Author: Shahina Mohamed Ashraf

Museum of the future | Dubai

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06Dec

AECP Final Workshop (Part 2)

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03Dec

Alhamdulilah…With the greatest blessing from the almighty…..

Well…. I finally did it! I am very happy and proud that I managed to organize the final workshop, which is a kind of exam for the Altenew instructor (Altenew Educator Certification Program). I held my workshop with a friend of mine and 3 lovely students to hopefully achieve my goal of being a Certified Altenew Accredited Educator. My crafting journey has benefited greatly from this course, which has enabled me to advance my card-making abilities. From the time I was enrolled into the Altenew Educators program until now, I have gathered a lot of knowledge from all the courses and the incredibly gifted instructors. Every course was well thought out and presented. These lessons gave me the inspiration to start thinking creatively and making cards that were outside of my comfort zone. I am very grateful of the encouragement I received from Erum, Virginia, and everyone in the crafty community, since this kept me going even when finding creative energy was challenging. All of my participants were complete beginners in the world of paper crafting, We were accompanied by Virginia Lu and Erum Tasneem via zoom.

Let’s get started and see how I set up my workshop. For the final workshop I had to

teach in a 2-hour classroom setting/practice workshop
4-10 students in this workshop
Pre-workshop (via email): planning and details of the workshop
During the workshop: Zoom or Google Hangout/ Facebook Live (with selected participants) with Altenew team members
Post-Workshop (via email/blog post): a report of the workshop, classroom projects and reflection on the class.

My workshop had to be held at evening here which was night for Erum in Pakistan and early morning for Virginia in Canada. Few days before the appointment date, I had sent an email to my instructors with detailed plans, photos and a list of necessities, as well as a ZOOM link. When designing workshops, there are a ton of factors to take into account. The list of factors includes time, materials, talent levels, time zones, internet connectivity, sound, and on and on. Not that this should discourage anyone from giving it a try in any way. Trust me it’s sooo much fun, As we begin the session, I showed the students, the inspiration products that I made during the creation of my work plan. Then I presented the basic techniques and tricks for using washi tapes, embossing folders, etc. and then we tackled combinations with coloring stencils, artistic markers etc. I also showed what can go wrong and how to use these mistakes to your advantage.

I held my workshop in my dining room. I had prepared a set for each participants. They had their own stamping mat, washi tapes, mini crisp die inks, build a garden stamp sets, stencils, dies etc along with a pack of precut die cuts and cardstocks. I had my supplies arranged on a table near me for the different projects. We practiced trimming, scoring ,stamping, stencil Coloring, embossing, coloring with artistic markers and lot more. The participants had lot of fun using washi tapes. The majority of my participants had never done anything similar before, and I adore how they welcomed being thrown into the deep end. They were astonished beyond belief at what they had created and had a great time!

I want to thank Virginia, Erum and the attendees for a wonderful evening where we shared fresh ideas and had a lot of fun. I’m glad that I could prove that paper crafting is not just for adults but also for our younger generations. Many of participants asked if I could plan another workshop with different interactive cards and techniques. It literally made my day.

Here are the incredible works done by my participants

And Here I am, with my last post of my AECP program….

Alhamdulilah… I simply want to say thank you to Virginia and Erum for their encouragement and support. They both attending my first Zoom workshop was great. Their helpful criticism has been much welcomed, and it has undoubtedly advanced my skill. I’m excited to investigate and learn new applications for the new items Altenew is creating.
I also must not forget to thank my husband and my daughter who has always been my biggest support system. Without them I wouldn’t have reached where i am.

Thank you for being a part of my Journey.

AECP Final Workshop (Part 1)

Shahina Mohamed Ashraf General 0

03Dec

Date of the workshop	3^rd December 2022, Saturday
Time	Uae time: 7:30pm Karachi: 8:30pm Canada: 10:30am
Venue	My home (Dubai)
No of participants	4
No of cards prepared for the workshop	2
Lessons taught	To make an Interactive card Using Mega Dies Stamping Techniques Coloring using Stencils Embossing Folder Techniques Dimensions using Enamel Dots
Zoom Meeting ID	Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4342656458?pwd=NmpTUzBFOVdmcXg0MFhkb2UwS2NGQT09 Meeting ID: 434 265 6458 Passcode: 1234

Each participant will be given a basket, which contain the following items:

