Showing posts with label scoring tool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scoring tool. Show all posts

Friday, August 16, 2013

ScorPal & VLVS! - Day Five

Welcome to a week full of inspiration!

and
 

All week we'll be teaming up with the folks @ Scor-Pal and using their amazing scoring tool in conjunction with Viva Las VegaStamps! rubber stamps!
--Leave comments all week long to be entered to win! Scor-Pal has an original Scor-Pal to give away PLUS a lb o' rubber! And we've got a ScorEnvi plus a lb o' rubber!--


We're rounding out this fab week with HERMINE:




Several notepads and sticky notes where laying around so I decided to make a cover with the scorpal to keep them together. I had so much fun playing around with the scorpal that I thougt that instead of tying a ribbon around it I make a matching box to contain it and so I did. I turned out great and fitted like a glove, and so easy to do so with this awesome device.
and TASHA:



I used my Scorpal to create the basis of the project.


With it it's very fast and easy!




 My project is dedicated to dolls games. To create it I used Grafic45 paper and artdoll stamps from VLVS! Art Doll Set-ATC Size 1 x 1, 1 x 1 1/4, 3/4 x 1 1/2 (2), 3/4 x 1 (2)
For the background I used
Washi Grid Background | Be Adorable 1 3/4 x 4 1/2

Now it's time to jump over to Scor-Pal and see what they're sharing today! 

Thursday, August 15, 2013

ScorPal & VLVS! - Day Four

Welcome to a week full of inspiration!

and
 

All week we'll be teaming up with the folks @ Scor-Pal and using their amazing scoring tool in conjunction with Viva Las VegaStamps! rubber stamps!

--Leave comments all week long to be entered to win! Scor-Pal has an original Scor-Pal to give away PLUS a lb o' rubber! And we've got a ScorEnvi plus a lb o' rubber!--

First up today we have GLENDA:


Hi everyone, Glenda here! This was my first time using the Scorpal and let me just say WOW!!! At first I wracked my brain trying to think of what I was going to make because I'm not a card person, but I am a total ATC addict!! So I thought why can't I make a little ATC booklet using the Scorpal, and I did!! The size of an ATC is 2 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches. I wanted to make a triple ATC so I cut my white cardstock into the size of 2 1/2 x 7 inches. I then placed that onto the Scorpal and it was so nice because it did the measuring and folding for me!!! I made 2 scores at the 2 1/2 inch mark and the 5 inch mark (and be careful that you don't go over them again like I did because I tore right through it and had to start again! haha) and then gently folded them like an accordion.


After that I decorated each mini page with a variety of super fun Viva Las VegaStamps!, Sakura gelly & micron pens, mists, paint and papers and now have a cute little ATC mini album. If one ATC is good how awesome is having 6 connected all together??


Here are the Viva Las VegaStamps! that I used to make this project:


And 2nd for today we have KAREN:


Dictionary Page | Owl In Vest | Large Doily

I used the ScorPal to make a caddy to sit on my desk with three compartments in it. Seeing as though I use a lot of tags in my creating I thought i'd make it to fit them.

I started by cutting and scoring three identical boxes, stuck them to each other, them painted them ( in hindsight I would of painted first before cutting and scoring.) Stamped my images on cardstock, added some colour and used miracle tape to stick them on. Added in a couple of idea-ogoly embellishments and taahh dahhh a new desk caddy!



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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

ScorPal & VLVS! - Day Three

Welcome to a week full of inspiration!

and
 

All week we'll be teaming up with the folks @ Scor-Pal and using their amazing scoring tool in conjunction with Viva Las VegaStamps! rubber stamps!
--Leave comments all week long to be entered to win! Scor-Pal has an original Scor-Pal to give away PLUS a lb o' rubber! And we've got a ScorEnvi plus a lb o' rubber!--


First up for inspiration today is Lea Cioci! She's brought this superbly textured dimensional box! 


