Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards + 3L Scrapbook Adhesives Giveaway

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards Ken Oliver’s Color Burst Watercolors are a great way to add vibrant color to any project. While crafting with them recently, I picked up the wrong spray bottle. Instead of giving the page a spritz of water, I accidentally sprayed the page with rubbing alcohol! After a brief moment of panic, I realized that it created a lovely speckled page of color because the rubbing alcohol evaporates without spreading the color very far. And voila— I developed a new technique for powdered watercolor that would never have been discovered if I labeled my bottles correctly!

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards Supplies:

  • Grungy Silhouette Cling Mount Stamp by Dina Wakley
  • Watercolor paper
  • Black card
  • Brads
  • White seam binding ribbon

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards Instructions:

Give a quick puff of Ken Oliver’s Color Bursts to your watercolor page. Note: You will have a hard time seeing the color on the page, but it will show up vibrantly when spritzed, so don’t worry and don’t overdo it with the powder!

For this project, I went with cool tones and used Indigo, Ultramarine Blue, Merlot, and Violet to achieve the pattern seen.

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards

Spray entire page with a very light coat of rubbing alcohol. The colors should pop out nicely. If there are any holes you would like to fill, just puff a little more Color Bursts onto the page.

Stamp Grungy Silhouette with black ink onto the watercolor page.

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards

Trim watercolor paper to fit your card. Adhere with 3L® Adhesives E-Z Runner Grand®.

Trim a thin strip of watercolor paper for the bottom of your card. Attach Tim Holtz Metal Word Band with brads and adhere to the bottom of the card.

Crumple white seam binding ribbon, spray with Dylusions Ink Spray in Crushed Grape and allow to dry completely. If spray ink is too dark or opaque, rinse some of the ink out with water. Note: Wear gloves or you will have very purple hands!

Allow ribbon to dry completely, then tie to the left-hand side of card.

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards

Enter to Win $35 of Supplies from 3L® Scrapbook Adhesives

Our friends at 3L® Scrapbook Adhesives have graciously provided the assortment of supplies for this giveaway — over $35 worth! Includes an E-Z Runner® Grand, 3D Foam Creative Embellishment Kit, Keepsake Envelopes, Adhesive Dots, and Adhesive Sheets!

3L Scrapbook Adhesives Givewaway

Scrapbook Adhesives

Visit 3L Scrapbook Adhesives’ blog for more inspiration and tutorials!

To Enter:

  • Share your favorite image above on Pinterest or Facebook by pinning or liking the image.
  • If you pinned to Pinterest, share the link in the comments section below. If you “liked” on Facebook, tag us so we can see (add @stampington to your caption).
  • If you don’t have Facebook or Pinterest, please comment below and tell us your favorite way to use tapes and adhesives in your artwork.

*Winners will be randomly selected from the comments below for the giveaway and contacted via email. Contest is open to U.S. residents only, and ends 4/30/17 at 11:59pm PST.

 


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61 Responses to “Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards + 3L Scrapbook Adhesives Giveaway”

  1. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/135178426296560188/
    Pinned and heading over to FB as well!
    What a cool project and I just love the palette!

  2. Cindy says:

    Love using 1/4″ double-sided tape when making cards, scrapbooking or making my own albums. Lay a strip of tape down. Then press beedz, gold leaf, foils or glitter on it. It’s a wonderful glitzy embellishment that can frame cards, special places in scrapbooks or just to jazz things up.

  3. Connie M says:

    really enjoyed article and can’t wait to try out ideas. Thanks

  4. Jeanette Jones says:

    Between my mixed media pieces and my scrapbooking I am mired in adhesives. Attaching beautiful embellishments to both, lots of washi tape and glitter–what ever found art I can add. Loved the article, need to get down and dirty and try to make it. Great ideas.

  5. Eloise L. says:

    I use the double sided tape for everything. Makes for a great bond and better looking projects. I do lots of mixed media, scrapbooking and card making which needs a variety of adhesives. Thank you for the opportunity to win such a great collection.

  6. Josie Davis says:

    Love this inspiring technique!

  7. Josie Davis says:

    I am a fearless embellisher. If you stand still long enough you’ll find something attached to you.

  8. Sharon Gullikson says:

    My favorite way is to use Washi tape. I have maybe 150 of them in many, many styles and colors, so they go with every project.

  9. Brian Poteraj says:

    I use adhesives mostly to attach something (e.g. paper to paper, fabric flowers to paper), but also like to use it to attach glitter.

  10. brenda says:

    I pinned the photo here: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/70228075420504596/

    Being a avid crafter/ artist full time, this is a great giveaway. I make greeting cards and use some of my own fabric designs as well. Always looking to try new supplies for different effects. I have yet to use washi tape but need to do that soon!