Stamping Mat
Pre-cut out for each card
A set from Summer Days Washi Tape set
Color Enamel dots
Altenew mini ink cubes
Stencil and Stamp set from a Build a garden set
Embossing folder
Color Papers
Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock
Obsidian Pigment Ink
Adhesive roller Tape
Scissors
Pencil & Eraser
Self-healing Mat and rotary blade
Measuring ruler

Other Essentials:

Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock
Stamp Cleaner
Misti Stamping tool
Die Cutting Machine
Paper trimmer
Primary color Artistic Markers
Purple Tape

CARD 1: Triple floating diamond card

Card Making Method:

Take a 12 x 12 cardstock and divide it into half. Then you will get two base cardstocks with dimensions 6 x 12
Score both of your cards at 3 inches, 6 inches and 9 inches.
Once you have done your scoring, you have to take each piece and make a mark along the short edge, halfway at three inches on both ends of both pieces. `
Using a craft knife cut off from that crease line on the left to that bottom mark and from bottom mark to the crease line on the right.
Repeat the same process on both the ends on the two cardstocks.
You will end up having two pieces.

Fold and burnish your score lines
Make three black base square cards that are 4 ¼ x 4 ¼
Now to line up those cards, putting both the pieces flat on the deck and then you fold in the nearest triangular piece inwards and line those up to make it like a square.

Glue down a square cardstocks over the folds.
If the points of the square are overlapping the folds, then trim down the edges of the card if required. ( 4 1/8)
Glue up the remaining squares on the triangles on both the sides. Adjust it and Make it fit to dimensions.

Next, You will need six black panels and four Color themed Panels
Make your own panels by running your color cardstock paper through your embossing folder.
Stick them over the main base card.
You may stick two, color themed pattern paper on both sides of the middle square.
You will also need three color paper squares of dimensions 4 x4 and three pattern squares or toppers of dimensions 3 ½ x 3 ½
Make your own pattern paper using your favorite Altenew stamps and colors.
Cut out two circles using halftone dies. (Bigger circle in black and smaller one in the color theme.)
Add a greeting sentiment on the smaller circle die cut and paste in on the middle of the square card. Add sentiments on the other square panels too.
You may add pearls and gems to make your card more beautiful.
When folded flat, it will fit in an envelope for 6 x 6 card.

Pre-cuts for the card:

Two base cardstocks with dimensions 6 x 12 scored at 3 inches, 6 inches and 9 inches
Three black base square cards that are 4 ¼ x 4 ¼
Four Color papers trimmed 6 x
Six black panels
Black Circle
Color Circle

CARD 2: Washi tape Card

Card Making Method:

Create a 4 ¼” x 5 ½” base folding card from Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock.
Create a 4 ” x 5 ¼” card from Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock and stick the four washi tapes (Summer Days Washi Tape) according to the ombre effect
Take a piece of Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock, place the mega alphabet Die (starting letter of your name) over it and run it through the die cutting machine.
Stick it to the center of the card
Once done, you may adhere it to the base card

Pre-cuts for the card:

4 ¼” x 5 ½” base folding card
4 ” x 5 ¼” Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock
A5 size Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock

Let’s head on to part 2 for more updates on my upcoming workshop.

Altenew Kids’ Coloring Contest #5

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10Oct

AECP: Cards in Motion

Shahina Mohamed Ashraf General 1

16Sep

Finally, I’m here with my 5th class of level 3. Ashley Tucker has named it as “Cards in Motion” This class is filled with wonderful inspirations and ideas, cool tips, and tricks on how to create various interactive cards to boost your creativity . Grab a chair because this is going to be a huge one. I can definitely say that this is the most interactive and time consuming project I have done for a class. Those who know me, knows that I am in love with interactive cards. This is going to be my last Class. Next step is the Ultimate one. Final Challenge, Live session. So I’m very much excited for the card. Today I’m going to follow LESSON 7 – Combination of All Lessons . Here, I’m trying to inculcate 3 interactive features on this card. They are, Shaker element, pop up feature and String Spinner. So let’s get started.

