Hello everyone and happy Tuesday! I have another Christening card share for you today:
I used various papers and stickers from my older stash to make this one. On the background is a light yellow lace print paper with some golden gel pen “faux stitching” around the edges.
On top some more yellow toned patterned paper with distressed edges and Gansai Tambi pigment golden droplets here and there. On top a fussy cut image, adhered to the paper with 3D-foam and some sticker butterflies and a paper rose.
Underneath the turtle, there is some lace and a border sticker and finally some orange toned glitter alphas for the sentiment.
Hello everyone! It´s Sanna here today with a set of gelli printed collage paper and fodder cards. For these cards I used the Wheels and Stars 1 stencils to create the background collage papers. For the focal points I used the Sketchy Leaves 5 stencil and the Organic 4 stencil. The sentiments are stamped with the Kartengrüße stamp set.
For the first card I used a collage paper I had made with acrylic paints and the Stars 1 stencil with my gelli plate. I then added some white texture paste I had tinted pink with neon acrylic paint thru the Organic 4 stencil onto the surface. I cut the paper in size and adhered it onto place. I then took the Sketchy Leaves 5 stencil and a piece of paint brayered paper and outlined the stencil image onto that paper. After fussy cutting I adhered it as my centerpiece to the card. I stamped the sentiment onto white paper which I had inked with pink ink to match the colors of the card. Some outlining with a black pen and some alcohol ink colored pearls for decor and the card was done.
For the second card I again used acrylic paints and a gel plate. This time with the Wheels stencil.
I created the leaf pattern the same way like on my first card, except I used another collage paper for this purpose. This time I added some rhinestones for sparkle and a fussy cut, on white paper stamped sentiment for detail.
I love using gelli printed collage papers! And I don´t mind if the prints don´t turn out perfect, but have just a hint of pattern on them. I find that makes them more artsy and interesting as a card background.
I hope I could inspire you to play with Rubber Dance stencils abit today! Happy crafting, xx, Sanna
Hello everyone! STAMPlorations has some gorgeous new ATC fronts out. I´ve created some cards with the new ATCs:
I started by creating gelli prints with ARTplorations stencils “Molecules”, “Evolution” and “Art Flowers 2” and my Gelli Arts gel plate. I used those collage papers as card backgrounds.
The second card also has a gelli printed collage paper background and a stamped sentiment (Hello You stamp set). As a centerpiece I used the gorgeous Whimsical Homes ATC card. Decorated with small white half pearls on each edge.
For the last card I´ve used another gelli printed collage paper as a background. As a centerpiece a Color Me Spring ATC butterfly card. I´ve also added a strip of Ephemeral Edges collage paper to the ATC and some clear stickers. As a decor element, again some white half pearls here and there. I also added some stamping to the collage paper with Distress Oxide Inks and Art Marks 3 stamp set.
I loved creating cards with these ATCs! They are sturdy 325 gr paper, so you could use them various purposes. And the designs and colors are just dreamy!!
Like always, you can use my discount code at the store:
Happy crafting, shopping and happy Spring!!!! xxx, Sanna
Hello and happy Wednesday! I recently created a set of 50th birthday cards. This is what I ended up creating:
Both of them are for a woman, but she is not a girly, pink, flower girl. Thus the more “cool” designs. On this card I´ve used Dani Peuss papers on the background and some older chipboard and stickers from my stash. Plus some spray ink in black and a black gel pen.
Like the first one, the second is also a slimline format card:
For this one I used a Rubber Dance stencil (Leaves 2) with Distress Oxide Inks in various blue shades. I also added two types of American Crafts alpha stickers (foam and vinyl). I also used some black and golden pigment droplets as well as a piece of twine and a some chipboard stars and a stamped Stampin´ Up! sentiment. Stamped with a blue VersaFine Clair stamp ink.
Inside one of the cards I created a pocket for a gift card. The other one is without one. These were fun to make! I hope the recipient will also appreciate them ;-).
