Specimen Folder!

Specimen folder with 4 glass microscope slides. Imagine Crafts / Tsukineko StazOn Jet Black and Creative Medium. Stamps by Red Lead and Stampers Anonymous

Christmas in September!

 

 



Ah well, it had to be done lol My first Christmas Card of the year. Imagine Crafts / Tsukineko Delicata Golden Glitz mixed with Walnut Ink Crystals. The watch face is a thick coat of Imagine Crafts Goosebumps. Background paper from the Renaissance collection by Graphic 45 and ribbons and twine by May Arts Ribbon. Pocket watch die by Sizzix 

Painterly Pear!

 

Painterly Pear! Imagine Crafts / Tsukineko Memento Luxe: Elderberry, Lilac Posies, Rhubarb Stalk, Angel Pink, Wedding Dress. VersaFine Onyx Black. Large Pear Die by Memory Box and Stamp by Stampers Anonymous



Halloween Pumpkin!

 

Hop on over to Imagine Crafts/Tsukineko to see how I made this pumpkin!

http://imaginecraftsblog.com/2014/09/07/halloween-pumpkin/

Something Fishy!

I was having one of those evenings where I just wanted to do whatever! Stamps are from Designs by Ryn

Let The Sun Shine!

I’m so happy and proud to be doing my first RubberMoon blog post today and thank you to all at RubberMoon for the wonderful opportunity to share my creativity using your beautiful and thought provoking stamps!

 

Supplies used:

RubberMoon Stamps: ge2475 - Large lady sun face and ge2216 - "Let the sun shine"

Gelli Arts: Gelli Plate

Imagine Crafts/Tsukineko: Memento Luxe inkers in Bahama Blue, Dandelion, Morocco, Olive Geen, Love Letter, and Pear Tart. VersaFine Black Onyx and Creative Medium

Sizzix: Cabinet Die

White Card

 

1, Stamp your images onto white card and cut out.

2, Blend your inkers with creative medium to achieve a paint like consistency and brayer onto your Gelli Plate. Pull your print and let dry. Doodle using a fine black pen and then cut into strips. Glue your strips onto the card to create a collage, let dry and then die-cut.

3, Stamp “Let the Sun shine and glue to your die-cut and finish by gluing the Lady Sun to the top of your cabinet card.

 

 

Flight Card

Love the dark rich color on this card I made. Hop over to Imagine Crafts/Tsukineko to see how it was done! http://imaginecraftsblog.com/