Discover the Latest Project Share Update by Craspire

Table of Contents

1. Introduction
2. The Problem with the Phone
3. Dealing with Phone Issues
4. Project Share from Crossfire
5. Review of Washi Tapes
6. Using the Iris Stamp and Dies
7. Creating a Postcard or Journaling Piece
8. Making ATCs with Washi Tapes
9. Exploring Different Themes
10. Adding Embellishments to ATCs
11. Conclusion

Introduction

Good morning and welcome back to my Channel! I apologize for my absence recently, as I've been experiencing some issues with my phone. In this video, I will share a project I received from Crossfire and showcase some of their beautiful washi tapes. I will also demonstrate how I used the iris stamp and dies to Create a postcard and ATCs. So let's dive in and get started!

The Problem with the Phone

Lately, I've been facing some challenges due to the malfunctioning of my phone. Unfortunately, I lost a few videos, including some process videos for my tutorials. I'm determined not to buy a new phone, so I'll have to make do with what I have for now. Please bear with me during this time.

Dealing with Phone Issues

Since it's early in the morning and I don't want to disturb anyone, I've kept the lights low for this video. I hope the lighting is still acceptable. Now, let's move on to the main focus of this video – the project share from Crossfire.

Project Share from Crossfire

In this section, I'll be showcasing the items I received from Crossfire. I'll provide a quick Recap of the unboxing video linked in the description box below. The Package included some beautiful washi tapes with unique designs and a stamp set called "Iris" with accompanying dies.

Review of Washi Tapes

Let's take a closer look at the washi tapes I received from Crossfire. These tapes are not only visually appealing but also have a great quality. One of my favorites features tear Patterns and a script. Another tape showcases a Paris theme with postage stamp details. The variety of designs and the overall beauty of the washi tapes make them stand out.

Using the Iris Stamp and Dies

Moving on to the stamp set "Iris" and the matching dies, I decided to experiment with coloring the stamped images using my watercolor crayons. Although I don't have them with me at the moment, I thought it would be a great opportunity to revisit using crayons, especially since it had been a while.

Creating a Postcard or Journaling Piece

After coloring the iris images, I wanted to incorporate them into a project. I chose to make a postcard that can also be used as a piece for journaling. To enhance the overall design, I added the sentiment "Live this Life." The die from the stamp set provided a smooth cut, but to make the images Blend better with the washi tape, I trimmed around the edges.

Making ATCs with Washi Tapes

While working on the postcard, I had a sudden burst of creativity and ended up making artist trading cards (ATCs) as well. These mini-tags, featuring the same washi tape, can be used in journals or as decorative elements. I added holes to the tags for easy placement and personalization.

Exploring Different Themes

The versatility of the washi tape caught my Attention, as it encompasses various themes and phrases. It goes beyond typical spooky designs and includes messages like "Love beyond borders." This unique mix of sayings and newspaper-like articles adds a refreshing touch and provides plenty of creative possibilities.

Adding Embellishments to ATCs

To enhance the overall appearance of the ATCs, I decided to incorporate additional embellishments. I used a beautiful butterfly that I had previously shared in one of my haul videos. I splattered some white ink or paint to give the ATCs a creepy yet fancy look, perfect for Halloween or any eerie-themed projects.

Conclusion

In conclusion, I am thrilled with the outcome of these projects featuring the washi tapes and the iris stamp set from Crossfire. The combination of creativity and versatility showcased in this video inspires me to Continue exploring different techniques and themes in my future projects. I invite You to check out Crossfire's products and use the code "CRYSTAL5" for a discount on orders over $40. Thank you for watching, and I hope you have a wonderful day ahead!

Highlights

• Introduction to Crossfire's project share
• Review of beautiful washi tapes
• Experimenting with the iris stamp and dies
• Creating a postcard or journaling piece
• Making artist trading cards (ATCs) with the washi tape
• Exploring different themes and phrases
• Enhancing the ATCs with additional embellishments

FAQ

Q: Where can I find the unboxing video for the Crossfire project? A: You can find the unboxing video in the description box below this video.

Q: Can I use the discount code "CRYSTAL5" for any order amount? A: No, the discount code is valid for orders over $40.

Q: What other products did you use in these projects? A: Along with the Crossfire items, I also used watercolor crayons and a butterfly embellishment.