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Wednesday, 1 February 2017

The Rubber Buggy - Tilda Face Tutorial


Hi Everyone I am here with my Post for the
 here with a quick tutorial on how I colour my
Tilda's faces with lots of photo's as I have had a lot of requests.


First I stamp my Tilda today I used Daffodil Tilda 
I stamped her up with my Misti  using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink.
I have coloured her in Copics. So first I have roughly coloured her face 
in E0000.


Then I have started the highlights using E01 around her face.


Then straight over the top I used E11 as it makes the blending
of the dark colour easier and no lines left.


Then I blend out from the E11 using the E01.
See no lines.


Then I blend further into the centre of her face with the E00.
I also put a flick from one eye 3/4 of the way to the other eye.


I then come in even further with my E00 .


Then over the centre with the E0000.


I then repeat the process from the start as it gives her face lots 
of depth. So here I have gone around her face in the E11 I didn't
have to use the E01 again there as I already had ink laid
 down so it would blend easily.


Next I used the E01. you can see her face getting darker.


Then the E00 bringing it closer again to the centre. 


 Then I used E0000 over the whole lot.


Now to do the cheeks I usually use R20 but mine just decided to run
out and I had to use R21. Now to do them I do 3 small circles
 around the dots on the cheeks as in the first cheek. I keep doing that 
until they connect like on the second pic.

I then go over the cheeks with E000 and then the 
whole bottom half of her face with E0000 to smooth all the lines

I always add the 3 white dots to her cheeks.


There you go all done dont forget she will fade a
bit as she dries.

A dried face.

Ooooh just spied New Releases of Magnolia's.
Click the link.

All these products and more are avaliable at the
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down the side too, Instragram and the Rubber Buggy Design Team Blog
 where there's a post nearly everyday from one of the team.

Happy Crafting
Jennifer

Wednesday, 20 July 2016

Stampin Bella Tutorial for the Rubber Buggy


                                       


 Hi I`m here with my DT tututorial for The Rubber Buggy
and today I will show you  how I create my Stamping Bella Cards.
First I coloured my Image up and then picked some of the colours she was wearing.
I  then picked the ink colours for the background and sequins to match.


I have used The Lawn Fawn Scalloped Rectangle Stackleables the Second
biggest and 4th biggest to cut a Frame.

   So it then makes this Gorgeous Frame.


I have then cut one White Card stock and one Accitate to 9.5 x 12.5cm


The Card base is  23.5 x 15cm asnd scored down the centre.


 On the White card stock I  sponged  the  3 matching distressed ink colours.
 I used Tumbled Glass, Picked Raspberry and  Scattered Straw.
 I  flicked water on the inked Card stock and  patted it of with paper towel to lift the ink off.


 I then flicked with a brush the 3 ink colours and sprayed it with perfect pearls for sparkle.
Very hard to see though.


 I taped the accitate to the frame


 I taped doublesided foam tape all the way around leaving no gaps
so the sequins cann't get out. I also ran a powder tool around the inside
edges of the foam tape so the sequins don't stick.


 I then stamped the sentiment on the inked paper.
I  taped  the  Inked paper to the back of the Shaker 
Ooops I nearly forgot I added a piece of Aqua Cardstock 
14.5 x 11.5 under the Shaker section and taped it to
 the card base and added my Image using dimensionables.


The colours were not very photogenic as they were softer and bright.
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial and cann't wait to see yours. 

Copics  used
E0000, E000, E00, E01, E11, E33, E50, E51, E55, E57
Y15, Y18, Y21
YR23
BG10, BG11, BG15, BG49
RV02, RV04, RV06
C03, C05, C07
YG11, 
G21, G63

Happy Crafting 

Jennifer




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