INSTRUCTIONS

Take a 5 ½” x 10 ¾” cardstock. Score at 2 ⅛” and fold. Flip the cardstock over with the folded edge on the left-hand side, score at 4 ¼”, and flip the cardstock again. Then, fold along the scored line.
When you try to fold, it won’t fold over the cardstock, so mark and trim off the excess cardstock from the half panel. You will end up with the card base.
Take two dies from the Halftone Circles Die Set, secure them together, onto the card front with the half flap, and run it through the die cutting machine.
Remove the die from the half panel, close the panel, and place the die right back into the circle you just cut, but this time, secure the die to the panel underneath the flap. Very carefully, pull out the half panel and open up the card base. Run this through the die cutting machine.
Die cut a piece of acetate using the larger of the circle dies.
Apply liquid adhesive at the back of the frame, and adhere a piece of acetate to it.
Now, double the layer of your foam tape, and adhere it to the back of the circle frame.
Put some sequins onto the stamped panel.
Adhere the frame over it, and you have your shaker piece
Place a acetate sheet, facing down in your stamp positioner where your cardstock normally goes.
Now, stamp on it the image of the stethoscope from Healthcare heroes stamp set in Permanent Black Crisp Ink. Stamp a few times till you get a good crisp image.
Place a cardstock over this, and press it a bit so that the image from the stamp transfers onto it. This is how you can get a mirror image of your stamp.
Now stamp another stethoscope but this time directly on the cardstock in Permanent Black Crisp Ink
Use Artist Marker, B802 to color the stethoscope
Once done, die cut the normal stamped image, flip it over, and then use any light source to place the mirror stamped image on it, and then fussy cut it out.
To make your spinner element on the panel with the circle cut-out, adhere a thread with tape right above and below the die-cut; make sure this is taut. To make it last, pull the string back over on itself, and add another tape over it. Repeat with the other side, as well .
Adhere the stethoscope images together with the thread in between to complete the spinner.
To create better dimension apply nuvo crystal glaze over it.,
Make a 5 ¼” x 4” top folding card ,Trace out the shape and size of the circle from the spinner element and mask it using a masking paper.
Place Spring Garden Stencil over card base and mask outlines with masking tape.
Take some embossing paste on the watercolor palette and add few drops of Aqualicious Alcohol Ink and blend it well
Apply the paste on the cardstock over the stencil.
Wait until the paste dries , blend Aqualicious Crisp Dye ink over it
Remove the masking.
Open the card, and Place Spring Garden Stencil over the top part of the card base and mask outlines with masking tape.
Blend over with Aqualicious Crisp Dye ink
Trim out a piece of 5 ¼ x 4 and blend Paper bag Crisp dye ink over it and run it through the die cutting machine placing it in between Deck Planks Embossing Folder
Grab a piece of cardstock and stamp 5 doctors with Healthcare heroes stamp on the cardstock with jet black ink
Color them with artist markers. You may make small changes to make the doctors look like from different ethnicities.
Take 5 piece of strip of half inch width.
Score two of them at 1/2 , 2 1/2 , 3,5 1/2 and 6
Take another 2 strips and score them at 1/2, 3, 3 1/2, 6 and 6 1/2
Take the last strip and score it at 1/2, 3 1/2, 4, 7 1/2 and 8
Trim the ends and adheres the overlapping flaps to form a rectangular shape.
Adhere it to the base of the card in order and close the card. Once its fully stuck, stick the die cut of the doctors .
Add sentiment strips to the card.
Color the cardstock with Artistic marker and stamp the sentiment from the same stamp set with Black artistic marker.
U may use small die cuts or stamps as embellishments.
Just stamp the image and die cut it. Add nuvo crystal glaze or nuvo crystal drops to create dimension to it.
Adhere the completed 5 ¼” x 4” top folding card to the middle section on the inside of the card.
Take a classic crest white card stock and stamp the main flower from Build a Garden: Dear Dahlias set using jet black ink
Place its coordinating Stencil over card base and secure it with tape.
Add patterns to your project by ink blending with, Paper bag Crisp dye ink, Aqualicious Crisp Dye ink , Vineyard Crisp Dye ink , Just Green and Crisp Dye ink Coral Bliss Crisp Dye ink .
Gently pull the stencil off from the project area to see the result
Using the coordinating dies, die cut 4 bunch of flowers.
Position it over the card and trace out the circle part.
Place the circle nesting dies and cut out the circle part
Stick the remaining part of the flower to your main card base.
Make sure that you have sufficient flowers for the inside part of the card too.
Thus your interactive card is ready you may use nuvo drops to create droplets over the flowers.

