queen kat with written tutorial

Queen kat on Tuesday — with tutorial

1. Stamp “under the sea” image onto a Heat proof transparency using Versa mark ink and then covering with black embossing powder. Carefully emboss the image, then flip the image over and color with your favorite coloring medium, I used my copic markers.

2. Stamp the image onto your favorite colored card stock with versa mark ink and black detail embossing powder, emboss with your heat tool.

3. Place the transparency over top of the card stock and line it up, vies the illusion of water.

4. Use glossy accents or other dimensional adhesive to attach the transparency on top of the card stock. Be careful not to use too much or they won’t stick, the pieces will just kinda slide around.

5. Using your favorite embossing folder, I embossed some blue card stock and placed it onto a pink card base. Then once the glossy accents was dry, I fussy cut around the image. The final effect is stunning, she looks dimensional and like she is truly floating.

Stamp Happy be a blessing.

Queen Kat on Tuesday, Desk caddy written tutorial

Once again Queen Kat does not disappoint with her beautiful stamps! Maigan lynn outdid herself when she drew up this beautiful lady.

She reminds me of a brides maid and with my Step -sons wedding in just under a year, I’m starting to think of favors I can do to help the couple out.

This would certainly make a beautiful brides maid gift!

You will need:
Acrylic photo frame (3 1/2″X5″)
Small calendar
Stamped Image
patterned paper
flowers, glue, ink adhesive

Stamp image onto white card stock and color with your preferred medium. Sponge the edges and attach the focal image to a coordinating card stock. Sponge these edges as well. Add stickles and the butterfly.

Randomly stamp swirls onto 3 1/2X5″ patterned paper, sponge edges and insert inside where the photo would normally go. Stamp swirleys onto another 3 1/2″ X 5″ card stock, attach flower (for the pull) and the calendar. Sponge all edges. Attach the flowers on the photo frame using EG6000 adhesive. Use Redliner tape for attaching the note pad.

The entire project took me under 10 minutes to complete. Don’t forget to visit Queen Kat for these and other wonderful stamps! Stamp happy and be a blessing!