Showing posts with label Rubber Stampede. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rubber Stampede. Show all posts

Saturday, October 31, 2020

Sleeping Beauty


I started the A2-sized card by stamping the woman (Rubber Stampede) on white card stock and cut it down with my paper trimmer. I matted that on navy blue card stock. Then, I stamped the background using Distress Ink in Chipped Sapphire. I matted that on the same navy blue card stock. I placed that panel on a white card stock base and adhered the framed Beauty to that off-center. I used chalk to enhance her lips and to give her a rosy cheek. 

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Simon Says: Movie Inspiration 

Friday, October 30, 2020

See the World


I began this card by adhering the paper with the planes on it to a white card base. Then, I stamped the building (Stampa Rosa Inc.) on white card stock and cut it out using my paper trimmer. I use double-sided tape to adhere it to the paper. I also stamped two passports (Inkadinkado) on white card stock and cut them out by hand. I taped one down, and I used double-sided foam tape to adhere the other. Next, I stamped the compass rose (Rubber Stampede) with red ink. Finally, I added the sentiment (Stampers Anonymous). Everything stamped in black was Versafine Onyx.

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October' s Creative Challenge - Travel  

Simon Says: Anything Goes 

Anything Goes Challenge ~ O2820 

Sunday, October 4, 2020

Find Beauty


This is a one-layer, A2-sized card. I started with stamping the camera (Inkadinkado). Then, I inked up the film strip (Hero Arts) with yellow pigment ink and "kissed" the green-die-inked fern (Rubber Stampede) to it. Then, I stamped the film strip on the white card base. Next, I stamped the sentiment (Inkadinkado) along the bottom of the card.

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Simon Says: Add A Photo 

Cardz 4 Galz - Challenge#131 One Layer Card  

Sunday, August 2, 2020

Summer Sunflower



I started with the Sunflower (Rubber Stampede) panel. I stamped it using Versafine Onyx ink on white card stock. I colored it using my Prismacolor colored pencils.

I cut the red plaid paper down to 4" by 5 1/4" and, using double-sided tape, adhered it to a white A2 card blank. Then, I adhered the sunflower panel to the top at a pleasing angle.

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