SUPPLIES

Neenah classic crest white card stock
Misti stamping tool
Sizzix big shot die cutting machine
Guillotine Paper Trimmer
Glue stick
Scissors
Masking paper
Double sided foam tape
Nuvo crystal glaze
Nuvo Crystal Drops
Glittering Star
Aqualicious Alcohol ink
Spring garden stencil
Healthcare heroes stamp and die set
Build a Garden: Dear Dahlias bundle set
Fine liner pen
Acetate sheet
Paper bag Crisp dye ink
Jet black crisp dye ink
Aqualicious Crisp Dye ink
Vineyard Crisp Dye ink
Coral Bliss Crisp Dye ink
Just Green Crisp Dye ink
Jet black Artistic Marker
Mountain Mist Artistic Marker
Volcano Lake Artistic Marker
Emerald Artistic Marker
Peach Perfect Artistic Marker
Ruby Red Artistic Marker
Rocky Shore Artistic Marker
Mocha Artistic Marker
Dark Chocolate Artistic Marker
Limestone Artistic Marker
Lagoon Artistic Mar sssssssssker
Morning Frost Artistic Marker
Galactic Stream Artistic Marker
Sea glass Artistic Marker
Volcano lake Artistic Marker
Blush Artistic Marker
Deck Planks Embossing Folder
Circle Nesting Die
Score Board
Bone Folder

Thank You!

Hope you liked my card. Have a wonderful day and I hope to see you all soon with another project from AECP. Until then happy stamping and thanks for stopping by! If you like what you’ve seen from me, please give me a follow over on my Instagram (@shahicreationz) and/or subscribing to my vlog and YouTube if you haven’t already.

-shahi

AECP: Exploring Watercolor Medium

Shahina Mohamed Ashraf General 1

13Sep

Hey, Good day to u all. No-line water coloring is a technique many of us love the look of but may not know how to achieve, but there is a way to bulk up our no-line skills without even inking up a stamp. That’s the reason why I choose to take this course by Jennifer Rzasa and Ashlea Cornell. This is a perfect class for those who love watercolors! In this class, we are going to do look deeper into various water coloring mediums you can find at Altenew and learn about how to use them for multiple techniques! This is great for those who are wanting to get more out of their current watercolor supplies and get fresh inspirations! I am also submitting this post to the September 2022 Inspiration Challenge. Check out the challenge at https://blog.altenew.com/fall-inspired-card-inspiration-challenge/

INSTRUCTIONS

Create a “4 1/4 x 5 1/2 ” card base from Watercolor Cardstock .
Stamp flower from Build-A-Garden: Pristine Peonies in Buttercream Crisp Dye Ink onto Watercolor Cardstock.
Tap the ink pads on a watercolor palate and use a water color brush to color your flowers and leaves.
Pick up pigment from Coral Berry Altenew Crisp Dye Ink and apply it onto the base of the petal.
Next, use clean water to pull the pigment out
Color all the petals in the same way, skipping the adjacent petal and coloring the next until the first one dries.
Apply more pigment to areas where you want to show shadow or depth and less where you want to show highlights.
For the flower center, simply color it with a combination of Buttercream and Coral Bliss
For the leaves use , Parrot Altenew Crisp Dye Ink for the base and Forest Glades Altenew Crisp Dye Ink for highlights
Finally, Draw black strips using black artistic marker and fine liner pens .
To fit the inspiration challenge of September i have added a watercolor layer with Coral Bliss Altenew Crisp Dye Ink adjacent to the black strip.
Stamp the sentiment on the right most corner with jet black ink.
Any embellishments of your choice can be added to enhance the look of the card

SUPPLIES

Sizzix Bigshot die cutting Machine
Misti stamping tool
Distress Sprayer / Water Spritzer
Altenew Watercolor Paper Pad (9”x 12”)
Build-A-Garden: Pristine Peonies
Buttercream Altenew Crisp Dye Ink
Forest Glades Altenew Crisp Dye Ink
Coral Berry Altenew Crisp Dye Ink
Coral Bliss Altenew Crisp Dye Ink
Black Artist Alcohol marker
Fine Liner Pen Set
Watercolor Palette – Medium
Sticker Embellishments
Watercolor brush
Guillotine Paper Trimmer

Thank You!

