How to Make a Book Mark with a Book Theme Using Dew Drops

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Can you believe it’s May already?  I sure can’t.  Today I want to show you a quick project, making a bookmark that can be used to “mark your place”.  So, let’s get started!
Ingredients:
Card stock tag – your choice of size.
Water color mists – I used homemade mists using Brusho Crystals in Bright Red, Orange and Dark Brown
Distress Ink in Campfire
Tissue paper
Yarn for tassel
Alcohol markers – I used a Copic Marker in Crimson and an Art n’ Fly in a yellow tone
Distress Matte Media
Chop stamp (I used my dad’s chop that he had made many years ago)
Alphabet stamps
Stayz On Black Ink
Artsy Dew Book Canvas

Mini Dew Drops – Safari

 

Directions:

Start by selecting your dew drop artsy canvas and coloring your book with alcohol ink markers.
Next spritz your tag with the spray of your choice.  I used homemade sprays, made with Brusho Watercolor Crystals and Water.  If you do this make use about 1/8th teaspoon of color to 1/4 cup of water.  The crystals go along way.

 

While the tag is drying, take a piece of tissue paper and stamp symbols of your choice on it with distress ink.  Allow to dry and then stamp your message with alphabet stamps using permanent ink.  I used a grungy old typewriter font.  Let dry.

Carefully hand cut the book from the canvas, which the tissue and tag are drying.
Adhere the canvas cut to the book mark based using distress matte media.  Pro tip:  Weight the book mark while it dries.  Remember paper has no memory, so if it becomes wrinkled from the spritzing you can easily flatten by placing it under a heavy book or two.
Adhere tissue to the bookmark.  Add matte media to the tag and lay tissue down.  Gently add matte media over the tissue.  This will add depth and the tissue, when dry hardly shows.  Do remember if you use water soluble ink it may move a bit during this process.
Finally adhere Dew Drops, as desired.  I used them at the top of the book mark, where they will be outside the pages I am marking.  Add a ribbon or yarn to form a tassel and you’re all done.
Hope you enjoyed this fun project AND I’ll see you in two weeks again for another project.
~ Victoria
To see all my art, follow me on Instagram victoriawarrenmearsart

Making a Tag with a Lace – Like Dew Drop Border

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Happiest of New Years to you!  Welcome to 2021 with Dew Drops.
Today I want to demonstrate a tag with a lace-like border made from Dew Drops.
Ingredients:
Manila Tag
Gelli Plate
Acrylic Paint in Blue and Pearly White – guess I am still feeling Northern Hemisphere wintery!
iZink – blue
Butterfly embellishment
Sentiment
Liquid and dry adhesive
Dew Drops – precious boy diamond dew drops, neon blue mini dew drops and tear drops
Directions:
 
1.  With a brayer, add a thin layer of pearlescent white and then blue to your gel plate.
2.  Lay tag on gel plate and rub evenly, pull mono print.
3.  Add a layer of this lovely blue IZink to your gel plate.  Don’t worry, it’s transparent and won’t overwhelm your previous layer.
4.  Let dry completely.  If your tag is curled, weight and leave for about 1/2 hour.  Remember paper has no memory, so you can flatten it again!
5.  Add quote and diamond dew drops.

 

6.  Now we will turn it like drop lace. Add dots of liquid adhesive for mini dew drops at each diamond point.  Once those have dried, add a tear drop below each mini dew drop and let dry.
7.  The next step is to add your focal point.  I cut our a large butterfly from a book entitled, “Extraordinary Things to Cut Out and Collage.”
 
8.  Here’s another look!
Thanks for stopping by today.  I am thrilled to be continuing on the design team for 2021!  Hope to share some new ideas with you and some amazing new canvases from the store as well!
~Victoria

A Snowman Tag

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Hi, welcome to the Robin’s Nest! Today I will show you how to make a cute snowman tag using Dew Drops.

 

The supplies used are:

 

Black and White Dew Drops

Golden Berry Dew Drops

Cardstock

Pencil

Posca markers-  white and black

Glue

Glitter

Sharpie

seed beads

Step one: Draw a snowman on the cardstock.

Step 2: Fill in body with glue and then cover with glitter.

 

 

Step 3: colour in hat and arms.

 

Step 4: stick on Dew Drops

 

Step 5: outline snowman with charcoal or a soft, dark pencil.

 

You’re done!

 

 

 

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com.

You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.

Happy Crafting!

Suzette

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Christmas Tags with Dew Drops

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Hello, Kelly on the blog today with Robin’s Nest Dew Drops creating some Christmas tags for all of those gifts I will be gifting this year! Let’s get started!

Supplies –

Shipping tags
Red cardstock
White embossing powder
Gold embossing powder
Ink Spray
To start these tags, I looked for a larger stamp that would cover a large part of the tag. I then stamped with Versamark embossing ink then using embossing powder on the tags. On these first tags, I used white and gold embossing powder then sprayed green ink on the white embossed tag and let it dry. While that tag was drying, I decided on my Dew Drop colors and added Crimson and Kelly Green dew drops to both tags.

 

 

 

 

For my next set of tags, I used red cardstock, white embossing powder and Raindrop Dew Drops. I love the red tags!

 

 

 

Thanks for stopping by and check out all of the wonderful colors of Dew Drops at Robin’s Nest!

A Dew Drop Tag

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Hi, welcome to another tutorial. In today’s tutorial, I show you how to make a beautiful tag.

The supplies used are:
Step one:  draw the tree using a nib pen and ink.
Step 2:  add the Dew Drops.
Step 3: Add a trunk with the pen.
Step 4: mount on cardstock. Stamp the word believe and mount this also.
Step 5: Stick on the word believe.
Your all done!

