For the 31 days of Halloween I am making a card for my Rolodex everyday of October. Each card has a vidoe that shows how it was made. This is day 27
This is also my entry fo the 31 days of Halloween bloghop, see all info on the hop here
#LeighSBDesigns31DaysOfHalloweenBlogHop
how to video here
stamp used : de Stempelwinkel
Showing posts with label moon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label moon. Show all posts
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Hi all,
It's my turn again on the Blank Page Muse Art Stamp Company inspiration blog, check out the how to video of my art journal page there
Supply list:
Rubber Stamps from the Blank Page Muse Art Stamp Company; Phoebe and the Moon
Deco Art Products used
Deco Art media Gesso and Matte Medium. Deco Art shimmer mister in turquoise, Americana Multi surface paint in Silver Metallic, Deco Art Craft Twinkles in Crystal. Deco Art Media fluid acrylic in Cobalt Teal Hue
patterned paper
metallic markers in silver, blue and teal
Sentiment (printed or stamped)
Turquoise waterproof stampink
Please also visit:
Sin City Stamps Blog
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Join the Sin City Fan Group. HERE
It's my turn again on the Blank Page Muse Art Stamp Company inspiration blog, check out the how to video of my art journal page there
Supply list:
Rubber Stamps from the Blank Page Muse Art Stamp Company; Phoebe and the Moon
Deco Art Products used
Deco Art media Gesso and Matte Medium. Deco Art shimmer mister in turquoise, Americana Multi surface paint in Silver Metallic, Deco Art Craft Twinkles in Crystal. Deco Art Media fluid acrylic in Cobalt Teal Hue
patterned paper
metallic markers in silver, blue and teal
Sentiment (printed or stamped)
Turquoise waterproof stampink
Please also visit:
Sin City Stamps Blog
Follow us on Facebook.
Join the Sin City Fan Group. HERE
Saturday, January 6, 2018
Valentines day frames
Almost february so time to think about Valentines day gifts to make :-)
I made a heart frame using cardboard in a mosaic kind of way and people started to bomb me with questions on how I made it :-) (so cool when that happens)
The best way to show is in a Video so I decided to create a simular frame with a different focal point and film the process and explain all steps in a video. Because a lot of the questions came from people in the Nethelands I decided to speak both Dutch and English in the video to talk you through all steps. Apparantly people don't mind because the comments are all very psotive :-)
Thanks everyone for looking at the video and subscribing to my channel, I have reached over 600 subscribers yesterday and that made me very happy :-)
So here som pictures, a list of supplies and a link to the video
Supply list:
Deco Art products : Triple thick Gloss Glaze Americana Acrylics in: lamp black, desert turquoise, traditional burnt sienna. and for the heart I used Scarlet and for the moon I used Moon Yellow. Deco Art Media line products: Matte medium, Matte varnish, Crackle Glaze. Metallic Lustres in: Burnished Brass, Black Shimmer Stencil for the moon frame is by Dutch Doobadoo, the one used on the heart frame is by Deco Art, a Andy Skinner stencil Stamps: the heart, the ticket and the love definition stamp are all from the Tim Holtz set Love Struck CMS 082 by Stampers Anonymous. The flourish and moon stamp are from The Blank Page Muse The crackle stamp came from a stampendous set by Andy Skinner All paper and embellishments and the glue came from a store called Action, which is a kind of dollar store type of store. next you need cardboard (old box) the back of a photoframe. A pencil and eraser. Ruler, knife Scissors, some paint brushes and a pallete knife. Heat gun is handy and baby wipes too For stamping I used my home made stamping tool (see my video on how to make that) and Archival ink by Ranger in Jet Black
Some notes to think of:
The cardboard from the box might contain acids so if you want to make sure your paper will not be damaged by this you will want to gesso it first and next add a layer of black paint before adding the paper.
I use cardboard a lot in my work and never had any issues with it but if you want to be on the safe side it is just something you will want to do.
