Love is in the air inspiration plus winners

Good morning crafters, wow we've had some gorgous entries for our 

'Love is in the Air'

 challenge so far but you've still got loads of time to enter to be in with a chance of winning some fabby stash from those lovely people at Premium Craft Brands!! You don't have to use PanPastels to play along, as long as you follow the theme of the challenge so won't miss out on your chance to win!!

If you're visiting to add your entry, just click HERE to go straight to the linky

As always the DT have created some beautiful projects to inspire you but before we take a peek at them its time to announce the winner and Top 3 from our last challenge. 

Good old Mr, Random.org has worked his magic and our lucky winner from Challenge 2 'Happy Birthday'  is

1. Hunybunny

Congratulations hun, please email us quoting your winners code which is PPWK03001 and your snail mail details and then sit back and wait for postie!!

And Top 3 honours, as chosen by our DT go to

2. Nikki Acton

7. Ingrid Kristina V

12. Debbie

Well done ladies, your projects were stunning! Don't forget to pick up your Top 3 badge for your blogs.

Now let's find out what the DT girlies have been up to this week, if you have time pop over to their blogs for lots of tips and techniques to get the most of your PanPastels

Yvonne - Panpastels and the Bokeh Technique.  More info on my blog.

Doreen-I have a string of hearts to share today. I have used an Ombre technique  just using the Violet PanPastel and fading out. so easy to do but quite effective...

My image has been stamped and coloured with Violet PanPastel.xxx

Anjie - To create this card I have stamped the image with a versamark ink pad and then rubbed over it with the Permanent Red Pan Pastel. I then stamped a border around the edges to make the heart pop.

Perm Red Pan Pastel

Claire C I've altered a little gift box using PanPastels, Maimeri Mediums and Premium Craft Brands stamps, you can find links to all the products i've used below and all the details are on my blog

Dutch Doobadoo Dutch Mask A5 Burlap	Permanent red tint	Burnt sienna shade	Maimeri Light modelling paste	Premium Art Brands, Postcard stamp set
Raw Umber PanPastel

Terry: I had fun altering a Photoframe, first I placed Gesso, played with the Dutch Doobadoo stencil Chickenwire with the Light Modelling Paste and used the metallic PanPastels, on top a bit of crackle to finish the background. The background inside the frame was made the same way. And on the outside some embellishments and a few hearts to finish my project.

Maimeri Light modelling paste

Maimeri Iridescent Paste/Gesso 200ML

Metallic Bronze

Copper Metallic

Chicken Wire Stencil

Wow beautiful makes girls, we'll be back next week with another new challenge so don't forget to pop back. If you're looking for the linky for our 'Love is in the Air' Challenge just click

Here

Thanks for visiting today

xx

Challenge 3 Love is in the air

Good morning to ALL YOU CRAFTY PEOPLE....and a big thank you to everyone who played along with our last challenge!

We'll be announcing the winner and Top 3 next week but today its time for a brand new challenge and this time around our theme is

LOVE IS IN THE AIR.....

So get your thinking caps on and join into the fun over here at the

Premium Craft Brands Challenge BLOG wohoooo ....

As always we've got some lovely stash up for grabs for our lucky winner thanks to those lovely folk at Your Creativity Store (colours may vary)

   

And check this out guys, what some fabulous Projects our amazing DT have made ....you're gonna love what they have made for your inspiration........

Lou: I created a scrapbook page making the background using Maimeri glossy gel, iridescent paste and white acyrlic paint. All the diecuts are colour tinted with umber and white pan pastels with a smidgen of Maimeri white acyrlic paint. I also used the "Heart of Flower" stencil to create a heart embellishment, covered in Maimeri glossy gel and white acyrlic paint. More details and photos are on my blog.

Maimeri Gloss Gel

Maimeri Iridescent Paste/Gesso 200ML

Maimeri acrylic paint

Premium Craft Brands, Heart of Flower stencil

Raw Umber PanPastel

Titanium White PanPastel

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Doreen-I first started by getting the heart stencil and spreading some Maimeri Modeling paste through it..After this dried I then covered the whole card with Raw Umber PanPastel. My image has been stamped and coloured with Raw Umber Pan and Permanent Red

Yvonne - I stamped the grungy heart with Versamark and dabbed permanent red Panpastel over the top and blended.  All the other details are on my blog if you have time to pop over.

                           

Permanent Red

Anjie - To create this card I have stamped the image and the sentiments with a versamark ink pad and then rubbed over it with the Permanent Red Pan Pastel. I then used it to put some colour on the white card. Finally I added the lines and dots with a fine line pen.

Perm Red Pan Pastel

Tracy ~ Love is in the air tralalalalala and this girl is looking to tell her soul mate that she loves him!

With the help of a canvas board, pencil, doodle doo and a few yummy Pan Pastels she was ready to tell him how she felt. You can find out a little more about her on my blog if you would like.

yellow ochre	Black fine Pearl	colourless blender	Phthalo Blue Shade	Permanent Red Shade
Light Gold PanPastel	Graph It shake it white marker

Terry; I had loads of fun working on a canvas, this Huge metall heart is on it, you would not say it was a metal one eh? I have played with White Coarse, Pink Pearlescent Pans, Gesso and Light Modelling Paste and offcourse butterflies.....wanna see more than come on over to my blog....

I have worked with these products:

Gesso

Maimeri Light modelling paste

White COARSE Pearl Medium for PanPastels

Titanium White PanPastel

Pearlescent Pan Pastels

Fantastic selection of projects and now we cannot wait for you join in with us too ...

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