Got at least one project done today. Where in the heck did the summer go? Well I guess that just means that Halloween is just around the corner, heheeeee...
I have for you today my Smeared Ink Weekly Design Team Project. I have used a Smeared Ink image called Smokey. Smokey was a FREE image that I received from a past challenge over at the Smeared and Smudged Forum. Sorry, he is not available for sale.
I was inspired to create this for some other challenges. The first is the August Junk Funk, on the Smeared and Smudged Forum, which you have to use toothpicks in some way on your project. The next is a challenge for Haunted Design House Macrabe Monday. You have until Sunday to get your Ferocious Furballs in. You MUST see what the Design Team has created, wow!
This bad ass bunny is either going to be a box top or a hang of some sort.
Puffin' On the Deets
Smokey and saying were printed onto copy paper.
Saying is from Smeared Ink digital set called Love Lil' Grumpies.
Image was inked with black fine tip Sharpie, shaded in and cig-ie end colored with Blendabilities. He is fussy cut and adhered to background.
Background is stamped with Smeared Ink stamps from a Rubber Club Past Offering set called Chick's Dig Guns (Nov 2013). Silver Encore ink was used.
Random words in saying were cut out and adhered to give a bit more texture.
Background layer is outlined with Blendability.
Black layer is Black Gesso applied to cut cereal box.
Base or bottom layer is also cut cereal box. It was punched with paper piercer in the upper left and lower right corners.
Toothpicks were broken in half and inserted into punched holes.
Entire base was spray painted with Krylon Looking Glass Paint, to give a metallic look.
All materials used are current Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted.
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Thursday, August 21, 2014
Monday, February 10, 2014
Smeared Ink Weekly DT Project & Freaky Freebie February Challenge
February is here and starting tomorrow is the Bloody Valentine Blog Hop that Smeared Ink is hosting.
The Smeared and Smudged Forum is loaded with great monthly challenges. I have been wanting to use this months Freaky Freebie, Smoky, for some time and sooo happy to have created a card for my Smeared Ink Weekly project and join the challenge.
I have combined this project with my Smeared Ink Weekly Design Team project in which I can only use Smeared Ink stamps. I have also used Poe Boy background scraps from another project, and my new Carnies stamp set from the Smeared Ink Rubber Club past offerings.
The Smeared and Smudged Forum is loaded with great monthly challenges. I have been wanting to use this months Freaky Freebie, Smoky, for some time and sooo happy to have created a card for my Smeared Ink Weekly project and join the challenge.
I have combined this project with my Smeared Ink Weekly Design Team project in which I can only use Smeared Ink stamps. I have also used Poe Boy background scraps from another project, and my new Carnies stamp set from the Smeared Ink Rubber Club past offerings.
Feet Full of Deets
Smoky is printed out onto copy paper.
Colored in with inks and Aqua Painter.
Fussy cut and adhered to card front.
Silver marker for eye centers.
Markers for finer details on eyes, ears, and cigarette.
Crystals Effects on eyes, nose, cigarette tip, and lucky human feet.
Lucky Human Feet
Feet are from the past offerings of the Carnies (December 2013) Smeared Ink Rubber Club set.
Stamped in Black Staze On onto Whisper White card stock. Fussy cut.
Paper piercing tool for hole and then strung onto Silver Elastic cord (retired SU!).
Background
Card base is Whisper White card stock.
Cut up scraps of printed Poe Boy background and adhered to card front.
Dripped water sploches from Aqua Painter randomly on background to make more grungy.
Saying
Black Sharpie hand written onto scraps from printed image.
Cut and adhered to card front with dimensionals.
All materials used are current Stampin' Up! unless otherwise noted.
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