Green must be my favorite color!

The diecut and stencil are from Memory Box

STAMPS USED: 

Not CAS...

... is the theme for Stampinback ! Or do I have to say - was, as the month is nearly over !

"Not CAS" is not difficult!

How to: 

Stamp the background with roses, from the same set as the single rose, with Hero Arts shadow ink (green). 

Sponge it with Distress inks Worn lipstick, Fired Brick and Peeled paint. 

Spray/spritz with water to let the colors bleed. 

Stamp the single rose on a seperate piece of cardstock and cut it out. 

Heat emboss the "Just a Note" with white embossing powder. 

Adhere the background and the rose to the card as shown. 

Add the white accents with a white (Molotow) acrylic pen! 

I am entering this in the challenge on 

1. Stampinback - Not CAS

STAMPS USED:

Stampinback 

A little birdie ...

I worked with bister, sprayinks and acrylic paints on : yes a gelliplate!!
I've made one myself (again), but this time I made a tiny one, joust big enough to cover an ATC.

I am very happy with it!

 I am entering this in the challenge on 

1. Simon Says Stamp - anything goes

STAMPS USED:

Printing and coloring,,,,

 Just print a digital collage, color it with Pan Pastel, and VOILA... a beautiful card. 

The real advantage with PanPastel being dry, it won't bleed the print.

Here I used the digital print I got from Gail at the Shabby Cottage Studio website.

LOVE this print! 

I've used the following colors: 

Panpastel Red Iron Oxide Shade 380.3

Panpastel Permanent Red Tint 340.8

Panpastel Phthalo Green 620.5

I am entering this in the challenge on 

1. Simon Says Stamp - anything goes

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This is the technique card I've created for my technique box. 

I've stamped the script on this one.

The joy of using stencils....

These are all ATC's made with a stencil and structure paste,

and some stamping and sponging of course. 

I am entering this in the challenge on
1. Simon Says Stamp - anything goes

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MAGENTA PRODUCTS USED: (click on picture)

Blog Hop IMAGINE Crafts and MAGENTA!

 

 Welcome to a week of fantastic collaboration between IMAGINE Crafts and Magenta Rubber Stamps! Both companies are excited to share with you their products, from the latest inks from IMAGINE Crafts to the newest Fall and Holiday stamp releases from Magenta.    

   

My third project in row for this bloghop! 

Look at this beautiful effect! 

I'll tell you how I did this, just follow the steps: 

1, Spray some WALNUT inks (two colors here) onto you cardstock, spray with some water to dilute it a bit (these inks are very pigmented), and let it run. 

2. While still wet, spray some SHIMMER spray over it and see what happens to the background:

LOVE it!

3. Stamp a script in the background to add some interest. 

4. Stamp the flower image from Magenta with StazOn on a seperate piece of cardstock and cut it out.

5. Color the flowers with the walnut inks used in step 1. Adhere it to the background. 

DONE!

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A second project also this time: 

Remember from the previous bloghopdate, the 18 th., I promised to show you the background, with ink left on the background stamp, you can find it in this post.

It's all shimmery from the Brilliance ink, and it's also got a hint of the green pigment ink.  

The flower is also from Magenta, the Fleur-contour, which is one of my own designs. 

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Prizes galore for participating in the Blog Hop this week!

IMAGINE Crafts and Magenta are offering a total of three different prizes this week as part of this Blog Hop. These prizes include IMAGINE Crafts' irRESISTible Texture Spray, irRESISTible Pico Embellisher, Delicata Shimmery Silver and Golden Glitz AND some of the newest releases from Magenta. Take a moment to visit the other featured artists' blogs listed below and leave a comment on their posts by midnight PST September 21st.  Three winners will be randomly selected from three different blogs from the seven days of the Hop, with one commenter from each blog draw as the winner.   

 Presenting the other featured projects for today:

Taylor Usry

 

Baërbel Born

  

Jolande van Oosterhout

 

Bianca van Noort

 

Edith Racine

 

Blog Hop Hint – if you click on a link that takes you to a page saying something like, “Sorry this page cannot be found,” just click on the header at the top of the blog (usually a picture, or the blog’s name), and it will take you to that blog’s most recent post. That post *should* be our hop. If not, you can probably scroll down a short way to find the hop post.

A cat journey...

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STAMPS USED: 

Katzelkraft:

Art Journal page for Journal52 week 27 - Nostalgia...

Nostalgia, 

I decided to do a JOURNAL-page with a copy of my birth-certificate - yes, Brazil! - and some photographs. 

You can recognize me - I colorod my clothes yellow-green. 

STAMPS USED: 

Stampers Anonymous

Blog Hop IMAGINE Crafts and MAGENTA!

Welcome to a week of fantastic collaboration between IMAGINE Crafts and Magenta Rubber Stamps! Both companies are excited to share with you their products, from the latest inks from IMAGINE Crafts to the newest Fall and Holiday stamp releases from Magenta.

