Bodysnatcher by ~*Arwen*~

 Hi Lovelies ❤

Welcome back!

Today, I like to share my wobble card:

All stamps, I used:

- Charred wood background

- Scrabble alphabet small

- Sandwich board large

- Alien Baby

other supplies:

- Watercolor paper (Canson)

- Cardstock

- VersaFine Clair

- ColorBox Chalk

- handmade watercolors

- Wobbler

See ya soon *mwah*

Classified Junk ► Majo

                                                  Hello, my friends!

Another AMF (Art meets Function) project. This time a Mini Book I made for my Air Fryer Recipes.

 

I have used a whole bunch of stamps. The binding is just a regular binding with elastic cord in a coordinating color.

 

I used a whole bunch of stamps:

8827

10289

14088

14090

14094

14096

14097

14102

14105

16685

14849

20146

 Classified Junk

And here are some close ups of the beautiful flowers.

Very unspectacular, the inside. ;)

Have fun crafting and enjoy Spring.

Hugs ♥

Moonlight trees by Tracy Blackwolf

Hello everyone!

Here is my card for the project today~

For this card, I started by Spraying the background with spray stains and using a paint brush to move the color around.

I kept adding colors until I liked the look. once I was pleased, I dried it with the heat tool.

I then, Added stars by dipping the brush in picket fence spray stain and splattering it onto the card.

For the glow on some stars, I used a qtip and blot it on my white brilliance ink pad, dab some ink off and then dab onto the stars. You want it a bit dry.

I stamped the moon onto glow in the dark printable vinyl using the black Brilliance ink pad. it really is the best ink for that and dries super fast. And  the glow vinyl Must be printable so make sure what you get says that. I use Girafvinyl brand. You can get on amazon. I must admit I'm obsessed with it. Did I mention its sticker paper?! Very sticky- peel the backing off and stick right on!

    

Stick moon to card and then ink and stamp tree on repeat with the black Brilliance ink. I used a fine tip marker to fill in the wee gap at the edge of the moon with the trees. As the sticker creates a bit of a raised edge. 

Then attach to a card to finish and get some light on the card to see the glow!

I hope you enjoyed!

Stamps used:

The moon    20157

Skinny fir tree     19790

Supplies:

Distress spray stains- Picket fence, black  soot, wilted violet, salvaged patina, blueprint sketch, shaded lilac, saltwater taffy, cracklin campfire, Squeezed lemonade

PRINTABLE glow in the dark vinyl sticker paper by Girafvinyl ` amazon

Brilliance pigment ink pads` Graphite black and moonlight white. They are a brand of pigment ink that will dry on slick surfaces.

Q-tip

 

SUPERNOVA by Fran Chalmers

 Hi everyone!

Today I've made a clean and simple card using two of my favourite stamps.

I made the background using a stencil of stars from my stash, using Elements Inks in Lemon Drop and Lime Punch.

I stamped the main image on thick paper and coloured it in with copic pens, and fussy cut it out.

I stamped the sentiment in Elements Ink Russet Orange.

I then added tiny stars to the background, in Versafine Clair Summertime

I then went round the edge of the card with an orange Sharpie pen to finish it off.

Stamps Used:

Beautiful lady retro looking up

Tired of trying to cram

Other items used:

Star stencil

Star stamp

Copic pens

Elements inks in Lime Punch, Lemon Drop, Russet Orange

Orange Sharpie pen

Versafine Clair ink in Summertime

Love till death by ~*Arwen*~

 Hi Lovelies ❤

Welcome back here at Viva Las Vegastamps.

Today, I like to share my newest postcard and the way, how I made it.

1.) First I stamp my chosen image on watercolor paper:

2.) I'll now mask this image with a created mask to protect the image so that I can color it later:

3.) With my selected background image, I now emboss the entire surface of the card:

4.) After everything has been blow-dried and cured, I color the entire background. For this, I used a glittery black:

5.) Now I want to add some text to my card. To do this, I stamp all the necessary letters onto a separate sheet of watercolor paper and color them. Then I cut out all the letters:

6.) They are glued on with a 3D foam that sticks on both sides:

All stamps, I used:

- Kissing skeletons

- Neon Alphabet

- Sky of stars

other supplies:

- Watercolor paper (Canson)

- VersaFine Clair

- VersaMark

- Embossingpowder transparent

- handmade watercolors

- 3D foam

- Cardstock

See ya soon *mwah*

Flashing cat by Cathy N

                                           Good morning, Cathy here with a fun card for you today. 

Stamps Used:

20157 the moon

18919 spiked fence

14261 cat flasher

I started out by stamping cat flasher in the center of the card. I then made a mask for the cat flasher and cut it out. I then stamped the spiked fence on the card.

After I was done with that, I decided to add some clouds to the background, so I got out my cloud stencil and some blue distress inks and a blending brush and made some clouds.

I then colored the cat with copic markers and added the other half of the moon I had laying around.

                                                              

Twilight by Tracy Blackwolf

 Hello everyone! Spring is in the air! 

Hope you enjoy the card I did for this project!

For this card I used glossy card stock and dye inks and latex make up sponges.

Get the sponge good and inked up and start swiping the ink on.  The wetter the card gets the more it will slide nicely and not leave unwanted marks. start with the lightest blue first.

Then add in some green in a few places.

Then some pale violet...

Then a darker blue...swipe in a few places, not the whole card.

Then a darker blue and then black . swipe in from the outside edges. also, keep in mind your card will lighten up a lot as it dries. give it 24 hours and you will see a difference

When you re happy with your background, stamp your main image(s) in black memories or staz on ink..

let it dry. Then Layer with colored cardstock.

Pro tip- I used versaclair black ink and if you try to do any additional inking over that it will smear right off.. if you are done, then it works fine. The key to this technique is lots of waterbased dye ink so the colors slide around easy. You can even use paper towels or cotton balls to put the color on. 

Hope you enjoyed!

Stamps used:

Leafless trees in field    19719

Tree with tire swing  19717

Other supplies:

Glossy card stock

Marvy matchables dye ink pads

versaclair nocturne