I just played with the my new PanPastels to create an amazing background for a masculine card. This is one of the three cards we are making at my upcoming Manly Man class. Details about the class below.
First I'll show you the card and then we can talk about PanPastels!
The color patches you seen the background of this card and made using the Party Pop PanPastels. They look like this:
PanPastels are artists' quality soft pastels that come in a pan (cake-like), like you see here, as opposed to a crayon like form. They are highly-pigmented, easily blended together, and low dust. People say you can use them like paints. I love that Fun Stampers Journey has partnered with the PanPastel company, who makes the best pastels on the market, to bring us these in the FSJ colors. There are four different color collections to choose from and all match the FSJ colors.
When you get your pastels they come with a set of applicator sponges in different sizes so you can start playing right away.
My biggest tip about these is that you need VERY little to get the rich dark color that you see in the pan on your paper. They suggest that you rub your sponge lightly across, or around the pan 2-3 times. I found 2 is plenty.
And I was AMAZED at the saturation of color, bright and rich! The feel of rubbing these into the paper was a smooth and slightly creamy. If you are using the small amount recommended on your sponge you will not have dust. If you do get dust, then you have too much pastel on your sponge.
I am looking forward to showing you, in video, how to use these! Stay tuned for that in a day or so.
For now here is another look at the card.
You might have noticed that I colored the truck panel with the PanPastels too. Just stamp your image on Whip Cream card stock with our clear embossing ink and then rub the pastel over it. I did the same with the Route 66 sign as well. I am loving the versatility of the pastels!
If you would like to come play with these fun new things with me here are all the details about my class:
When: Thursday, June 15th at 6:30pm
Where: My Stamp Studio in Eagle, ID
What: 2 each of 3 cards for a total of 6 cards
How much: Registration is $25
BONUS: Bring a friend I did not invite, you and your friend get to make a BONUS card for FREE!
You should also save the date for my Christmas in July all day stamping event. I am hosting the RG Presents Journey Holiday Catalog launch in my stamp studio for my team, customers and friends on July 15th. You can participate in this live YouTube event at your house, or you can come party with us! Here are all the details on how to register:
Visit my website: www.funstampersjourney.com/carriestamps
Click: SHOP
In the search bar enter: BD-0325
Add the RG Presents Journey Holidays Bundle to your shopping cart.
When you purchase the bundle you are registered, you will be mailed all your stamps, dies and make and take packets for the event. You will also get an email with a link to the live event.
If you want to attend the event at my house, then email me that you will be joining us: [email protected]
Here is a flyer showing you the stamp sets and die sets that you get in your kit.
Do you know the NEW Fun Stampers Journey Catalog comes out July 1st! Would you like to be one of the first to get your hands on it! Pre-Order your book from me now at the discounted price of $10. I will be getting my boxes of catalogs sometime next week. I would love to get this BIG new book to you, shipping included in your $10. Here's a SNEAK PEEK at the cover.
Did you know that you can sign up to be a Journey Coach for just $50! Find out more about joining my team as a coach on my JOIN MY TEAM page.
Shop for all the amazing Fun Stampers Journey products at my online store:
When you are there be sure to check out the CLEARANCE RACK and the BREAK UP SALE .
Thank you for taking the time to stop and visit my blog. I am here to answer any of your questions about stamping, about being a coach and I would love to get to know you, my blog reader better. Feel free to leave me a comment or question below.
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