-shahi

AECP: Progressive Cardmaking

Shahina Mohamed Ashraf General, Shahi Cards, Standard Cards AECP, Altenew 1

07Sep

Today I am here with a work based on my latest Altenew Academy class – Progressive Cardmaking with Justine Hovey . I am inculcating 2 of her techniques for my card. The washi tape technique for the background and the Embossing technique for the Sentiment. Trust me, this is one of the most simple and elegant card you can make.

INSTRUCTIONS

Create a 4 ¼” x 5 ½” card base from Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock.
Stick Gold Splatter Cosmic Berry Wide Washi Tape over it
Take a piece of Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock, place Eid Mubarak Die over it and run it through the die cutting machine.
Brush the die cut image with antistatic powder tool.
Apply the embossing ink over the top and Cover it with the embossing powder and heat emboss it with a heat gun.
Stick it to the center of the card using double sided foam tape

SUPPLIES

Antique Gold Crisp Embossing Powder
Eid Mubarak Die
Anti static powder tool
Heat Gun
Double sided foam tape.
VersaMark Watermark stamp pad
Gold Splatter Cosmic Berry Wide Washi Tape
Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock.
Sizzix big shot die cutting machine

TIPS

Use anti-static powder tool to prevent embossing powder from sticking to unwanted areas while we stamp the image with Versamark
Point the heat gun straight down to the paper without a slanted angle this way the onset embossing powder will not be blown away leaving you with a sloshy embossed image
Add extra layers of embossing powder and melt after each layer to get a smooth look.
Touch it only after few minutes after heating the die cut sentiment or else you can get your finger prints get melted into it .
Wrap the tape around the paper for extra strength and to ensure that the washi stays in place over time.

Thank You!

-shahi

AECP :Creative coloring with artistic markers

Shahina Mohamed Ashraf General, Shahi Cards, Standard Cards AECP, Altenew 1

17Jun

My today’s card is based on the class, Creative coloring with artistic markers by Mindy Baxter.
In this class, you will learn creative tips and techniques to add stunning colors to your stamped images and create gorgeous cards.

INSTRUCTIONS

Create a 4 ¼” x 5 ½” card base from Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock.
Stamp image from Build-A-Garden: Tulips & Friends Stamp set onto a piece of Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock using Obsidian Ink.
Color stamped image using Artistic Markers.
The tulips are colored using Rose Quartz Artist Alcohol Marker, Puffy Heart Artist Alcohol Marker, Purple Wine Artist Alcohol Marker and Pinkalicious Artist Alcohol Marker.
The leaves are colored using Grass Field Artist Alcohol Markers , Shadow Creek Artist Alcohol Markers and Firebrick Artist Alcohol Marker
Stamp the sentiment from Build-A-Garden: Magnificent Branch Outline Stamp Set with Coral Berry Crisp Dye Ink

SUPPLIES

Rose Quartz Artist Alcohol Markers R601
Puffy Heart Artist Alcohol Markers R603
Purple Wine Artist Alcohol Markers R614
Pinkalicious Artist Alcohol Markers R504
Firefly Artist Alcohol Markers G503
Grass Field Artist Alcohol Markers G515
Shadow Creek Artist Alcohol Markers G425
Caramel Toffee Artist Alcohol Markers Y612
Forest Glades Artist Alcohol Markers G715
Warm Sunshine Artist Alcohol Markers Y205
Firebrick Artist Alcohol Markers Y817
Coral Berry Crisp Dye Ink

Thank You!

-shahi

AECP: All About Layering 5

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10Jun

Actually this project was done long back, but unfortunately I was not able to post it. So here it goes…

After taking a long break from card making, I am back to do my favorite course, AECP. Few months back, I came across an Instagram story posted by the president and founder of Altenew, Tasneem. She posted a picture of a pink flower and asked the followers to guess the flower. I doubted if it was belladonna lily. Randomly guessed it and she said that it was the correct answer. I was sure that she was working on something special. A special stamp set or an amazing embossing folder, who knows what is going to come up. So I randomly took a screenshot of that story. Months passed by, Ramadan is here and I received my Build a flower subscription for the month of April and it was the same old belladonna lily, I was really excited to hold it as an wonderful stamp set. That’s when I decided to turn my All About Layering card into a dedication to Tasneem. Eid was ahead and belladonna lily being the final BAF stamp set, were the other reason for me to do that. Lydia Evans has done a wonderful job in explaining every detail about layering stamps, methods and techniques etc.

