For those of you that may be starting the hop here, hiya & a huge welcome to the CK Mixed Media Scrapbooking, vol. 2 blog hop. Each of the talented designers participating are sharing a layout or project that focuses on a specific section you will find in this special issue.
Modeling Mediums – Mou Saha
Color – Riika Kovasin
Fabric – Cindy Tobey
Metallic – Stacy Cohen
Around the House – Ashley Horton
Collage – Susan Weckesser
Photo Transfer – ME :) (you are here)
This special issue focuses on techniques & how-to's for mixed media scrapbooking & is full of amazing layouts and creative ideas using color mediums, modeling mediums, fabric, collage, metallics, you are going to want to try for yourself.
This is one of the pages I had published in this issue. It focuses on a versatile tape transfer technique.
So Lucky by Kim Watson:(posted with prior permission from creative crafts group)
(Supplies: Cardstock: Carta Bella Papers; Patterned paper, decorative tape, Jewel accents, Banner trim, Stickers: Glitz Designs; Die cut sheets, Chevron paper and Chipboard: Fancy Pants Designs; Paint: Ranger; Octopus Stamp for scanning: Cocoa Daisy; Pens: Zig; Adhesive: Tombow; Tools: Mat, Trimmer and scissors: Fiskars; Other: Sewing machine, 2" clear packing tape.)
This is a close up of a black & white Crackin image I found on the internet, transfered in the same way to make a cool transparent accent.
There are other applications for this technique.... it works with patterned paper as well. I made my own washi tape.
Take a look at this Washi Tape Tutorial:
Step #1
Cut paper strips & immerse in water until saturated.
Step#2
Keeping paper very wet rub off the backing paper.
Step #3
Cut into 'tape' strips once dry.
Step #4
Add to your scrapbook page using adhesive.
Step #5
Creating Keepsakes has generously offered to give away one copy of Mixed Media, vol. 2 on my blog, follow these steps for a chance to win.
1) Make sure you visit the Creating Keepsakes Blog leave a comment there too, to enter the Contest.
2) Just leave a comment on this post. I will choose a random winner on Tuesday, September 24.
NOTE: US winners will receive a print copy of the magazine. International winners will be given a download for a PDF version of the magazine.
Also, if you are looking for more information on this Special Issue, please check out the following links:
Mixed Media on CK
Mixed Media in the Online Store
You can see a sneak peek here, and be sure to check out the awesome free downloads from this issue here.
Thanks for stopping by, have a super weekend
What a great idea! Thanks so much for sharing it! Love the chance of getting to see this magazine! I haven't been able to find it here!
ReplyDeleteWonderful layout!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your creation!
Such a cool technique, and I really love this layout, the bold chevrons on the right and the little banner and lots of photos!
ReplyDeleteOooh! So awesome technique! The layout is fantastic and the design is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLove the layers and design. The Kraken is awesome.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love all of the details you added. I haven't done any transfer in a long time. It looks like you had a lot of fun making them. I never thought to make washi tape this way. You are a very clever girl! Thank you for the inspiration. Take care. :)
ReplyDeleteNice layout for sure. I've only done transfer a couple of times with mixed results. I may have to try it again. Love the technique for making washi tape. I haven't seen that one before.
ReplyDeleteGreat tips with the washi tape!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the opportunity to win k_lingel@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteAMAZING layout--seriously AWESOME!!
ReplyDeletesuper cute layout, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI've done that packing tape transfer before. It's so cool! Thanks for a chance to win!
ReplyDeletelove the idea... I keep wanting that washed look of tape to match things now I can do it... excited... ty for the chance to win a copy of vol2...
ReplyDeleteLove your post girly! Transfers rock!! hugs xo
ReplyDeleteThis layout is fabulous! The photo transfer technique is definitely on my list to try.
ReplyDeleteWhat a neat technique! I like the sea creature transfers and the washi tape technique! Would love to try these! Thanks for the chance to win a copy of vol. 2 to go with my vol. 1! zekymmer@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteSooo interesting technic ! and I love the sketch of your layouts and your choice of colors ! thanks for sharing !!
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Oh what a wonderful
ReplyDeletelayout. Thanks for the
tip to make washi tape,
I'll have to scraplift
this.
Carla from Utah
I am going to have to try this!
ReplyDeleteAmazing layout Kim!! I always love your page designs and the fun techniques you use!!
ReplyDeleteI like it. Something to do on my scrapbook page.
ReplyDeleteLove your layout ! I have done this technique , making washi tape . Thanks for the step by step .
ReplyDeleteWOW. Great pages. I see some of my faorite FPD collection in use.
ReplyDeleteThanks for reminding me about this technique! Would love to win this magazine!
ReplyDeleteGreat layout Kim & fabulous technique!! Would love to win a copy of the magazine. Thanks for teh chance!
ReplyDeleteLove your technique! This hop has made me extremely excited abt trying mixed media.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely of you to offer one of us a copy of this magazine. I would very much love to win one. You did not require us to follow in order to be eligible, but I am a brand-new follower, nonetheless. Yippee!
<3 J
jwoolbright at gmail dot com
I love the transfer tape look but don't know if I follow your directions...I'm going to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteLove your layouts Kim. The tutorial on the transfer tape is fantastic. The introduction of mixed media into scrapbooking has changed the industry forever!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tips on making the transfer tape. Great layout.
ReplyDeleteI love trying new things. Sounds like this magazine will give me plenty of new techniques to try.
Hope he got a big catch.
Awesome, Max is getting so big now, don;t you just want to slow down the time?
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought to do this trick with washi tape. So wonderful! I'm tickled I learned this trick... thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLove all the transfers!
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