Wendy Vecchi Chippies Faux Pottery Merci Card by Kimberly Boliver
Kimberly Boliver shows you how to create faux pottery using Wendy Vecchi Chippies & Ranger Mixed Media Embossing Powder to make this Spring-inspired thank you card.
Find Project by Type
Find Project by Brand
Projects
Air Blown Alcohol Ink Flower by Kimberly Deene Langlois
In this video tutorial, Kimberley Deene Langlois shows you how use the Tim Holtz® Alcohol Ink Blower to create this beautiful soft-flowing flower with Alcohol Pearls, Mixatives, and Alcohol Inks.
Simon Hurley Mosaic Florals Card by Lieschen Harshbarger
Lieschen Harshbarger shows you a coloring shortcut using the Simon Hurley create. Mosaic Florals Stencil and Dye Ink Pads to make a gorgeous birthday card.
Distress Perspective Butterfly Card by Cheiron Brandon
Creativity takes flight in this gorgeous card made by Cheiron Brandon! Learn how to use Kitsch Flamingo Embossing Glaze over the same color Distress Ink Pad to brighten up your die cuts.
Wendy Vecchi Gift Bag Card by Terri Burson
In this tutorial, Terri Burson shows you how to create a striped background using a clever masking technique with Wendy Vecchi Archival Inks. Then she adds a textured element to this colorful card with some Distress Crackle Texture Paste andWendy's Let's Shop Stamp, Die and Stencil Set.
Leprechaun Dyalog Spread by Patti Behan
Learn how to use Dyan Reaveley's Collage Sheets to craft a Dylusional Leprechaun and create an enchanted garden using Dylusions Flip Cap and Shimmer Paints.
Lucky Slimline Card by Ryan Swift
In this video tutorial, Ryan Swift shows you how to create a whimsical and colorful slimline card in celebration of St. Patrick's Day. He will be using Tim Holtz Distress® Inks along with some Tim Holtz® Sizzix Dies and Stamper's Anonymous Stamp Sets and has some great tips to share!
5 Ways to Use Simon Hurley create. Stencils
Jess Francisco shares 5 creative ways to use Simon Hurley create. Stencils to create backgrounds for card making and other paper craft projects!
Spring Media Art Journal by Carisa Zglobicki
Hi, everyone! Carisa here with you today and I’m so excited to be back on the Ranger blog sharing some art journaling I’ve done with Dina Wakley Media supplies! I love painting flowers, especially tulips, and I want to show you how I created this page. When I’m thinking about art journaling for a particular season or mood, I turn to Pinterest where I search for quotes. Once I find a quote that speaks to me in this case: “Even flowers have to push past the dirt.” I’m ready to get started.