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com.

You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.

Happy Crafting!

Suzette

Blog: https://suzettehussey.com/blog/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/papermachepatch/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/papermachepatch/

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Trick or Treat

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Hello, I have another spooky tutorial for you today!

 

Here is the supply list:

 

  • Goldenberry Dew Drops
  • Tag
  • Stencil
  • Golden Soft Gel Gloss
  • purple ink spray
  • black ink spray
  • purple paint
  • Mod Podge Sparkle
  • orange cardstock
  • craft wire and cutting tools
  • foam dots
  • black ink pad and sponge
  • embellishment
  • charcoal pencil

 

Step one: secure the stencil over the tag and apply the gel medium. Set aside to dry.
Step two: spray with ink sprays, wiping off the excess. Allow to dry.
Step three: Add a coat of purple acrylic paint to the tag. When dry cover in Mod Podge Sparkle and allow to dry.
Step four: draw and cut out a spider using the orange cardstock. Outline with ink and charcoal. Cut four pieces of wire, about 2″ each, and wrap another piece around the middle.  These will be the legs.
Step five: glue them in place under the spider and add two gold Dew Drops for the eyes.
Step 6: stick the spider in place using foam dots.
Step seven: add more Dew Drops to decorate the web.
Step eight: add “trick or treat” embellishment to complete the tag.
That’s it!

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com.

You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.

Happy Crafting!

Suzette

Blog: https://suzettehussey.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/papermachepatch/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/papermachepatch/

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Mixed Media Tag Using Dew Drops

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  Hello Crafty Friends ❤ 

Zerin here.

Today I will show you how to make a cute & easy

Sunflower Tag  using dewdrops from The Robin’s Nest ✨
Have a look✨

 

Process :

1. Took a white paper tag, applied texture white paste and put colors using stencil.
2. Added a leaf paper cutout.
3.took some fussy cut, charm and a glass bottle, arranged them and attached with glue.
4.Used wax seal stamp.
5.Lastly added my favourite dewdrops from The Robin’s Nest
6.added ‘smile’ sentiment! & It’s all done.
 Shop link for canvas & dewdrops :
https://dewdroplove.com/ 

Thank you so much for visiting the blog! Hope you enjoyed today’s project!

How to Make a Fall Decorative Tag with Dew Drops

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Ingredients:
#5 Manila Tag

Various Rub-ons
Map Tissue Paper
Matte Media

Tim Holtz Distress Inks in: Brushed Corduroy, Rusty Hinge, Tea Dye, and Vintage Photo
Tim Holtz Ephemera – Botanical and paper dolls
Tim Holtz Phrases
Dew Drops – neon orange mini dew drops, neon yellow mini dew drops and forest brown mini dew drops
Liquid Adhesive
Fabric Flower

Directions:

Gather your supplies, including a tag that you have used multiple rub ons on over time.  I keep a tag handy when I only have a little bit of rub on left in a packet.  I just rub miscellaneous items on a tag.  Then a background is partially developed.
 Using Matte Media, adhere tissue to the background.  Let dry thoroughly
 Using Distress Inks, color your background. Mist with water if desired to create a vintage feel.

 

 

 Adhere botanical ephemera and dolls

 

 Adhere fabric flower using liquid adhesive.
Using liquid adhesive adhere dew drops in neon orange and yellow, and forest brown.
Let your tag dry and it is ready to use!

See you next time!

~ Victoria

Who Wants Ice Cream?

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Hello, welcome to another blogpost.  I cannot believe that summer is over! Where did the time go? I have a great tutorial for you today; an icecream tag decorated with Dew Drops.

 

The supplies you need are:

 

  • Ice cream rubber stamp or embellishement
  • black ink pad
  • Alcohol markers
  • Mod Podge sparkle
  • Martha Stewart paint – Gazing Ball and Eclipse
  • Washi tape
  • Dew Drops – Orange Tear Drops
  • Glue

 

Step one: stamp the image on card stock and allow to dry.

 

Step two: colour with alcohol markers.
Step three: coat with Mod Podge Sparkle and set aside to dry.
Step 4: Paint tag.
Step five: cut out icecream and stick on to tag. Add washi tape.
Step six: add Tear Drops.
You’re done!

Thanks for stopping by! You can share your creations with us on our Facebook page. We would love to see them! For more inspiration have a look around the blog. There are a variety of tutorials for many levels using Dew Drops. You can also visit my blog at www.suzettehussey.com.

You can find Dew Drops online at The Robin’s Nest.

Happy Crafting!

Suzette

Blog: https://suzettehussey.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/papermachepatch/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/papermachepatch/

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Book Mark with Dew Drops

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Hello my dear crafty souls! Hope you are doing great!!

Here I am Samiya back Again with a brand new crafty idea. Sharing a quick easy DIY bookmark using my favourite dew drops from The Robin’s Nest  🌼

Here it is –

 

Let me tell you how to make it!

Step by step details:

1. At first I took a cardstock base in my desired size as the project base for making my bookmark.

2. Added a pattern paper in both side of the bookmark.

3. I add the title, some dew drops and an accent ribbon. Just remember use as little or a lot as you like and have fun.

You are all done!!

 

 

 

 

Materials :

Dew drops from The Robin’s Nest
Cardstock
Pattern paper
Glue

Shop link for canvas & dewdrops :
https://dewdroplove.com/

Thank you so much for stoping by, I hope this has made you smile today 😊. For more inspiration have a look around the blog. ✨

Take care of yourselves, good bye!
Happy Crafting ❤
Love & peace from us to you❤🌸

– samiya