Pat of Technique Junkies has generously given the designers some 2008 CD's to offer to blog readers, so here's your chance to win this one!! Go see Pat's TJ site for an idea of content, but let me tell you - you will NOT be disappointed! There are Bonus CD Techniques not listed anywhere else!!
Just leave a comment on this post, sharing the name of one of your favorite or most used card or scrapbook tecniques (don't worry if it doesn't have a formal name - just give a brief idea). Anyone can enter, but each name is counted only once :o) I'll pick a winner at the end of the wekk using the Random Number Generator, so check back Saturday...
Best of luck!
31 comments:
Nancy,
What a great blog candy! I love the TJ group, would be thrilled to win the CD.
As far as a favorite technique, I go back to a TJ one--silken mist. I use my Twinkling H2Os a lot. That background is so versatile, whether I'm painting an image with my Twinks or just stamping on it.
Niki
My "most" favorite technique is paper embroidery. I'm trying to find some ways to combine rubber stamping and all of the wonderful TJ techniques with the embroidery!
Blessings,
Pat Barger
I find myself using aging and distressing a lot lately. Thank you for the chance at some blog candy! Doesn't get too much better than a TJ CD!
I love love love the burnished watercolour technique!
wiggleshw@yahoo.ca
I agree - great blog candy!
ummm favorite technique, not sure I have one - I usually give one of the Technique Junkies techniques a try - I also like to make a Michelle Zindorf card - she is very talented!
Thanks for the fun!
Sandra
Wonderful blog candy, I hope I'm lucky!
I love to use chalk inks to age and distress backgrounds for cards etc. They give a subtle look which I love.
Maria
I love the distressing look so much so guess that is my technique...and love to take a brayer on a rainbow pad and run over white cardstock, so pretty.
I would LOVE to win the CD...it would be so special.
Thanks for the lovely blog candy!
It would be a real gift to me, since my birthday was just last week.....
I love distressing too and using masks.....
Hugs and thanks
Marcia
I really like paper piecing right now - it's great for any stamp that has clothing in it. And I've used it for other things too - like cars (doesn't everyone want a plaid car?)
Love TJ and the newsletter. I think one of my favorites recently is the Bandanna Technique. Such an eye-catching look; peaceful. Thanks for the chance to win a CD.
Linda Grady
I do not have the CD- I would love to win it! I have seen some beautiful cards using the Faux Designer paper- I have made a couple of cards using this technique and will look forward to making a few more. I think my favorite technique is the next one I have not tried! Thanks for the chance to win!
Shelly Schmidt
Thanks for chance for some great blog candy. My favorite technique is anything that involves resists, particularly embossing an image, applying colour and then removing the embossing with an iron.
Brayering, embossing, chalking, distessing - all 4 at once! Love the effects you can get esp the brayering adding layers of colour until you get the look or effect you want. Love Pat's work and hints and ideas.
My favorite technique is embossing. I also love any type of water coloring. Love technique junkies! Thanks for the chance to win!
susan.hackney at gmail dot com
There are so many techs I like. I guess I would have to say Faux Designer Paper and Camouflag. Boy I really would like one of the CDs.
VickiRomaine@yahoo.com
Love your blog candy. I like pretty much any technique that uses Pearl Ex.
Ramblin Rose
I'm new to TJ, so I don't have a big repertoire of techniques yet, but I'm a big fan of distressing - usually by direct ink to paper. Does that count? Would love to win that CD!! Also, I'm going to be following your blog now - its great!
Ohhhhhhh great blog candy!! I did an online only renewal, so don't have the latest CD yet. Got the other 5 though. Not sure I have a fav technique, but recently did the camouflage tech and fell in love with it!!
Deb B.
Stampindebs@aol.com
I like texturing paper: crimping it, folding it, crinkling it, etc.
Swedie
I love so many techniques! But, the one thing I do almost always, with many techniques, is to lightly distress and ink the edges of the various elements on a card, page, ATC, etc. I feel like it gives it a finished look and helps tie the various elements together.
I am new to "techniques" rather than standard paper layers, however, do like the look of polished stone, so far
Shirley
I would love to win this blog candy! I love Pat's TJ! One of my favorite techniques that I use a lot is coloring my line images with Prisma colored pencils blended with baby oil or goo gone (not sure what the name of the tech is).
Adair
asvoboda@juno.com
HI Nancy!!!
My favorite technique right now is watercoloring with an aqua-painter brush! I use re-inkers, watercolor crayons and twinkling H20s with my brush. I love the soft look of the watercolors.
Cracked glass is one of all time favorites.
I go to Pat's blog a lot! I like distressing, Zindorf style brayering with clear embossing, and watercoloring with markers. I just like learning new things. I would love to win this blog candy.
sandyh502001 at yahoo dot com
OK, I am not sure of the name but it is theone with the shaving cream and the ink refills to make your paper looked marbled. This blog candy is ALMOST as good as chocolate!!!
Nancy, It will be awesome to win this CD!
My favorite technique is one I learned last summer while taking a class on line.
It is called: 3-D effects with microbeads.
You take an image: photo, stamped, etc.
Cover in double sided wide sticky tape (on top of image),
press tape to secure (regular tape does not work - it must be tacky red/clear backed tape),
Peel backing of tape (very sticky),
add microbeads,
press down on microbeads,
add more microbeads to fill in gaps.
Build your card!
It gives the card a beautiful multi-dimensional look!
Marilyn geneva1599@juno.com
Hi, grest blog candy, thanks for chance to win. My favorite technique is bandana and embossing.
Hugs
Inge
I would love to have this CD - its the only one I don't have yet :).
My favorite techniques always have to do with coloring - prismacolor pencils, twinks, peerless watercolors.....but I also love to paper piece too.
Wow, lovely blog candy, mmmm...Okay, expect an email shortly, I will break down and get the garden stamp sheet....I have loved everything I have seen with it :) Faux Designer Paper...until I try all the new ones that Pat has for us ;-)
I like the new way of making your own designer paper!
sstevens27@yahoo.ca
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