I just adore these stamps (Inky Antics). After stamping with a black permanent ink, I used India ink, I colored the images with Prismacolor pencils and blended with mineral spirits. I am so stuck on this technique at the moment. I really should step outside my comfort zone and do something else. LOL.
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Stamp by Inkadinkadoo
Misc.: Coluzzle ovals, Cuttlebug Textile embossing folder, Colorbox Fluid Chalk inks, brads and ribbon from my stash
Stamps: Sarah Kay
Misc.: Paper by Magenta, Spellbinders Flourishes and Labels, Prima flowers, Flower Soft (Sweet Pea), Martha Stewart punch, Prismacolor pencils, mineral spirits, Lace from my stash
This is my first attempt at using Flower Soft. This stuff is so cool and I really like the look. I stamped the flowers (Stampin Up) first using watercolor markers. The “Hello” is from Hero Arts and the scalloped ovals are Nestabilities.
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For this card I used the Magenta Peel-Offs as a mask. The image is panted with US Artquest mica water color paints. Once dry the Peel-Offs were removed. Kind of a neat look I think and I can reuse the Peel-Off! Recycling is good!!!!
Misc: Touch markers, Rangers Stickles, Spellbinders scalloped squares, Marvy corner punch and Cuttlebug Swiss Dot embossing folder.
Stamps: Stamping Bella, Hero Arts and Penny Black
Misc. Touch markers, Dewdrops, Prima flowers, Punch by Martha Stewart, Spellbinders Scalloped Square, Label and Tag Dies, Magenta Peel-Offs
Misc: Prismacolor pencils, mineral spirits, Ranger Stickles, Star brad from my stash
Stamps: Quietfire Design
Misc.: Spellbinders Butterfly, Ranger Stickles
Distress Inks sponged on smooth white cardstock.
Stamps from I Brake For Stamps and a small stamp from Rubber Stamp Tapestry to fill in the bottom, right corner. The images are stamped with India Ink.
For this card I stamped the flower boughs with Versamark ink and embossed with fine, detail gold e/p on patterned paper. The script, from Biblical Impressions, is stamped with Versafine Onyx Black ink.
Stamp: Magenta
Misc.: Cuttlebug Textile Embossing Folder, black detail embossing powder.
I’m not sure who makes this stamp as I borrowed it from a friend to stamp a few images. I sure do love this stamp though. The image is colored with Prismacolor pencils and Twinkling H2Os.
Thanks for looking and I hope you have a wonderful day.
Recently I entered a card contest sponsored by BladeRubberStamps (Link is at the right). I was so surprised and of course delighted to hear that I had won 3rd prize!
The stamp I chose is by Magenta. I stamped the image twice on watercolor paper and embossed with detail gold embossing powder. I painted the image with Twinkling H2Os and added a light watercolor wash to the background using Tombow markers. The vases were cut from the second stamped image and adhered to the main image with foam tape to add a little dimension.
Many thanks to all who voted for my entry and a huge thank you to BladeRubberStamps for choosing my card.
To all my blog friends, Happy Easter.
For this card I stamped the flowers (Magenta) on black cardstock with white pigment ink. I colored with Prismacolor pencils. The Happy Easter stamp is by Paper Inspirations. The black Peel-Offs are from Magenta. Thanks for stopping by.
Stamps: Karen Stolper (American Art Stamp)
Inks: Ranger's Nick Bantock (for sponged background)
Misc: Charm and wire from my stash
For this card, I started by making an ink pad using a folded up paper towel moistened with masking fluid. I then “inked” up the pear stamp (Magenta), several times, and stamped across the bottom of a piece of glossy cardstock. Once the masking fluid was dry, I added some alcohol inks to make the background. The sentiment (Inkadinkadoo) was then stamped with Versamark ink and embossed with detailed gold embossing powder. Finally, I rubbed off the masking fluid and colored in the pears using alcohol inks mixed with a little blending solution.
I really like the look of this. What do you think?
It’s been ages since I played with my See D’s stamps and they really are a lot of fun. You just never know how things are going to turn out.
I used watercolor markers directly on the rubber and then “huffed” on the stamp to moisten the ink before stamping on to white matte cardstock. The colors were then blended a little using a damp paintbrush.
Thanks for taking a peek and I wish you a wonderful day!
Stamp: Stampingbella
Misc.: Cuttlebug Swiss Dots embossing folder, Martha Stewart punch, India Ink, Prismacolor pencils and odourless mineral spirits.
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