INSTRUCTIONS

Take the flower stamp from the Build-a-Flower: belladonna lily Set and stamp the outline layer in black Ink onto a piece of white cardstock.
Then stamp the base layer with Pink Diamond Crisp dye Ink
The second layer of the stamp will fit around all of the edges of the previously stamped layer, stamp this in Pinkalicious Crisp dye Ink .
The third layer will fit around the bottom-right edge of the previously stamped layer, stamp this in Rubellite Crisp dye Ink .
The fourth layer will fit on the top edge of the previous layer, stamp this in Razzleberry Crisp dye Ink .
Stamp the stems with Grass Field Crisp dye Ink and Shadow Creek Crisp dye Ink
Die cut 3 bunches of each flower.
Create a 4 ¼” x 5 ½” card base from Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock.
Run it through Deck Planks 3D Embossing Folder and shade it with Vintage Photo Distress Ink .
Arrange and Stick the flowers according to your liking.
Stamp the Eid sentiment and stick it at the middle of the flower.

SUPPLIES

Pink Diamond Crisp dye Ink
Pinkalicious Crisp dye Ink
Rubellite Crisp dye Ink
Razzleberry Crisp dye Ink
Grass Field Crisp dye Ink
Shadow Creek Crisp dye Ink
Vintage Photo Distress Ink
Versafine black pigment ink
Eid greetings Stamp Set
Deck Planks 3D Embossing Folder
Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock.
Sizzix big shot die cutting machine

Here is my second take , on this class. I have tried sticking the sentiment to the acetate sheet for this card.

INSTRUCTIONS

Take the flower stamps from the Build-A-Flower: Tree Peony Layering Stamp Set and stamp the base layer in Dew Drops Crisp dye Ink onto a piece of white cardstock.
Followed by Aqualicious Crisp dye Ink, Teal Cave Crisp dye Ink ,Galactic Stream Crisp dye Ink respectively.
Stamp the outline layer of the flower and leaves with versa fine onyx black
For the leaves, Color it with the similar shades of Artist Alcohol Marker
Stamp several of these images for the project and use the coordinating dies to die cut them.
Create a 4 ¼” x 5 ½” card base and set it aside.
On a 4 ¼” x 5 ½” panel, start arranging the florals and adhere them with foam tape.
Use glue tape to adhere the leaves.
Cut off the excess pieces that are going off the edges.
Take a 4 ¼” x 5 ½” piece of acetate sheet and place it above the card.
Trim a similar shade of Teal Glitter washi tape and stick it over the Acetate sheet joining the back part of the card.
Stick a layer of teal gem stones as a border to the washi tape.
Stamp and Die cut “Thanks” from Halftone Circles Stamp & Die Bundle over a cardstock colored in Dew Drops Crisp dye Ink .
Stick it on the middle of the acetate sheet.
Stamp the sentiment from Build a Garden: Tulips & Friends with versa fine onyx black Ink on a thin strip of cardstock colored in Dew Drops Crisp dye Ink. Stick it below the die cut.

SUPPLIES

Classic Crest Solar White Cardstock.
Sizzix big shot die cutting machine
Build-A-Flower: Tree Peony Layering Stamp & Die Set
Build a Garden: Tulips & Friends
Halftone Circles Stamp & Die Bundle
Teal Glitter washi tape
Acetate sheet
Versa fine onyx black
Dew Drops Crisp dye Ink
Aqualicious Crisp dye Ink
Teal Cave Crisp dye Ink
Galactic Stream Crisp dye Ink
Dew Drops Artist Alcohol Marker
Aqualicious Artist Alcohol Marker
Teal Cave Artist Alcohol Marker
Galactic Stream Artist Alcohol Marker

Thank You!

-shahi

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AECP Final Workshop (Part 2)

AECP Final Workshop (Part 1)

CARD 1: Triple floating diamond card

Card Making Method:

Pre-cuts for the card:

CARD 2: Washi tape Card

Card Making Method:

Pre-cuts for the card:

Altenew Kids’ Coloring Contest #5

AECP: Cards in Motion

AECP: Exploring Watercolor Medium

AECP: Progressive Cardmaking

AECP :Creative coloring with artistic markers

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