The glue I use is only available at Action, which is a dollar store kind of shop, they are not in all countries so the best comparishment for the glue I used is the Collal All purpose glue
All instuctions are in the video here:
here some more closer looks
thanks for visiting and your nice comments
I made a heart frame using cardboard in a mosaic kind of way and people started to bomb me with questions on how I made it :-) (so cool when that happens)
The best way to show is in a Video so I decided to create a simular frame with a different focal point and film the process and explain all steps in a video. Because a lot of the questions came from people in the Nethelands I decided to speak both Dutch and English in the video to talk you through all steps. Apparantly people don't mind because the comments are all very psotive :-)
Thanks everyone for looking at the video and subscribing to my channel, I have reached over 600 subscribers yesterday and that made me very happy :-)
So here som pictures, a list of supplies and a link to the video
Supply list:
Deco Art products : Triple thick Gloss Glaze Americana Acrylics in: lamp black, desert turquoise, traditional burnt sienna. and for the heart I used Scarlet and for the moon I used Moon Yellow. Deco Art Media line products: Matte medium, Matte varnish, Crackle Glaze. Metallic Lustres in: Burnished Brass, Black Shimmer Stencil for the moon frame is by Dutch Doobadoo, the one used on the heart frame is by Deco Art, a Andy Skinner stencil Stamps: the heart, the ticket and the love definition stamp are all from the Tim Holtz set Love Struck CMS 082 by Stampers Anonymous. The flourish and moon stamp are from The Blank Page Muse The crackle stamp came from a stampendous set by Andy Skinner All paper and embellishments and the glue came from a store called Action, which is a kind of dollar store type of store. next you need cardboard (old box) the back of a photoframe. A pencil and eraser. Ruler, knife Scissors, some paint brushes and a pallete knife. Heat gun is handy and baby wipes too For stamping I used my home made stamping tool (see my video on how to make that) and Archival ink by Ranger in Jet Black
Some notes to think of:
The cardboard from the box might contain acids so if you want to make sure your paper will not be damaged by this you will want to gesso it first and next add a layer of black paint before adding the paper.
I use cardboard a lot in my work and never had any issues with it but if you want to be on the safe side it is just something you will want to do.
The glue I use is only available at Action, which is a dollar store kind of shop, they are not in all countries so the best comparishment for the glue I used is the Collal All purpose glue
All instuctions are in the video here:
here some more closer looks
thanks for visiting and your nice comments
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Sunday, November 26, 2017
girl on the moon
See above my video on making this Art Journal page
Deco Art Products used:
Deco Art Media fluid acrylics in:
Dioxazine purple, Ultramarine Blue, Primary Yellow, Quinacridone Magenta, Translucent White, Cadmium Orange.
Deco Art Decou page matte and Chrystal Glitter.
Gorjuss Stamp (On top of the world) the mini version by Santoro
Tim Holtz Alterations craftdie; Crescent Moon and Stars by Sizzix
Crayola and Marco Raffine coloured pencils
Archival ink in Jet Black by Ranger
Faber Castell Pitt Brush pen in black
Quote printed from computer on ink jet printer using normal printer paper.
You will also need old book pages, scissors, paint brushes and baby whipes.
A heat gun is handy.
Thursday, September 21, 2017
On the Sin City Inpsiration blog I will show you how to make this card, using the masking technique. See step by sep instructions here
Supply list:
Sin City Stamp sheets:
White Cardstock
Black cardbase
Black waterproof stampink
Ink pads in several colors
Masking paper
Scissors
Labels:
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Saturday, July 1, 2017
S.I. Reunion
Hi all welcome to my bloggie for my part in the Smeared Ink Reunion bloghop, you can find the blogroll at the bottom of this post.
I love making scenes using rubberstamps and for this card I used 2 Smeared Ink sets (Haunting places 1 and 2 by Rick St.dennis) and mixed them with 2 stamps from Sin city sets (the skull and bones are from the Dribones set by Rick St.dennis, now for a special prize of 14.95 USD for limited time, the Moon is from the Sunshine Cherub set) and the bats from de Stempelwinkel.
I wish the moon was a little more creepy but I still like how it turned out, what do you think?
Isn't it great to see how well all those different stamps work together.
The background is distress ink and the stamps are colored using Faber Castell polychromos pencils
Here a closer look, this did not take much masking, so it was pretty easy to do, maybe I should do a video on how I make these scenes.
The embossed edges on the card got some Deco Art metallic lustre in burnished brass to get some shine. I jut like the effect the metallic lusstres have.
For the ones that have not been around my bloggie for a while, check out my right sidebar, you will find a link to the stamp set I designed for Sin City and a link to my You Tube channel (would very much appreciate if you subscribed there )
Have fun hopping and hope to see you again on my blog
Blog roll
I love making scenes using rubberstamps and for this card I used 2 Smeared Ink sets (Haunting places 1 and 2 by Rick St.dennis) and mixed them with 2 stamps from Sin city sets (the skull and bones are from the Dribones set by Rick St.dennis, now for a special prize of 14.95 USD for limited time, the Moon is from the Sunshine Cherub set) and the bats from de Stempelwinkel.
I wish the moon was a little more creepy but I still like how it turned out, what do you think?
Isn't it great to see how well all those different stamps work together.
The background is distress ink and the stamps are colored using Faber Castell polychromos pencils
Here a closer look, this did not take much masking, so it was pretty easy to do, maybe I should do a video on how I make these scenes.
The embossed edges on the card got some Deco Art metallic lustre in burnished brass to get some shine. I jut like the effect the metallic lusstres have.
For the ones that have not been around my bloggie for a while, check out my right sidebar, you will find a link to the stamp set I designed for Sin City and a link to my You Tube channel (would very much appreciate if you subscribed there )
Have fun hopping and hope to see you again on my blog
Blog roll
Val
Ike
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