Showing posts with label Einstein's Tongue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Einstein's Tongue. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 26, 2020

Spend your Life - Art Journal Page by Elisa Ablett


Hi VLV Stamp fans, 

Elisa here from the design team with my latest project for Viva Las VegaStamps, a fun art journal page.

Just love using some of the vintage people stamps to create something snarky and fun.

I also used a few vintage items in the background including the Nautical Collage stamp from Viva and also a vintage tag.

To add some extra texture and depth, I stamped the Nautical Collage stamp onto Acetate and fussy cut it out. I added some stitching with a sewing machine.

Here are a few of the products used from the Viva Store:


Einstein's Tongue 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 Spend Your Life 1 3/4 x 2 1/4 

Nautical Collage 3 x 6 1/4 Row of Scribble Squares 1 x 2 3/4


Other products:

Brusho's, Line Stencil, Tissue Paper, Tag from 7 Dot's studio, grid die cut, acetate, staz on ink, black cotton

Here are some close ups for the finer details...



Thanks for stopping by the blog today, make sure you leave some love in the comments!

Elisa x



Thursday, September 07, 2017

ATC Trio with Distress Oxide Inks by Susanne

Hi my dear crafty friends.

Susanne here today and I'm sharing a process video for these Artist Trading Cards Trio with the Tim Holtz Distress Oxide Inks.


I like to play with the small size of ATCs. They are perfect to try new techniques or products. I not only collect these cards, I also use them in art/ junk journals or scrapbooking minis. They can also be a great card topper.


Enjoy the video:




Thank you for stopping by today.
xx Susanne.



Supplies:
Viva Las VegaStamps:
Stars
I Wish My Life
Frankenstein
Zombie Brains
Mason Jar
Einstein's Tongue
Boy In Cape
Typewriter Keys
Others:
Distress Oxide Inks:
Abendoned Coral,
Peacock Feathers,
Twisted Cirtron,
Black Soot
Anitque Linen
Distress Inks:
Tattered Rose
Fired Brick
Crushed Olive
Archivel Ink Jet Black
Tim Holtz Stamp Platform
Sizzix Word Block Die "Dreams"