Amazing New Products!

Are you excited about all of the NEW Christine Adolph releases from Winter 2017?!?! Christine has outdone herself with her amazing and gorgeous products. Her Rub-Ons are a must-have for scrapbooking or creating, and now she has even more to add to her collection: beautifully hand-drawn Stamps, a Foil Watercolor Book, and her Watercolor Resist Pen!

"I created a fast and easy card using the stamps, rub-ons and foils from Christine. It is so simple to create a card for any occasion using these products." ~ Tiffany Solorio

Prima Products: 971632 - Christine Adolph Stamp, 585655 - Rub-On Foil Sheets - Bora Bora, 971526 - Adhesive Rub-Ons - Blessings, 582890 - Color Bloom Spray - Frost, 589417 - Color Philosophy - Bora Bora, 589189 - Color Philosophy - Mermaid Hair

Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qoLXXoMDbCw&feature=youtu.be

"I made the decorative frame with red-gold leaves on it. I took a simple wooden frame and created some pretty wall-décor. I used white gesso, then I made leaves with Christine Adolph Rub-Ons and Prima Foil. I added some color with Oil Pastel Crayons. Add some Prima flowers, and voila! All that remains is to place it on the wall and enjoy!" ~ Nastya Istorkina

Prima Products: 971519 Adhesive Rub-Ons - Autumn Leaves, 971540 Adhesive Rub-Ons - Holiday Greetings, 961374 Art Basics - Heavy Gesso - White, 961404 Art Basics - Light Paste, 847760 12x12 Rossibelle - Wildflower, 814328 Artist quality Oil Pastel Crayons, 588885 Rub-On Foil Sheets - Jolly, 991944 Memory Hardware Pearls II, 590567 Rossibelle Flowers - Stella, 590598 Rossibelle Flowers - Genevieve, 590482 Rossibelle Flowers - Hazelboro, 590505 Rossibelle Flowers - Branwin, 587345 SIIC - Rossibelle

"I just loved creating this page. The background was done using watercolor confections Patel dreams set. I used the Prima foils on the stenciled areas and I created the splatters by using the Christine Adolph watercolor resist pen. I also used glitter on a few Christine Adolph Rub-Ons." ~ Jaya Raghuvanshi

"I stamped the images from Christine Adolph Cling stamp 5 using archival ink and watercolored them. When dry, I outlined it with the watercolor resist pen. It has a really fine tip which helps create these really fine lines. When this was relatively dry to the touch, I lightly rubbed on the Prima foils over it and fussy cut the images to add to the cluster."

"Those foil covered splatters are made using the Watercolor Resist Pen. Love them!"

Prima Products: Watercolor confections- Pastel dreams- #590253, Rub on foil sheets- Golden Girl- #585631, Rub on foil sheets- Bora Bora- #585655, Christine Adolph cling stamp 5- #971663, Watercolor resist pen- #971533, Adhesive Rub on- #971359, Adhesive Rub on- #971397, Love clipping flowers- Sweet Lovers- #594329, Love clipping flower- All of me loves all of you- #594466, Love clippings- Together- #594435, Flower bundle- Yellow- #590062, Stencil-Spark -#980399

Luciana Warnowski, one of our Prima Educators, created this gorgeous trio of cards to highlight Christine Adolph's versatile Rub-Ons. You can make your own cards easily by using a few Rub-Ons, some Prima Foil Sheets and, of course, a couple of gorgeous Prima Flowers!!

Simple, sweet, and sophisticated! These cards are sure to please all!

You can always have the appropriate card on hand when you have a stash of Christine Adolph Rub-Ons!!

Prima Products: Card 1: color philosophy foggy nights #589394, prima flowers #590444, liberty small rose #566951, sweet peppermint flower #590659, salvage district flowers #586478, Salvage District Flowers - Trianon #586485, metal die cut #572839, Christine Adolph foil card kit flora bella #971793. Card 2: Christine Adolph foil card kit flora bella #971793, rose quartz flowers #595111 Card 3: Christine Adolph foil card kit flora bella #971793, prima dies crochet doily #584054, prima flowers #590420, Prima Flowers - Brynn #594930, Box Flowers - Gold Kiss #586744

"When I started playing with Christine Adolph’s products, I realized I wanted to create a project that is more focused on mixed-media. I felt like I wanted to express my own style in the project, and mixed-media is what I love and what I’m passionate about. It was a great way to use Christine’s line in a different way than the usual rub and foil. It still came out shimmery and bright, which is perfect because I love colour. However, it represented me and my style. Below is a step-by-step video tutorial for this project." ~ Keren Temir