My project this time features the beautiful walnut inks again, After spraying the ink, when still wet, I added salt to get this background. A neat background for a leaf, I thought!

The image has been stamped with StazOn Timber Brown on a seperate piece of cardstock, and cut out. I've coloured it with the walnut ink I've used to create the background. To add some gloss to the leaf, I added some Goosebumps with a brush.

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I also did a second project, couldn't help it, hehe,
I had a nice play with these products!
Here I used the beautiful pigment inks and Brilliance inks from Imagine Crafts:

I swiped the pigment inkpad- Serenade Green shades - over the cardstock, and inked up the beautiful  Distressed Diamond background stamp from Magenta with Brilliance Cosmic Copper and stamped it right over the background. After stamping there was a lot of pigment ink on my  background stamp, and I used that to make another background, which also turned out very nice. I'll show that background on an ATC in the last bloghop post on the 21st. Promise!
I also stamped a script, Love is a promise with the Brilliance ink. The Brilliance ink shimmers, didn't know these inks were so great, they've been in my stash for a while and I haven't used it before, shame on me!
The pigment inks didn't really dry on the surface, so I thought I'd clear emboss it. IT TURNED OUT SO BEAUTIFUL!
The Samara stamp has been stamped on a seperate piece of cardstock, and cut iut.

LOVE how this turned out!

Happy hopping!

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Prizes galore for participating in the Blog Hop this week!

IMAGINE Crafts and Magenta are offering a total of three different prizes this week as part of this Blog Hop. These prizes include IMAGINE Crafts' irRESISTible Texture Spray, irRESISTible Pico Embellisher, Delicata Shimmery Silver and Golden Glitz AND some of the newest releases from Magenta. Take a moment to visit the other featured artists' blogs listed below and leave a comment on their posts by midnight PST September 21st.  Three winners will be randomly selected from three different blogs from the seven days of the Hop, with one commenter from each blog draw as the winner.

Journal52 week 26 - under the sea...

I know, it's way too much....

.. but I tried out a lot of inks and learned from it. ...

Most stamps and stencils are from Magenta. 

Blog Hop IMAGINE Crafts and MAGENTA!

 

 Welcome to a week of fantastic collaboration between IMAGINE Crafts and Magenta Rubber Stamps! Both companies are excited to share with you their products, from the latest inks from IMAGINE Crafts to the newest Fall and Holiday stamp releases from Magenta.    

    I've used the Walnut ink sprays to create the background and colour the stamped images. 

The how-to:

Spray the inks on your craftsheet, swipe you cardstock through it, and see the magic that has happened! Leave to dry. Stamp the images with StazOn on a different piece of cardstock, cut it out. Color it with the same colors as you've used to make the background. Add some goosebumps to the wings to give it some gloss! Do some script stamping with StazOn in the background. Adhere the stamped images to the background. Draw a doodle line around the edge.

I also created this ATC, the same techniques:

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Prizes galore for participating in the Blog Hop this week!

IMAGINE Crafts and Magenta are offering a total of three different prizes this week as part of this Blog Hop. These prizes include IMAGINE Crafts' irRESISTible Texture Spray, irRESISTible Pico Embellisher, Delicata Shimmery Silver and Golden Glitz AND some of the newest releases from Magenta. Take a moment to visit the other featured artists' blogs listed below and leave a comment on their posts by midnight PST September 21st.  Three winners will be randomly selected from three different blogs from the seven days of the Hop, with one commenter from each blog draw as the winner.   

 Presenting the other featured projects for today:

Linda Lucas

 

Isha Gupta

 

Debbie Gaetz

 

Helène Métivier

 

Cassandra DeGrace

 

Edith Racine

 

Blog Hop Hint – if you click on a link that takes you to a page saying something like, “Sorry this page cannot be found,” just click on the header at the top of the blog (usually a picture, or the blog’s name), and it will take you to that blog’s most recent post. That post *should* be our hop. If not, you can probably scroll down a short way to find the hop post.

Monoprint plus PanPastel...

......is a gorgeous combination. 

The blue is PanPastel, the shadow and the script. 

The monoprint already had a little bit of blue, so that's why I added this with a blue shade PanPastel -  Panpastel Phthalo Blue Shade 560.3

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STAMPS USED:

Tulips from Amsterdam....

I enjoyed making these 3 cards! 

Don't you think this is a fabulous stamp? I LOVE it!

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Stamped with gesso - this creates a softer look than heat embossing. The word TULIP is made with rub-ons. It's sponged with two colors of Distress ink.

I drew around the image with a distress marker in the same blue as used to color the background.

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Background with some gesso added with a credit card, some leftover inks from my craftsheet, and black heat-embossing. DONE!

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White heat embossing, and sponged over with distress inks. 

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STAMPS USED: (click on picture)