Filmstrip card by Cathy N

Hello and good morning, Cathy here with a fun card for you today.

                                                                     Stamps Used:

                                                                19219 whimsical elephant 

                                                                17545 writing background

                                                                20572 doodle triangle 

I started out cutting an die cut of a large film strip with black cardstock. Then I cut out the center die with white cardstock and smooched 3 different distress inks on a plastic sheet and the smooched it on the cardstock. I dried between colors so they wouldn't blend together. 

 I then stamped whimsical elephant with black ink in the middle of the card. I then added writing background in the same 3 distress colors I used on the background in the same color area. After that I stamped doodle triangle in black ink randomly on the background. Lasty, I added washi tape for the elephant to stand on and add it to the black die cut piece. 

Am I cute by ~*Arwen*~

 Hi lovelies

Welcome back here :)

Today, I wanna share my newest ATC 

And that's the way, how I created it:

1.) I cut my ATC to the right size and stamp my motif beforehand.

2.) Now I want to add a pattern to my ATC. To do this, I'll draw 3cm from the bottom.

3.) I now divide these lower 3cm into 1x1cm segments.

4.) Before I continue drawing my pattern, I first color the existing pattern.

5.) After that I can finish it and add shading.

6.) At the end, I color the kitten, the rest of the background, add a saying, and a few splashes of color.

All stamps I used:

- Cat paws

- Am I cute or what

other supplies:

- Watercolorpaper (Canson)

- Cardstock

- handmade watercolors

- Dylusions Shimmer spray

- VersaFine Clair

- Micron pen

- Posca white

See ya soon xx

Flower power skeleton by Cathy N

 Hello Cathy, here this morning with a slimline flower power card for you.

                                                                         Stamps Used:

                                                              14097 daisy silhouette large

                                                              14091 sixties flower symbol 

                                                               14094 daisy silhouette small

                                                               14905 flower silhouette small

                                                               8827 flower silhouette 

                                                               14711 skeleton

I cut my piece of white paper to make a slimline card. I then stamped all the flowers in neon ink with Electro Pop inks. I haven't played with them in a bit, and I forgot how bright they are. 

When I was done with that, I then stamped sixties flower symbol in black ink and then layered it on a black card base.

Lastly, I stamped skeleton on a scrap piece of white cardstock and layered it on black and put it right in the middle.

Winged Victory by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello all- 

Today I made a card for the project-hope you like it.

I stamped the Columned entrance and painted it in with distress oxide old paper. Then I used a watercolor marker for the bright yellow doorway.

I then used shaded lilac and spray stain and then I took a wet brush and swiped it over the black soot oxide pad and painted around he edges of the card.

I then took the black soot spray stain and painted around the edges again for a darker look. I added some saltwater taffy spray stain as well. I dried the card with my heat tool, and then flecked splatter white all around for stars. To get the rays, I used two pieces of paper  to make a "stencil" and dabbed white pigment ink with a cotton ball to get the rays.It lightens a lot when its dry.

I used a double layer of foam tape behind the woman for good dimension. Fussy cut the body and the head from snake lady. Attached the head and them painted it all. Then attached to the card.

Stamps used:

Columned  Entrance     18986

Snake lady     19113

Nike Statue    18974

Other supplies:

White brilliance pigment ink 

Old paper Distress oxide spray- Use as paint

Salvaged patina, twisted citron ,Saltwater taffy ,black soot,

black soot distress oxide

splatter white opaque water color 

Happy Birthday by ~*Arwen*~

 Hi peeps 

Welcome back on this Blog xx

Today, I like to share my current postcard:

Close-ups:

All stamps, I used:

- Cat Birthday Cake

- Neon Alphabet

other supplies:

- Watercolorpaper (Canson)

- handmade watercolors

- Twinklings H2O

- VersaFine Clair

- Dylusions Shimmer spray

- ZIG Pen

- Stencil

See ya soon xx

This was not my dream ► Majo

 

Hi Lovelies,

 

thanks so much for visiting our blog again.

 

Today I show you a card using many of our stamps along with some ephemera.

 

I used:

Woot

What time?

This was not my dream

More pride

More acceptance

The truth is out there

Sunrise

Wildflower

Spiral 

 

So much fun. Have a wonderful summer, enjoy the sun and find time to craft.

 

Luv ya ♥

 

 

Escape Plan - by Fran Chalmers

Hi everyone!

Today I have made a little card using a Banksy stamp

 To make the background I used three different green distress inks and a finger dobber.

I stamped the wire fence on each side of the card in Versafine Clair nocturne.  Any gaps at the top or bottom were filled in with the black fine liner.

I stamped the rat on the main card, and again on some thicker paper, which I then fussy cut out.

I went round the edge of the card with Distress ink in black soot.

Before sticking the cut out image on, I added some interest in the background with the numbers stamp in Mowed Lawn distress ink.

I glued the main image on, and a sentiment which I printed on my computer.  I then matted and layered the card onto green backing card.

I hope you like it!

STAMPS USED:

Rows of numbers 20170

Jagged chain link fence 19140

Banksy bolt cutter rat thief 2 20075

OTHER ITEMS USED:

Distres inks in Twisted Citron, Cracked Pistachio, Mowed Lawn, Black Soot

Versafine Clair ink in  Nocturn

Black fine liner

Frank by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello everyone!

I just have a quick card for today but I hope you enjoy just the same.

For this card I used Memento - London fog ink pad- dye ink. I stamped the background with that. Frank was stamped with black Brilliance pigment ink on printable glow in the dark vinyl and then fussy cut out.

With more solid images, they don't always stamp perfect so I go in with a black Sharpie marker and fill in the missed spots.

I layered the green card onto a black card and used foam tape on the back of Frank so he has some dimension.

Expose card to sunlight or bright light for several minutes for the glow effect.

And that is it! Quick, fun, easy!

Stamps used:

Frankensteins bolts     5842

Vitruvian man  -lg.      19763

DNA strand                  19437

Erlenmeyer flask          19444

round bottom flask    19445

beaker    19446

Other supplies:

Black Brilliance ink

London fog memento dye ink

Printable glow in the dark vinyl sticker paper

Man fishing by Cathy N

 Hello and happy Wednesday. Cathy here with a fast male fishing card for you today.

                

                                                             Stamps Used:

                                                            19802 Man fishing

                                                            19804 gone fishin saying

I started off by making the background.

Next, I stamped Man fishing in black in in the middle. Then I stamped the gone fishin saying on white cardstock then layered it on black and added to the top of the card.

Feet Up by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello all and Happy Mothers day!!

I made a quick card for today- enjoy

No matter what kind of mother you are- You deserve to get your feet up today!

I used Distress spray inks as watercolor paint and also colored pencils, to color the feet.

I used colored card stock to layer the card, The feet are cut out and foam tape is used to get a dimensional look.

Sweet and quick.

Now I can go get my feet up... jk! Too much to do....

Stamp used:

Feet, Lg.   9190