Hey, hey, hey! Just a quick post to mention that I'm guesting over on Ellen Hutson's blog, the CLASSroom, today! I hope you head on over and check out a little tutorial on how to create a scored sunburst! Here's a sneak peek of one of the projects:)
Ellen has been nice enough to offer some blog candy that includes a sampling of the products I used in my tutorial projects:) Cool, right? I just ♥ Ellen! So go check out the tutorial and check back here for a chance to win!
Ellen has been nice enough to offer some blog candy that includes a sampling of the products I used in my tutorial projects:) Cool, right? I just ♥ Ellen! So go check out the tutorial and check back here for a chance to win!
For a chance to win, just leave a comment on this post by Monday, March 18th, midnight EDT! The winner will be chosen at random and posted on this blog on Tuesday, March 19th:) Crossing my fingers for you:)
Mahalo and Aloha,
jj
Such an awesome yet simple way to add that oomph to the cards!! Can't wait to try it!!
ReplyDeleteDistressssssss :D Virginia will be proud!
ReplyDeleteYou rock! Hope you're havin' a sun-filled day.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the guest design spot! Your tutorial is awesome--LOVE the texture on your card and tag!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for your tutorial, the scoring technique really does add something special! Loved the border stamp too. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cool technique. I love those awesome materials!
ReplyDeleteThank you, great technique can't wait to try it out.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique! I absolutely love the card!
ReplyDeleteLook at you, Miss Thing!! This is mega news, congrats! Off to check it out now!! Honk!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on guest designing! And thanks for the tutorial- your card and tag are so fun!
ReplyDeleteOh my!! So clever!!! You shared some awesome projects!! Love them both, but that tie-dye effect neon? Swoon!! But then your blended texture card? Also swoon!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great design- another way to use that score board- to bring joy into the life of the receiver of such beautiful cards. dont forge to pick up a bone folder.
ReplyDeleteBeing a newbee I love the tutorials!
What a fabulous tutorial!! I love distress inks so this card is right up my alley!
ReplyDeleteJJ, the hint about the pin and tape to do the scoring is inspired! Thank-you! I love the sunshiney card. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove the sunshine card!
ReplyDeleteLove the card. You are so right about texture. I can't wait to try out the scoring technique.
ReplyDeleteloved your tutorial - love how you used a score board to create such stunning art!
ReplyDeleteSandra ltb
Love your sunburst technique, and I'm enjoying your blog! Thanks for sharing all the great ideas!
ReplyDeletePopping over from EH. I have always loved sunburst designs, so this technique is wonderful. Thanks for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the fab scoring tutorial! I've been looking for a sunburst embossing folder, which would have only been useful in limited ways, but with your technique, I can add diagonal scored lines anywhere! I love the yellow clouds, and the card is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteLove your sunshine card!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so bright and fun.
The waves are great.
The scoring adds so much!
seriously LOVE your projects...sooo very fabulous, so very YOU!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for guesting on Ellen's website! Love Ellen Hutson.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bright and happy card!
ReplyDeleteHi JJ, congratulations on being the Guest Designer! Thanks for your tutorial. The scored sunburst is a clever design, and I love how you tinted the edge of the card base.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great guest designer post on Ellen Hutson! This is something I surely will try.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love the sunburst technique and can't wait to try this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love the sunburst technique and can't wait to try this.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card! Love the sunburst technique and can't wait to try this.
ReplyDeleteLoved the cheery yellow on your sunburst card on Ellen Hutson's web site. Your sunburst technique is oh so very clever. Thought your tag turned out great, too. I really like the Mama Elephant scallop border. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteThanks for being a guest blogger in the Classroom. I really enjoyed your projects.
ReplyDeleteVa-VOOM! That is a hot-cha-cha card, Baby!!!
ReplyDeleteLoved the card, so bright and cheery. I'm really enjoying the new stamps that are so clean and graphic in style.
ReplyDeleteWow, such a happy card! Thanks for sharing the "how to". I love the use of the scoring! Glad you were linked, great blog. Love the the clean look of your work.
ReplyDeleteLove the card!!! So super cute! Thanks for the chance to win :)
ReplyDeleteFantastic technique---and the scoring on your card & tag looks fabulous! I just received So Breezy in the mail yesterday so can't wait to play with your technique & my new stamps!!
ReplyDeleteFabulous technique and projects. Love the WOW factor this technique has.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely LOVE the card! Such a fun & simple technique-definitely gonna have to try this :D
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing!
LOVE this card; those colors are so bright and cheerful!!
ReplyDeleteVery cool card! Seriously loving the bright colors, thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeletefabulous card i love the tie dye look! such bright and happy colors too! thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteWho wouldn't want to receive such a beautiful & uplifting card! Love everything about it from the beautiful color combo to those gorgeous rays of sunshine. Your tag is equally inspiring. I don't have any of the neon ink pads. Looks as though I'm going to have to get them now! Thank you for your tips & techniques& sharing them with us. Come back to the classroom real soon.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Love your color sense. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteGreat card! Love the bright colors! Thanks for sharing in the CLASSroom!