    I am a multi media artist with over 35 years in the creating something beautiful industry. ;-)

  11. I am a full time multi media artist with over 35 years in the creating something pretty industry! ;-)
    I use many different tools and supplies. From Pottery, surface design, paintings to greeting cards.
    Have not tried to washi tape yet! Have to try them! I pinned photo above to pinterest:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/70228075420504596/

  12. Jean marmo says:

    Shared on FB. I use adhesives for everything – scrapping, cards and mixed media. Love the versatility of washi tapes. So many fun ones

  13. Ali says:

    Love using them on my mixed media projects!! Pinned on https://www.pinterest.com/pin/290060032237438124/

  14. Annette Ostrander says:

    So much fun,can’t wait to get started. I will paint the dots & use them to dress up my journal page.

  15. Carol L says:

    I use tape runners and adhesive dots in papercrafting, and adhesive sheets for some bookbinding projects. They stick well and are very easy to use.

  16. You can NEVER have enough adhesives!
    I love using glue dots, dimensionals, foam, Washi, etc.
    I am a full time paper craftter for over 10 years now.
    Pinned to one of my pintrest boards:

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/90001692534580148/

  17. Jacky Canton says:

    I use adhesives to layer and laminate my die cut designs, some of which are very intricate and tiny.

  18. M Bryne says:

    Enjoyed reading the article about the New alcohol technique. Will have to try this.
    M Bryne, 253 Magellan Drive, Sarasota, FL 34243

  19. M Bryne says:

    My favorite way of using tapes and adhesives is to pop up layers of cardstock and the latest with glitter on the foam squares.

  20. KathyS says:

    I use black tape for framing on a collage surface and double-sided tape is sooo useful in many bookbinding applications.

  21. Tisa Hosford says:

    Wow, what a great assortment of adhesives–a necessity if I want to make more quick cards–I hate messing with those teeny two sided tape dispensers that don’t always work, so I ♥ the E-Z Runner Grand! Thanks for the chance to win it.
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/494973815281643549/

  22. I love using adhesives for collage projects!

  23. http://pin.it/tc1aVn8
    I thought you’d like this Board on Pinterest…

    I like tearing strips of washi tape in half and using them to adhere photos in my journals.

  24. Deb Kaste says:

    I like using adhesives like double sided tape for all my crafting projects. Anything that doesn’t move is fair game!

  25. Carol B says:

    I love your products!I mainly use the adhesives in my card making, stands up so well to mailing!

    Carol B
    ciaoitalia2007(at)gmail(dot)com

  26. Laura Ramey says:

    I use tape to create a border at the edge of the watercolor I am working on. Crisp clean edges.

  27. Karen W says:

    I pinned the top picture to my Inspiration album. Not only would I like to try the Ken Oliver Colour Bursts, but I got a great stamp making idea from that post too.

  28. Karen W says:

    Oops….forgot to paste in the link to the Pinterest post. http://otherrambles.blogspot.ca/

  29. Karen W says:

    I’m so sorry. Apparently this isn’t my night! Let me try that all again fresh. I pinned the top picture to my Inspiration album. Not only would I like to try the Ken Oliver Colour Bursts, but I got a great stamp making idea from that post too. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/221872719123189340/

  30. Dalia Blevins says:

    I use 3D dots, your adhesive dots, double sided-tape and all types of tape runners – https://www.pinterest.com/daliablevins/stampington-and-company/. It’s such a joy to have products that work so well.

  31. Debra A Armstrong says:

    I like to sprinkle embossing powder on an adhesive as it keeps the powder from being blown away by the heat gun.

  32. Karen Schroeder says:

    I pinned the image. Love the technique!
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/443604632032223084/

  33. DianeD says:

    Love tape runner adhesives. No wrinkling or rippling.

  34. Terry G. says:

    I particularly like to use double sided tape for some projects. But I do use various adhesives in my work and am always game to try new products!

  35. Michele White says:

    ESPECIALLY in card making, the right adhesive is #1. It can make the difference between a professional creation and one that really misses what you might want to express! \
    Bless you for this opportunity!

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/39054721749926546/

  36. Linda Beckert says:

    I use tape runner permanent adhesives all the time, almost every project, but especially card making. I have friends that use glue sticks, and there results are never as good. PS pick me, pick me!!!

  37. Karen says:

    I love this article because the colors are soft yet bright. I use lots of adhesives when creating my mix media projects. I have a variety of them due to the different weights of the papers I use and objects that are “glued” together. I am always eager to learn more about the adhesives so I can better attach my goodies together.

  38. Clair says:

    I would love to win that tape runner! Looks like could last for a WHILE before giving up the ghost. Great products!!

  39. Barbara Bowen says:

    I posted to Facebook and Pinterest. I am new at paper and mixed media art and am really experimenting now.
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/107593878579255141/

  40. Sandra Webster says:

    I’ve never used any of these products, but it would be so much fun to experiment and share my knowledge!

  41. Carla Hundley says:

    Lovely work and
    I pinned at this
    address:
    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/52846995608380318/

    Carla from Utah

  42. Naomi S. says:

    I pinned to http://www.interest.com/pin/create/bookmarklet/?media=httPS%3A%2F%2Fstampington.com%2Fblog

    I haven’t used many adhesives but I would like to start doing some mixed media art and I think they would be useful for that.

