for them!

I did two of each design, 8 total. The cars flip open and says "One of A Kind!" and the inside of the card says "Happy Father's Day.
Inside the of the car
Inside of card

Close up of Cars




The car card is in the Silhouette Store.
Paper: Kumari Embellish, by Dena and G45 ABC Primer Collection
Candi dots colored to match with my Craftwell eBrush and Copic markers
Washi Tape and DCVW Foil paper for sentiments and accents.

Thank you for stopping by and Happy Father's Day to all!!




Friday, March 6, 2015

Spellbinder Card Creator

I got the inspiration for this card from Pinterest and put my spin on it. I've had this Spellbinder Card Creator die for quite some time and have never used it.  I love how it turned out. I used my Craftwell eBrush to color the flowers to match the card. The label is actually silver foil, but I could not get a good picture of it. 
 Side View
 Inside
Here's the box I made for the card.

Thanks for stopping by!

Thursday, February 19, 2015

Get Well Card

I made this card last night for a friend that is recovering from surgery. I hope it helps to brighten her day.
I didn't have any matching ribbon so I pulled out my Craftwell eBrush and my Copic Marker and made it. Other items used are listed at the bottom.
 Inside
Items used: Spellbinders Elegant Labels 4
                  JustRite Stamp - Chicken Soup Labels 4
                  Ebosser
                  Silhouette Cameo
                  Craftwell eBrush
                  Copic Marker B04

Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Valentine's Day Lollipop Treat

It's time time of year again!! Love is in the air! 
I guess you can tell that I love Valentine's Day!

These lollipop card idea was 100% scraplifted from Pinterest!! No shame! 

I used my new Brother Scan N Cut for the scalloped edge cards, then I used my Stampin Up Heart Punch and Treat Cups. I got the popsicle sticks from Dollar Tree and colored them with my eBrush and Copic Markers.

I cut 3 scalloped cards on the Brother Scan and Cut. One at 2.75 in, and two at 3 inches. I punched the smaller scalloped card with the Heart punch, inserted the treat cup, filled it with M & Ms and then placed the background scallop on top of it. (I forgot to take pictures of this process, sorry). Then I took some Terrifically Tack Tape and put the popsicle stick in the center back.  I used my ATG to put tape on all four corners of the solid colored scalloped card (this will be the back) and adhered it to the background scallop.
 Side view
 You can use the back to add "To" and "From" to turn these into gifts for the kiddies.

Thanks for dropping by.



Sunday, November 23, 2014

Thanksgiving Card

Same card, two different looks. 
The card is from the Silhouette store. I used my eBrush to color the pumpkins and my Silhouette Cameo to cut the leaves.

 This is the first one I did.  It has the "Thanks" cut out in the front of the card. I used Stickles to put the lining under the pumpkins. I like this one because it has a softer touch to it.
 Here's the inside:
 I put a dark colored card stock behind the "Thanks" on this one to give it a more masculine touch. No glitter. The lining under the pumpkins is card stock. This one is actually for my brother.
Here's the inside of this one. I used the color gradient tool to create the background. This was my first time using the advanced features in my Cameo software. I love how it turned out.

Thanks for looking and enjoy your holiday!!  Remember the real reason for the day....to give Thanks!

Monday, November 3, 2014

Sympathy Card using my Craftwell eBrush

A few weeks ago, I colored this peacock with my Craftwell Ebrush . I am just now figuring out what to do with the image. It has so many colors that I decided to keep it simple and put it on a card.

All I need now is for my Mojo to come back home so I can play some more with my new toy. My creative juices are all dried up. (insert sad face here) Oh well, maybe everything will return to normal when I get over whatever this is going around.

I colored the peacock using Copic Markers and I embossed the background paper with the Teresa Collins Woodgrain folder for the eBosser, also by Craftwell.

C

Monday, October 27, 2014

Happy Halloween with the Craftwell Ebrush

Hello peeps!!!  I got a new toy!!

I recently purchased the Craftwell Ebrush from HSN.  I had been wanting it forever, but the price was rather high and the reviews were horrible. I decided to take a chance and purchase it because,
1.It was on sale and,
2. I had a coupon!!!
Aren't  those the only reasons we crafters need?

The Craftwell Ebrush is a cute little airbrush system that you can use with various markers. The one I purchased came with a 3lb. air compressor and 6 marker adapters.

I watched a few videos by Debi Tullier prior to my Ebrush arriving. I tell ya, this lady is a whiz with this ebrush. I was up an running within an hour of receiving it.

So far, I have found the bad reviews not to be the case for me. I'm finding this tool to be very easy to use, I'm having so much fun with it and I can't wait to try more projects!

This is my Halloween card and the instructions on how I did it. Really fun!!!

 Inside
First I cut my card base 4.25x5.5 (that's the Ebrush in the background)
 Using my Silhouette Cameo Design Studio, I cut out my images to mask the areas on the card base that I did not want covered with ink. I also cut out the lettering for the "Happy Halloween".
 Next I used painters tape to hold down the base and to help with splatter control.
 Here are my images
 I lifted them with lift-off tape for vinyl.
 Here are the images on the card, you may not be able to see them because they are white. I used my Copic Marker to spray.
 This is how it looks after I take the images off
 Next I took a smaller piece of card stock 4 x5.25 and tore the edges of to give it jagged look. I used this as my guide for the outer edge of the card that I sprayed in black.

 See?
 Don't have the right color embellishments? Not to worry!!!  Ebrush and Copics to the rescue!!!
I did the inside of the card with  Stampin Up Sweet Centers and a few stickers. I popped up the embellishments to give some dimension and that was it!  Quick and easy cards for friends.


Thanks for looking!!