Card and Tag by Jennifer Marie

Hello Shimmerz addicts,

Today, it's my turn to post on the blog. I am so happy to be part of this team.
It is really a pleasure to play with inks and paintings ... The pastes and textures of "TEXTUREZ"

For his 2 sheaves I played with the "TEXTUREZ" and "SHIMMERZ"

To start, I spread out using my knife, "texture" Gold mine, its sanded texture gives a dimension and texture to the creation. Once dry, I spread out my "texture" Sandy stone, and once again dried.

Once all is dry, I have using my "Acritonez" 3 Sheets to the Wind, apply with my brush to some place to soften...
Then, place at my favorite moment: the assembly of the sheave.

Once every embellishment in its place, up to more colors ... And this time I used my "Shimmerz" Golden Wheat, to apply to some places of my embellishments.

I hope you like it ...

Used media:

- Texturez ( Gold Mine )

- Texturez ( Sandy Stone )

- AcriTonez ( 3 Sheets To The Wind )

- Shimmerz ( Golden Wheat )

See you soon

And good Shimmerz

Vintage Santa Tag with Melissa

Hi there!! Melissa stopping in here with a fun Christmas tag that kind of reminds me of "paint-by-numbers" from when I was a kid. :) I used quite a few different Shimmerz Products for this but it can also be done with less as well. Let's get started!

Here are the Shimmerz Products that I used.

                                                                  For the Tag Base:

                                                    Blue Jeans and Snow Storm Vibez

                                                      Bamboo Leaf and Truffle Spritz

                                                          For the image and greenery:
                                                 Tidy Widy and Artie Choked Texturez
                                         Coffee, Wed Wagon, Celery and Coal Shimmerz
                                                             Gold Glimmer Blingz

I first sprayed my tag with some of the Blue Jeans Vibez.

Then while still wet, I sprayed the tag with some Bamboo Leaf Spritz. Let dry.

I then punched out some little branches using white cardstock. I then added some Celery Shimmerz to them. I brushed it on thick in some places and thinner in others to give it some dimension.

I then stamped my vintage Santa using some Distress Ink to my dry tag. I then started "painting" the image in certain places using several different Shimmerz Products. It gives in a nice vintage look. The Tidy Widy Texturez gives a nice texture to his beard and fur on his suit!

Don't forget, on your next Shimmerz order, just mention my name, Melissa B in the "Notes to Merchant" section in the Paypal Checkout and you will receive a FREE Shimmerz Paints Product in your order! ;)

Hope you have a shimmery day!!

She Decided to Leap Tag

Hi There Friends,

It's Renee here to share with you a tag

I made using Shimmerz Paints.

This tag turned out so pretty with these bright colors.

I was inspired by the colors in the Cocoa Vanilla - Hello Lovely Collection.

The Shimmerz Paints I used are:

Shimmerz - Magenta

Shimmerz - Marigold

Shimmerz - Pink

Shimmerz - Tickle Me Turquoise

Shimmerz Vibez - Pop Art Pink

Shimmerz Creameez - Ride the Tide

Here is my process video from start to finish.

Don't forget, you can purchase Shimmerz products directly from the Shimmerz Paint Shop online.

If you do, mention my name "Renee Aslette" in the <Instructions to Merchant/Seller> section and you will receive a FREE product in the color of your choice.

Thank you so much for stopping by!!

A Shabby Card and a Shabby Snowflake Tag with Melissa

Hi there Shimmerz Friends! Melissa here stopping in with a super easy and fun way to dress up a card and to make a stunning background for a card or tag! Let's get started!

First up, I will show you how to give some great texture and interest to any card. It doesn't take much! All you need is some Tidy Widy Texturez and Pixie Dust Blingz!

Just simply, spread on some Tidy Widy Texturez to your papers, flowers and embellishments using a palette knife. It gives your card such pretty texture and dimension! That's it! Easy Peasy!!

It gives any card a really cool and shabby look!

I also added some Pixie Dust Blingz to my flowers as well. It gives it that little extra sparkle!

Next, I made this pretty snowflake tag using a super easy technique! And only a few Shimmerz Products!

For the background, I used Blue Jeans Vibez, Well Blue Me Down Coloringz, Baby's Breath Shimmeringz, Spun Sugar Dazzlerz and on the snowflakes I used some Pixie Dust Blingz.

For the background, I simply sprayed some Blue Jeans Vibez on the bottom portion of my white tag and then some Well Blue Me Down Coloringz on the top portion of the tag. Before letting it dry completely, I sprayed some Baby's Breath Shimmeringz over the entire tag to blend in the colors and give it even more shimmer.

Then using a snowfall stencil, I simply spread some Spun Sugar Dazzlerz lightly over my stencil, using a palette knife.

I then added some Pixie Dust Blingz to my die cut snowflakes and then proceeded to embellish the rest of my tag.

Such an easy way to get an ombre effect to any tag or card!

Don't forget, on your next Shimmerz Paints order, just mention my name, Melissa B. in the "Notes to Merchant" section in the PayPal checkout, and you will receive a FREE Shimmerz Paint Product in your order! ;)

And before I go, Shimmerz has something exciting in the works!! So make sure you be on the look out for it!! ;) 

Hope you have a shimmery day!!

Happy Birthday .... for two!

I designed for my little nieces two Happy Birthday tags.

To create an irregular background I covered the surface of the tags with pink tissue paper cut into small pieces. Then I colored it, a bit, with Distress Ink Worm Lipstick.

Then, I sprayed Cotton Candy Shimmerz and ..... I got a brigth background ....

.... and so, where the Shimmerz spray is, the background becomes a lighter pink.

Finaly, first I colored the flower with Pink Shimmerz and then with Angel Wing Shimmerz to give it a double gloss effect.

Have a great day with creativity!

Roberta