Hello All, and happy new year to you! This post is the start of new products launching with Ranger Ink, and there are so many more to come. Wendy Vecchi has just introduced her new Chippies! Did you catch her Live earlier today? She had so many wonderful samples using the new Chippies. They are just darling pieces of chipboard, five sets in all with Bases and Frames, Leaves, Blossoms, Wreaths, and Beverages. They all primed with gesso which allows you to use so many mediums on, and you can even dry emboss on them which I thought was the best technique using them, and that's what I've done on these magnets I made using so many of the Chippies, plus I painted on them too. I just love flowers, and I tried to coordinate these using them in different ways, and I think they will make great little Valentine or Birthday gifts. Enjoy!
Introducing Wendy Vecchi Make Art Chippies!
Select the Chippies you
want to use for the magnets and cut if need be (I cut the wreaths for leaf
swags.), and arrange the them the way you want. You might want to take a photo
of your arrangements to help you in the planning.
Using Tim Holtz Antique
Linen Distress Paint, paint over the cups, saucer, and tea bag tags. Paint over
heart frame and spoons with Silver Metallic Paint Dabber. Ink over the solid
heart with Mulberry Archival Ink and an Ink Blending Tool. Let all dry.
Mask off stripe on the
large cup with Sticky Notes, and ink in with Mulberry. Ink the flower centers
or petals with Mulberry using the tool or a detail craft swab if the parts are
too small. Use a Black Fude Ball Pen to color in the etched lines on the border
of the stripe on the cup.
Using the Tim Holtz
Sizzix Star Bright Texture Fade, emboss the small cup (try to leave the inside
of the cup not embossed by placing the cup on the edge of the fade), saucer,
large tea bag tag, solid heart, and the handle of the largest spoon, doing each
separately for the best image placement and run them through the machine three
times each for nice detailed embossing.
Ink over all leaves with
Pricky Pear first and then some parts in English Ivy Archival and the Ink
Blending Tool. Ink in petals and centers of flowers with Golden Rod Archival.
Leave some petal parts white.
Ink in bow with Mulberry.
Using the tip of your finger, add Mulberry Archival to the raised parts of the
embossing on the little cup and saucer and large tea bag tag, by gently rubbing
over the design to color it in to see it better. Do the same with the raised
designs on the heart but use Antique Linen Distress Paint. Let them dry. Use a
detail paint brush to paint in wispy lines over the petals of the flowers using
Antique Linen. Add some more detail wispy lines to the flowers and bow with
yellow and red Pitt Pens. Adhere heart to frame and some of the flowers to
stems with Perfect Card Adhesive.
Stamp 'Flowers Say It
All' sentiment three times onto Ivory Heavystock using Black Soot Archival,
from the set with the same name. Cut apart and ink the edges of the those with
Gathered Twigs Distress Ink. Stamp small heart from Merci and More onto the
small tea bag tag using Mulberry. Tie string to the tea bag tags. Figure out
where you want the sentiments to go and add foam tape to the back of each.
Assemble all three designs together using Perfect Card Adhesive, and ink any
edges as you go with Black Soot or Gathered Twigs.
Add sticky magnet sheet
to the back of each design, making sure they stick well to the Stay-tion so you
know they will work properly. Use Sunflower and Garnet Liquid Pearls to dot the
centers of each flower and anywhere else you want using, and use a stylus to help you make perfect dots by
picking up the color from the Stay-tion and dotting it on with the stylus if
you have a hard time controlling the Pearls straight from the tube. Let dry.
(Stay-tion, Scissors, Ink Blending
Tools, Detail Craft Swabs, Sticky Note for Masking, Embossing Machine, Detail
Paint Brush, Stamping Block, Foam Tape, Stylus)
-Ranger
Wendy Vecchi Make Art Chippies: Base and Frames, Beverages, Wreathes, Blossoms
-Ranger Paint Dabber: Silver Metallic
-Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Paint:
Antique Linen
-Ranger Wendy Vecchi Archival Ink:
Mulberry, Golden Rod, Prickly Pear, English Ivy
-Ranger Fude Ball Pen: Black
-Sizzix Tim Holtz Texture Fade: Star
Bright
-Faber-Castell Pitt Artist Pens
-Ranger Wendy Vecchi Make Art Stamp,
Die, Stencil Set: Merci and More, Flowers Say It All
-Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Archival Ink:
Black Soot
-Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Heavystock:
Ivory
-Ranger Tim Holtz Distress Ink: Gathered
Twigs
-Ranger Wendy Vecchi Perfect Card
Adhesive
-Ranger Wendy Vecchi Liquid Pearls: Sunflower
-Ranger Liquid Pearls: Garnet
-String, Sticky Magnet
Sheets
I'll be back again soon. Thank you so much for stopping by, and until next time, I hope your hands get creatively dirty soon!
Anita!!! You nailed the chippies. These are absolutely adorable. I appreciate the blog posts. They are a pain. Yours is awesome & detailed. THANKS so much! I love these!!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous creations! You used Wendy's products to really "make art!"
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