It has been designed with her Scor-Pal.  She punched holes to add interest and more depth and has stamped some cardstock then adhered it under the holes on the inside of the box. The accents around the box and tag were created with Sakura of America Cray Pas.  The image of lady under umbrella and tag enhance the box cover lending it to be used as an "anytime gift" or "treat" when someone is having a bad day.

2nd up is Sandra with a super sweet little Halloween treat box! The top lid:


Sandra Says "using my Scor-Pal®, I scored a 7x7 piece of watercolor paper at 2 inches and 5 1/8 inches. Gelatos were used to paint the paper. I cut where the lines met at each corner, folded, and taped the flaps to make  a 3x3 1/8 lid. I stamped the Giant Jack-o-Lantern image onto a piece of Kromecote that I ironed under wax paper, and rubbed with an inkpad.  I colored the images with the Gellyrolls and cut it out.  I used soft gel medium to stick to the burlap."

 And for the actual box: 


From Sandra : "Using my Scor-Pal®, I scored a 7x7 piece of watercolor paper at 2 inches and 5 inches. Then I followed the same procedure for cutting and folding as I did for the lid to make a 3x3 box. I stamped the images onto silk tissue paper and used the gel medium to glue them down.  I used the stardust pens to add a few swirls and lines and I was done!"

18911 - Full Moon |  18954 - May Contain Human Flesh | 19207 - Turtle Skeleton | 18598 - Radioactive



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Tuesday, August 13, 2013

ScorPal & VLVS! - Day Two

Welcome to a week full of inspiration!

and
 

All week we'll be teaming up with the folks @ Scor-Pal and using their amazing scoring tool in conjunction with Viva Las VegaStamps! rubber stamps!

--Leave comments all week long to be entered to win! Scor-Pal has an original Scor-Pal to give away PLUS a lb o' rubber! And we've got a ScorEnvi plus a lb o' rubber!--


Up first today we have AMY LASSITER:



"I created this layout, after wanting to be able to use all the lines on the Scor-pal's board to make a hashed type of grid. I took a piece of 7 Dots paper, and scored it both horizontally and vertically, on the flip side, to create embossed lines. I didn't use each indicated line, but just chose randomly. After flipping over the paper, I ran a sponge lightly over the raised lines, using tuxedo black Momento ink, and then a blend of white and brown inks, for a very subtle gradient.
After inking the lines, I used the cracked background, and grunge1787 writing background stamps, as well as various paints and wet inks to create the background. After adding my photos, I embellished using UmWowStudio chipboard,flowers, bits and bobs. To create my flying pig, I used the butterfly wings and of course, the ever so cute pig peering stamps, to create the finishing touches on my "When Pigs Fly!" layout."



And second is SUSAN M. BROWN:


What does one do on a rainy day??? Play with dolls! Susan has been stamping and scoring up rooms for her neices' dolls. She's scored Kromecote cardstock and vellum hand doodled with Sakura Souffle® 3-D Opaque Ink pens, with this adorable bath tub stamp #5508... just to start! You'll have to click over to Susan's page "sbartist : painting in the dark" to see get even more details on this piece. From the looks of it - she's going through loads of our world-famous Miracle Tape, too!



Now it's time to jump over to Scor-Pal and see what they're sharing today! 


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Saturday, December 22, 2012

Santa Card




Hi Judy here, I just love how this card turned out with Santa and the designer paper! Is everyone ready for Christmas! I've had fun playing with this jolly Santa! If you recall, I used this image on my canvas last month. This time I'm using a different coloring product.



Santa # 18933
Kromecote
Miracle Tape
Designer paper
White card stock
Archival black ink
Copic markers
Scoring tool
Paper trimmer
White paint
Scissors

The Santa image #18933 was inked with archival black on Kromecote and then Copic markers were used to color image. 
White paint was used on beard and trim.  
The image was cutout and then applied to a piece of white card stock. 
Cut designer paper 5 ½” x 5 ½.” Use scoring tool to score 1”on left side and fold back. Use Miracle Tape to adhere the 1” piece to folded card to finish.