Showing posts with label Ranger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ranger. Show all posts

Friday, October 20, 2017

StencilGirl & Tim Holtz Ranger Blog Hop - Day 3!


Welcome to Day THREE of our very special blog hop
using Mary Beth Shaw's 3 favorite Tim Holtz products
by Ranger Ink with StencilGirl stencils!
What fun we've had!
Hasn't the inspiration been fabulous!

We aren't done yet! 
Today, we're combining StencilGirl stencils with
Tim Holtz’s Distress Crayons!
Follow the links below to see today's projects!


Sherry is creating colorful tags!
See her tutorial here!


Torrie has made this amazing set of spirit-animal note cards!
See her project here!


Mary's made a dimensional cover for her art journal!
See her video tutorial here to create your own!


We love Kiala's affirmation cards!
See how she made these on her blog post here!


Last, but certainly not least, is Janet's lovely artwork!
Be sure to check out her inspiring art here!


And what would a Blog Hop be without a GIVEAWAY??!!!

We'll be picking one lucky winner
to receive a $50 Gift Certificate for StencilGirl Products!

Sign Up below for The Scoop for your chance to WIN!
Then visit the blogs of Team StencilGirl and comment for MORE chances to win!
The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to WIN!
One winner will be chosen at random from The Scoop subscribers and blog comments!
(One comment per blog please.)

You have until Tuesday, October 24th at 11:59PM Central Time to leave your comments.
Winner will be announced on StencilGirl's Facebook page on Wednesday, October 25th.

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p.s. One of our favorite places to purchase Tim Holtz products is Simon Says Stamp! :)
Thanks so much for hopping with us!!

Thursday, October 19, 2017

StencilGirl & Tim Holtz Ranger Blog Hop - Day 2!


Welcome to Day TWO of our very special blog hop
using Mary Beth Shaw's 3 favorite Tim Holtz products
by Ranger Ink with StencilGirl stencils!
Today, we're combining StencilGirl stencils with
Tim Holtz’s Distress Oxide Ink Pads!

And now it's time to get inspired by Mary Beth's team!



Gwen has created this exquisite art journal with file folders and Distress Oxide Inks!
See her process on her blog post here!


Belen is making delightful and colorful art journal tags!
See her tutorial on her blog post here!


Tina Walker has created this amazing book, filled with StencilGirl stencils!
See her video tutorial here!


Karen Gaunt has a surprise in store for you!
See her video tutorial on her blog post here!



We love the texture that Louise has created!
See how she did this on her blog post here!


And what would a Blog Hop be without a GIVEAWAY??!!!

We'll be picking one lucky winner
to receive a $50 Gift Certificate for StencilGirl Products!

Sign Up below for The Scoop for your chance to WIN!
Then visit the blogs of Team StencilGirl and comment for MORE chances to win!
The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to WIN!
One winner will be chosen at random from The Scoop subscribers and blog comments!
(One comment per blog please.)

You have until Tuesday, October 24th at 11:59PM Central Time to leave your comments.
Winner will be announced on StencilGirl's Facebook page on Wednesday, October 25th.

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See you back tomorrow for even more projects with StencilGirl stencils and
Tim Holtz’s Distress Crayons!

p.s. One of our favorite places to purchase Tim Holtz products is Simon Says Stamp! :)
Thanks so much for hopping with us!!

Wednesday, October 18, 2017

StencilGirl & Tim Holtz Ranger Blog Hop - Day 1!


Welcome to Day One of a very special blog hop!
For the next THREE days, Team StencilGirl will be using
Mary Beth Shaw's 3 favorite Tim Holtz products by Ranger Ink
We hope to inspire you to combine StencilGirl stencils with


We are so happy that Mary Beth Shaw is hopping along with us today!


Check out her video sharing techniques with StencilGirl stencils, and her favorite Tim Holtz product...Distress Crayons!


And now it's time to get inspired by Mary Beth's team


Destiny called Debi Adams to make this awesome cell phone case!
See her tutorial here!


We love Cindy Gilstrap's vivid floral painting on canvas!
See Cindy's video of her alcohol ink techniques here!


Carol Baxter has created delightful collages!
See her creations on her blog post here!


Sandee Setliff has made a plethora of fun prints!
Watch her colorful process here!


And what would a Blog Hop be without a GIVEAWAY??!!!

One lucky winner will receive a $50 Gift Certificate to StencilGirl Products!
Sign Up for The Scoop for your chance to WIN!
Then visit the blogs of Team StencilGirl and comment for MORE chances to win!

Today's Links:

The more blogs you comment on, the more chances you have to WIN!
One winner will be chosen at random from The Scoop subscribers and blog comments!
(One comment per blog please.)
You have until Tuesday, October 24th at 11:59PM Central Time to leave your comments.
Winner will be announced on
StencilGirl's Facebook page on Wednesday, October 25th.

Sign Up for The Scoop

* indicates required



See you back tomorrow for even more projects with StencilGirl stencils and
Tim Holtz’s Distress Oxide Ink Pads!

p.s. One of our favorite places to purchase Tim Holtz products is Simon Says Stamp! :)
Thanks so much for hopping with us!!

Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Puzzle Pendant ~ Tutorial


Marjie Kemper here, sharing a quick pendant I made with Lizzie Mayne's Jigsaw Puzzle stencil and Ranger's Memory Glass and Memory Glass Frames.  


I stamped a 2" piece of card stock with a script stamp and added several Distress Inks through the stencil using an ink blending tool. 


I liked the pendant just plain like this but decided to add a sentiment with Tim Holtz's tiny label letters.


The 'one piece shy' line is meant to be a little wacky... like when they say someone is one crayon short of a box, one card short of deck, etc.


The frames are easy to work with and require no glue.  Just sandwich your paper between two squares of glass, and hinge open/closed the frame. You can fit up to three layers of paper in the frame.


Add a ribbon or chain and you're all set. The glass/frames also work nicely for ornaments, sun catchers, etc.  Hope you enjoyed this project.

Please pop over to my website for other ideas.

Marjie