Happy Monday, everyone.
Quick video for you this morning showing off the new Metallic Staz-On Inks. They are wonderful! They stamp so well on acetate/transparency, paper and more. This video just shows the basics. Oh, and forgive my messy hands – a day of gardening and stamping wasn’t good to them…
Here is the card made with Hero Arts stamps. I know these flowers are usually white, but I added a bit of yellow to make them pop…
Love the texture of the metallic when it is clear embossed…
Supplies: Metallic Staz-On Ink; Hero Arts stamps (flourish background, text background, flowers), clear embossing powder, notecard, Grass Chalk Ink and clear card; Copic Markers (YG17, YG67, Y000, Y11, Y21, Blender); May Arts Ribbon; Doodlebug Button; Neenah white paper; Fiskars Stamp Press (the clear thing with orange feet) and Trimmer; American Crafts pop-dots.
You can get these fab inks HERE. There are four: Silver, Gold, Copper and Platinum. I can’t really pick a favorite – sorry – they are all lovely. They come with a reinker as they need to be reinked often…
(No – they didn’t pay me for this. I just love the product and had to share.)
You can find the Stamp Press (that makes non-wiggle stamping possible) HERE and the trimmer HERE. As for the other products I used, just click on the links in the green supply list under the card photo above.
OH! And this week the Hero Arts blog will be giving sneak peeks at all the new stamps about to be released. Check it out HERE.
Have a good Monday!
81 Comments
AWESOME Jennifer!
Beautiful card. Thanks for the video, always fun to watch.
that ink really gives beautiful effect! gorgeous card, Jennifer!! thanks for the video, too!
Jennifer
Oh that yellow and green with the pop of silver. I would have never thought to try those colors together. I think they are so happy and work well.
Sandi N.
Awesome video….thanks for always inspiring me to create more!!
Wow, another amazing card Jennifer! You certainly are talented. Keep on sharing!!!
This card takes my breath away! Lovely! You are an amazing artist.
Oh wow! This looks gorgeous! Thanks for sharing! Looking forward to trying these one day!
Jennifer, lovely card! I really like that lily of the valley image is it Hero Arts? I tried the linked but it didn’t work for me. thanks for sharing, stamping sue
Such a cool effect- love it!
Gorgeous card.
OMG – you are truly the artist among artists. This card is so beautiful! Thank you so much for making the video – you are my favorite card and scrapbook artist out there.
Jo
Wow- StazOn in metallics?? Hmm…
Wow! Love the look of the silver Staz-on.
Great video, BUT this is causing me alot.!!!!!LOL , thanks for the link, got tim holtz folders and inks, hero arts word stamp. fiskars cling stamp holder, from simon says stamps, thanks again
connie
Perfection, as always. Jennifer, you ROCK.
Love the card and the technique.. What an enabler you are! Now I have to go and get the Metallic Staz On and the Hero Arts stamp! Thanks for sharing your fabulous ideas!
Thanks for the video. I had recently purchased the copper and now I have a better idea of some ways to use it.
Beautiful card – love the metal effect!
Love the card; it’s beautiful!! Thanks for sharing!
Great demonstration! It was clear and direct. I love the card too. I’m definitely going to try it!
Thank you your lovely tutorial, another item to add the the wish list lol! Beautiful card, take careX:)
Thank you for sharing your awesome card. can’t wait to get my hands on the metallic inks.
Thank you for sharing such beautiful creations. I love the videos you post.
thanks for showing those new inks
Thank you for showing how to make this card. It’s lovely.
Have a good weekend.
Eveline.
Thank you again for another great video. You are so inspiring, and I feel like I have learned so much from reading your blog!!
Your cards are awesome. You inspire me.
Metallic Stayzon!! Oh, I NEED it!! Stayzon is my favorite ink for sure!
Great project.
Love the bright cheery colors!!! While watching the video assembly of the card I thought that you could skip one step of cutting the green card in half by just sliding the edge of the acetate card into the green card, flipping it so folds are across frome ach other, at the fold, stamping first on the correct side. It would give the edge of the card the fold at the bottom edge on the green. Great card either way!!!!
What a beautiful card-and I loved learning how to make it. Lillies of the Valley are my favorite flowers so thank you,
Jennifer for your sharing and inspiration. You actually shared many techniques I had wanted to learn! You are amazing!
Thank you, Jennifer.
Marie