Monday, September 30, 2019

Dina Wakley collage papers - 2

LOVE them .. these papers.. !!
... a background from a gelliprint,
 ..... a piece of paper from the Dina Wakley collage papers; adhered with decoupage glue,
....add a little extra color with a watercolor pencil

.. and voila.. an ATC! 

Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Collage Papers from Dina Wakley

Playing today!


It measures 25 x 15 centimeters.. 


LOVE these papers! 



This is the piece of paper I started with to make the collage: part of a brayer cleanup page from gelliprinting.. LOVE it!


For added interest I added a little red into the background as well... 

Tuesday, September 24, 2019

Guest designer for Rubberdance - 2


I have another guest designer blogpost up on the Rubberdance blog today...

go check it out... what you see here is stamped and colored fabric..

Monday, September 23, 2019

My Creative Monday for Magenta - blossom



All you need for this card is a colorful background and some stamps and a stencil. The background has been made with Nuance powders which were on an acrylic block, I misted it and left it on the cardstock for a while for the moist to soak into the paper.
Use the same colors for sponging in the background as you've used to make it. 



Hope you have a creative day!
Ellie Knol - DT Magenta



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Monday, September 16, 2019

My Creative Monday for Magenta - LOVE is a promise


Stamping with rubber bands around an acrylic block .. that is what you see in the background. ENJOY this new stamp from Magenta.. a branch with berries. 



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Friday, September 13, 2019

Guest designing for Rubberdance!!


Guest designing is always a honour to me, and I want to thank Susanne for this chance to feature her beautiful stamps!

Today a series of five cards... with this beautiful set from Rubberdance; the Doodle Flowers set.
I totally went for the images, and 'forgot' to use the monthly color for September.

ENJOY.. I added some details through the post.  


Starting with a colorful watercolored background  is always a good start. 


I chose to stamp right onto the background, and not fussycut the main images. I used Versafine black and heat embossed it in clear.  


Masking the main image and stamp in the background with the leaf images, using a stamping platform. This way I could add some watered down white Fresco acrylic paint to the images, and restamp again after the paint had dried.


For the final touch I added color to the main images with Twinkling H2O watercolors and added some white to the images with a white acrylic marker and a gelpen.  


The watercolor splatters,
the Vintage Script and
number (from Butterfly Girl Postoid stamp)
in the background gives it some more depth.

Hope you like these and got inspired by the techniques and/or stamps! ! 


Close-ups of all 5 cards: 







I am entering this in the challenge on
1. The Flower Challenge - anything goes

Monday, September 9, 2019

My Creative Monday for Magenta - foliage


LOVE this stamp of the leaf... a golden oldie, I first saw when Miranda used it in a blogpost.

A technique used here that I use a lot.. stamping with a dark ink on a colorful background, heat embossing with clear and decoloring the image with bleach.

On the right hand side on the base of the card : a diecut... it finishes the card off very pretty as far as I am concerned. 




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Friday, September 6, 2019

Monday, September 2, 2019

My Creative Monday for Magenta .. a Work Of Art




Maybe you've seen these creations in the new release:

... just so I can share some details on them, I chose to make a blogpost of it as well. 

The above images are the scans for the new release...

now for the photographs.. 


"A Work of Art" (script stamp) on a gelli print with Distress Oxides.

Decoloring within the images with bleach, and some white accents to finish it off ; that's all there is to it.
A TIP: when using bleach, make sure to stamp and heat emboss in clear, so the stamped image won't 'fade or change color' from the bleach. 


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The stencil I've used in the background is one of my favorite stencils from Magenta: you will certainly see it being used in future blogposts!
Again: decoloring within the images with bleach, and some white accents to finish it off.


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