ReplyDeleteLoved your card and tag, I subscribe to Ellen's The classroom, so saw you there and left a comment there as well...a great technique!!
ReplyDeleteLove your cards and I am now a follower! Glad I found you!
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Great tutorial, and I love the colors you used for the sunburst. Reminds me of the multi layered raspberry push up pops I ate as a kid in the heat of summer! Thanks for this chance to win some neat stuff!
ReplyDeleteJJ, your projects totally pork! I LOVE them, love the bright colors and the great scoring technique. I am definitely going to have to try that!
ReplyDeleteawesome card!
ReplyDeleteAwesome tutorial over at Ellen's.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant idea! Thanks for sharing! And I never thought to sponge yellow clouds either. Two great ideas! :)
ReplyDeleteJJ, I really like your clean style! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHi JJ - Just found your blog through Ellen Hutson and you will now be having a new follower! I love your stamping style.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial over at the Classroom! Loved your colourful projects!
ReplyDeleteTotally cool! Love that look! Thanks for the fun giveaway, JJ! :)
ReplyDeleteI just love both of your projects. I love the sun rays you added in for texture but I also love all the color. Who doesn't love the newer Tim Holtz distress ink colors? They are amazing. Which is probably why I like the tag so much. I've been wanting to get my hands on some of the hero arts neon inks for the longest time. After seeing this cool tag I may just have to do that. Thanks for the great tutorial. Can't wait to give it a try myself.
ReplyDeleteI love video tutorial because you always learn something new. Great card !
ReplyDeleteGorgeous card and tag, JJ. Thanks for the tutorial. When I've scored a design like that I've certainly done it the difficult way and it didn't even turn out. LOL. Love the pin and rotating the cardstock. I will remember your tip about when the card needs something it could be the lack of texture. Thanks, JJ.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your wonderful ideas. I just discovered Mama Elephant stamps last week. So fun!
ReplyDeleteBoth projects are fabulous, I really apreciate the detailed instructions.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the tutorial. It certainly makes it much easier than the way I have been doing it. Thanks too for the chance to win blog candy.
ReplyDeleteI like how much the score lines add to your projects.
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks so much for this really cool technique!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your creative talent in the Classroom jj. Loved your choice of images, bright inks and great texture.
ReplyDeleteGreat technique! I love the projects. And I'm glad I found your blog!!
ReplyDeleteI really liked the sunburst scoring technique you shared in the classroom. So many possibilities floating around in my head now!
ReplyDeleteLove the sayings in that set!
ReplyDeleteFantastic technique thanks for sharing this
ReplyDeleteOh yeah baby ~ great tutorial. Congrats on being a "classroom guest!" Thanks for the chance to win these awesome products from Ellen Hutson
ReplyDeleteWoW!! Amazing! Love the texture. Love the technique. Love the cards! Thanks for sharing the ideas, JJ!
ReplyDeleteI loved how you added the starburst, will have to try this thanks>
ReplyDeleteLove your tutorial. Fabulous cards!
ReplyDeleteLove your guest spot! congrats!
ReplyDeleteGreat seeing your work in the classroom...have been admiring/stalking your blog for some time now. Love both projects, and a big WOW for the tag.
ReplyDeletePS Your gallery is just full of gorgeousness!
ReplyDeleteFantastic technique and tutorial, JJ! Love how much you shared. BOTH projects are stunning!
ReplyDeleteWonderful! Thanks so much for showing us your technique.
ReplyDeleteTerrific tutorial! Thanks so much for sharing your techniques! I love your blog and am now subscribed. You're very talented!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
Sue Brailey
Fantastic cards!! I love the sunrays technique! Texture does add so much to a card or layout!!
ReplyDeleteLove these techniques! tfs!!!
ReplyDeleteFABulous tutorial and techniques!!! Thanks so so much for the wonderful inspiration JJ :)
ReplyDeleteI love the projects you made for the Classroom! most especially enjoy the idea of the scored sun's rays. pure genius! :)
ReplyDeleteI anm so impressed with this scoring detail and your tutorial made it look so easy. really ingenius.
ReplyDeleteLove your card and tag. Really L.O.V.E.!! the scored sun rays. Must definitely give that a try! Thanks so much for the inspiratio!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed your tutorial and your card is lovely. Thank you for sharing the technique.
ReplyDeleteThat set has such fun sentiments and your card is so fun!! I am totally going to try scoring some sun rays ... I have tried paper piecing with patterned paper but not scoring so thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI am in AWE of your creations! I really love the tip about texture, I'm always always always trying to figure out what my card is missing! Also, your coloring of the base of the card to match the panel is BRILLIANCE~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love your style and these fun stamps. I'll now be a regular visitor to your blog!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great sunburst tutorial - easy to do and really adds to the overall look of the card!
ReplyDeleteLaura Holt
Hi. Just found out about your blog and company over at Ellen Hutson. I love your design style and have bookmarked your site. Thanks for the good inspiration.
ReplyDeleteYour cards are wonderful - thanks so much!
ReplyDeletei heart your creativity :) congrats on being a guest designer!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed yur post on Ellen Hutson. I admire your artistry. Thanks for a chance to win.
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