I started off with 3 different papers – some of them were gelli printed collage papers and others had texture paste stenciling on them. I adhered them onto the slimline card base and started adding Distress Paints in “spun sugar” and “antique linen” here and there. After the paint layers had dried, I placed the Rainbows 2 stencil onto the paper and added some Distress Oxide Inks thru the stencil onto the background. I used greys, browns and light greens here. I also added some black and pink ink splatters to the background as well as some Posca pen marks in bright pink.
After that I stamped outlining with the Stitching Borders stamp set and a line into the middle with black ink. Then I took some collage butterflies I had made previously and adhered those to the card as a centerpiece. I added some white gel pen details to them and finished the card off with a stamped birthday wish.
Who else is in love with the butterfly stamps? I could add them to almost every project I make.
Just a quick heads up for you guys, that there is still time to joint the STAMPlorations “Anything Goes March challenge“!
As an inspirational project, I´ve created a card using the Shine Bright stamp set to create the light bulbs. I´ve also created the background using a STAMPlorations stencil – however they are not quite yet available for purchase.
I first added some yellow and orange Distress Oxide Ink thru the stencil onto the white cards background. Next I stamped the light bulbs with black ink onto an orange paper and then added some details with metallic gel pens to them.
Onto the background I then stamped some hearts with black ink. The sentiment is from the same stamp set, too.
I hope you join us and play along & also get inspired by my take. Please make sure to play by the rules (listed here). And have fun!!
Hello everyone! Here is one more set of projects, created with the new STAMPlorations collage papers. I used the gorgeous Ephemeral Edges set and love the papers!
I started by adding gelli printing onto the collage papers. I first used blue paint with the Fanned Artplorations stencil, then added some yellow and white paint to create a second print and added those to the papers.
Next I added stamping with Distress Oxide Inks and the Art Marks 3 stamp set and some hand painted half oval with a Posca pen. Also some Gansai Tambi golden splatter took part on the background play.
On top I added some stamped and fussy cut butterflies (Trendy Butterflies 2 stamp set). I stamped them on a pink patterned paper with brown ink and added some pink Distress Oxide Ink to the edges of their wings. For finishing touches I added some pink half pearls and a clear sticker sentiment from the New Day sticker set.
The collage papers come as a pack of 3 different designs, but you can also buy the collage papers in bundles, where you get more 3 different sets of designs in a bundle and for less money. Take a look at your options here.
And here is a short flip-thru video of the Ephemeral Edges collage paper pack:
Hello everyone! STAMPlorations has recently launched a collection of card fronts. This video features the Retro in Pink card fronts:
This paper pack consists of 4 different designs (2 of each in one pack) of thick, matte 325 gramms cardstock. They are size A2 and can be used as is or incorporated to a project of your choice. The designs are very vibrant and there is something for every style and theme. Take a look here!
I started with a watercolor paper and places the stencil onto it. Next I misted the leaf and tree areas of the stencils with a water spray bottle. After that I removed the stencils from the paper and dabbed some Brusho powders onto the wet areas. The color particles immediately start to spread on the wet areas and create interesting looking leaf patterns.
I let the water dry on it´s own and after all the areas were completely dry, I dabbed any residue powder off the paper and fussy cut the leaves. I mixed various colors together to create interesting looking images.
After finishing the Brusho collage fodder, I used the Mix A Sentiment 2023 stamp set to stamp a background pattern to white card bases. I used grey, brown and blue ink tones for stamping. Then I added some golden pigment droplets here and there and added the fodder leaf as a focal point. I finished the cards with a stamped sentiment in the same color like the text on the background.
Here is a video of the steps for you to watch:
I have been wanting to try this technique out fo a while and I must say, it´s a lot of fun to watch the powders create depth and lightness to the leaves on their own. Not a single leaf turns out the same.
Hello everyone and happy March! I have a card share up with a slimline sized Christening card today.
I´ve used various papers in yellow and beige tones from my paper stash. The card is for a baby girl, but it´s not supposed to be pink, thus the light yellow and beige tones.
The chipboard pieces are by Wycinanka and the alpha stickers are American Crafts. I´ve added some golden gel pen faux stitching around the edges and some Gansai Tambi golden pigment droplets to the focal point circle and some Stickles for the chipboard star to add a little twinkle. On the inside there is a little pocket for a gift card etc.
