Most of you who visit here regularly know how much I love my Inchie Arts products and today we want to show you how well they work with JustRite stamps! This week's JustRite Friday Challenge #042 is to use this sketch, perfect for JustRite's 2-inch square stamps (or any stamp shape you'd like to make into a square shape!
Inchie Arts offers three different sizes of the highest quality artist grade matteboard squares: 1” (Inchie), 1-1/2” (Inchie +) and 2” (Twinchie). All of their products are fade resistant, acid free, lignin free and solid core color through and through. The material is designed to receive whatever art medium (wet or dry) you use in your coloring and embellishments -- from stamping to watercolors, chalks, inks, pens, markers, stains and more. They are available in black, dark gray, light gray, wheat, dark cream, ivory and white; as individual packages or assortment packs.
My project today uses the bell image from JustRite's small oval set, Christmas Joy -- remember, you don't have to stick to just square images when using Inchie Arts squares!
I stamped the bells with Memento Tuxedo Black ink directly on an ivory Inchie + square and colored it with these Copic markers:
The bells were highlighted with Clear Copic Atyou Spica Glitter Pen, the berries with Red Glitter Pen and the bell clappers were colored with Silver Gitter Pen. Hopefully you can see all that pretty sparkle in this close-up (click on the image for a larger view):
To finish the image, I punched a hole in the Inchie + square easily with a small diamatered hand-held hole punch, then tied silver cord through and around the square. You can create any custom color of Inchie products you need, simply by giving them a quick swipe of color from a coordinating Copic marker!
No need to color the whole square, if only a portion of it will show. Be sure to color the edges, too, for a professional finish! I cut a scalloped piece of coordinating paper and taped it to the top of my red colored Twincie.
To see a ton of more fantastic samples using this sketch, JustRite stamps and Inchie Arts products, be sure to visit the JustRite Inspiration blog today -- and enter this week's challenge for your chance to win some amazing Inchie Arts prize packages! And you can always find wonderful Inchie inspiration at the Inchie Arts blog, All In An Inch!
I hope you all enjoy your Halloween weekend!
{Christmas Bells card}
JustRite Stamps: Christmas Joy
Dies & Punches: Spellbinders Scalloped Edge Frame
Paper: The Girls' Paperie Tinsel & Twig, PTI Pure Poppy
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black
Copic Markers: JustRite Red Quad, Olive Trio, Butternut Quad, W1 & Copic Atyou Spica Glitter Pens-Clear, Red, Silver
Accessories: Inchie Arts Twinchie & Inchie + Squares, PTI button, silver cord, embroidery floss, Hobby Lobby lace, Glue Dots, foam tape
Love the music paper with the bell image! And the silver cording is perfect! Take good care, Sharon, hope you are having a fabulous Friday!
Posted by: barb schram | October 29, 2010 at 12:43 PM
Thank you again for all your support...and wonderful creativity!!
Posted by: Lisa Lee | October 29, 2010 at 01:01 PM
Sharon, you always do such lovely work and I love inchie's as well just wish I had the patience to color them. Thank you for all your wonderful ideas.
God Bless,
Jeanine
www.blstamper.blogspot.com
Posted by: Jeanine | October 29, 2010 at 01:29 PM
Love this Sharon! This is just stunning! Inchies were my first adventure into this little card making adventure years back, so it will always be dear to my heart! :D
Posted by: cathy tidwell | October 29, 2010 at 03:09 PM
Such a lovely creation, Sharon! Love the sparkle and the silver cording!
Posted by: Stephanie Kraft | October 29, 2010 at 03:45 PM
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Cathy – I didn’t know Inchies got you into cardmaking! Thanks so much for your
kind comment!
Sharon
Harnist
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Posted by: Sharon Harnist | October 29, 2010 at 09:52 PM
very pretty, like how you framed it and the cord hanging the bells is a great idea!
Posted by: Conniecrafter | October 31, 2010 at 03:06 PM
Sharon, as always you've created another gorgeous creation!!! Your bells are so beautifully coloured and I LOVE the way you used the cord to 'hang' your bells!!! Fantastic framing too!!! Some lucky person will be thrilled to receive this come Christmas time!!!
Posted by: Kathy J (Wattle) | November 01, 2010 at 01:32 AM