  43. Skell Goens says:

    Recently framed up a “depth of field” piece of a forest out of cut paper and used adhesive dots to gain dimension…looked fabulous!

  44. Jackie says:

    My favorite way to use tapes and adhesives in my artwork is using double-sided tape for my cards.

  45. Kathy s says:

    I love your alcohol spray “accident” thanks for sharing. I love using wide and thin strips or dots of adhesive not only to attach my card pieces but to add interest by using various widths to add either glitter or flock or anything else I can think of to the top of my card. I have even tried a tartan effect by Criss crossing them. So cool.

  46. Elizabeth Reflogle says:

    Love this idea. Can’t wait to try it!
    http://pin.it/lkTmWJD

  47. Fonda Rush says:

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/178314466476918646/ Thank you for the opportunity to win!

  48. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/541206080207426823/

    I love this color scheme and the luscious effects that can be achieved with this color burst medium. Thanks for all the great ideas and inspirations.
    (posted to my FB page as well)

  49. Cindy says:

    Love seeing new products and techniques. Love to layer things up and add a little bling.

  50. JoRene says:

    https://www.pinterest.com/pin/561613016019825471/
    I unabashedly Adore embellishments…every one brings a smile to my face, can’t help it! This looks so inviting….

  51. Sharon Gullikson says:

    My favorite way to use it is to anchor papers with tape runners.

  52. Brian Poteraj says:

    I use double sided tapes for ribbons. Much better than wet glue!

  53. Shannon says:

    Shared on FB. Time to play!
    Where would we be without all the wonderful adhesives we use in our art?!?
    Adhesive sheets are great for adhering intricate cutouts, and the dots STICK on so many dimensional objects very well.

  54. Lou Baker Downing says:

    I love my tape runner for cards, but I use it in mixed-media projects too. I really want some color bursts.

  55. Lou Baker Downing says:

    I use my tape runner in card making and in mixed media projects. I really need to get those color burst. Looks like a fun project!

  56. BrendaLea says:

    I can not make cards without my adhesives. Nor can I create my muted media without a tape runner, and or dots. I have got to try this technique with my Color Burst. Thanks for the chance to win these awesome adhesives.

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Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards Ken Oliver’s Color Burst Watercolors are a great way to add vibrant color to any project. While crafting with them recently, I picked up the wrong spray bottle. Instead of giving the page a spritz of water, I accidentally sprayed the page with rubbing alcohol! After a brief moment of panic, I realized that it created a lovely speckled page of color because the rubbing alcohol evaporates without spreading the color very far. And voila— I developed a new technique for powdered watercolor that would never have been discovered if I labeled my bottles correctly!

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards Supplies:

  • Grungy Silhouette Cling Mount Stamp by Dina Wakley
  • Watercolor paper
  • Black card
  • Brads
  • White seam binding ribbon

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards Instructions:

Give a quick puff of Ken Oliver’s Color Bursts to your watercolor page. Note: You will have a hard time seeing the color on the page, but it will show up vibrantly when spritzed, so don’t worry and don’t overdo it with the powder!

For this project, I went with cool tones and used Indigo, Ultramarine Blue, Merlot, and Violet to achieve the pattern seen.

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards

Spray entire page with a very light coat of rubbing alcohol. The colors should pop out nicely. If there are any holes you would like to fill, just puff a little more Color Bursts onto the page.

Stamp Grungy Silhouette with black ink onto the watercolor page.

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards

Trim watercolor paper to fit your card. Adhere with 3L® Adhesives E-Z Runner Grand®.

Trim a thin strip of watercolor paper for the bottom of your card. Attach Tim Holtz Metal Word Band with brads and adhere to the bottom of the card.

Crumple white seam binding ribbon, spray with Dylusions Ink Spray in Crushed Grape and allow to dry completely. If spray ink is too dark or opaque, rinse some of the ink out with water. Note: Wear gloves or you will have very purple hands!

Allow ribbon to dry completely, then tie to the left-hand side of card.

Quick and Crafty Color Burst Cards

Enter to Win $35 of Supplies from 3L® Scrapbook Adhesives

Our friends at 3L® Scrapbook Adhesives have graciously provided the assortment of supplies for this giveaway — over $35 worth! Includes an E-Z Runner® Grand, 3D Foam Creative Embellishment Kit, Keepsake Envelopes, Adhesive Dots, and Adhesive Sheets!

3L Scrapbook Adhesives Givewaway

Scrapbook Adhesives

Visit 3L Scrapbook Adhesives’ blog for more inspiration and tutorials!

To Enter:

  • Share your favorite image above on Pinterest or Facebook by pinning or liking the image.
  • If you pinned to Pinterest, share the link in the comments section below. If you “liked” on Facebook, tag us so we can see (add @stampington to your caption).
  • If you don’t have Facebook or Pinterest, please comment below and tell us your favorite way to use tapes and adhesives in your artwork.

*Winners will be randomly selected from the comments below for the giveaway and contacted via email. Contest is open to U.S. residents only, and ends 4/30/17 at 11:59pm PST.