Monday, December 1, 2025

"OWL" always love you!

     "OWL" always love you!

Good day, fellow crafters. It's Tamara once again, with a new post showcasing my latest card created using  Blank Page Muse products! Today, I’m crafting with this beautifully detailed stamp and colored pencils. Let's Dive in!




To create this project, you will need the following:

Stamps

 Paper

  • (1) White Cardstock  - 4.25" x 5.5"
  • (1) White A2 card base 

Tools and Consumables

  • Sticky mat (optional but very useful to hold work in place without using tape)
  • Scissors
  • Liquid glue
  • Paper Trimmer
  • Blue Ink
  • Brown ink 
  • Ink-blending brush(s)
  • Stamping tool (I use a Misiti)
  • Colored Pencils
  • Masking sheet - 4.25" x 5.5"
  • Low-tack adhesive 
  • Sentiment of your choice (Mine came from my stash) 
Process: 
  • Secure the white cardstock to the stamping tool.
  • Align the owl stamp in the center of the panel.
  • Use low-tack adhesive on the back of the owl stamp and then secure it to the stamping platform with some light pressure.
  • Ink the stamp with the Brown ink, and then stamp the image. Reapply ink to the stamp and restamp if required for complete even coverage.
  • Remove the stamped panel from the stamping platform and secure the masking sheet in its place.
  • Ink the stamp with the Brown ink, and then stamp the image. Reapply ink to the stamp and restamp if required for complete even coverage.
  • Remove the masking sheet and trim it along the edges of the image with scissors.
  • Peel the masking sheet back and apply it over the image previously stamped on the cardstock panel.
  • Secure the masked panel to your worksurface or the sticky mat.
  • Use the Blue ink and an ink brush to ink blend a blue sky around the image to the desired hue. I like to go light with the sky in my cards to keep the focus front and center.
  • Once the ink has dried, slowly peel the masking sheet off at a 45-degree angle to minimize the chances of tearing the image below.
  • Remove the panel from the sticky mat and secure to a work surface.  I prefer my glassboard because it is ultra smooth, but I have also found a clipboard to work well.
  • Use colored pencils, Browns and Greens, to color in the image.
  • Secure the panel into the stamping platform, align, secure, ink, and then stamp the sentiment.
  • Remove panel form the stamping platform.
  • Secure the background panel to the black cardstock with liquid glue.
  • Adhere the completed panel to the A2 card base with liquid glue.

The stamps I used can be found by following the links in the materials list, or you can find them with a quick search on www.blankpagemuse.com. Visit our social media sites for more stamping fun!





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Friday, November 28, 2025

Fashion Tag-Lori

Hello, crafty friends! today I have a fun and inky, fashionista tag that's quick to make. I love the colors of deep yellow/amber with brown. Tags are always fun to make and share. Follow along as I create!

I started with a long tag made from Neenah Classic Crest Cover Solar White Cardstock 100lb. I cut it to 2 1/2' x 8 1/2 ". I wanted to begin with a long piece, as I didn't know how much I was going to need for my tag. I have a punch in my stash that cuts out the tag top.

I started getting inky with Fossilized Amber Distress Ink. I smooshed some onto my glass mat, sprayed with water to dilute it, and tapped the cardstock into the ink. I then dried with my heat tool.

I repeated the process with Mustard Seed Distress Ink, making sure to dry with my heat tool in between layers.

The final layer of ink was a touch of Vintage Photo Distress Ink. I love how the amber and brown go together!

Now, for the stamping! I used the Mannequin Dress Forms Phrases Keyboard Steampunk Rubber Stamp Set for all of my stamps today. I began with the largest dress form for my main image. I stamped it in black to make it stand out from the other images.

I stamped the other images in a dark brown ink to tie in with my background color.

Finished tag! I added a double bow of jute to the top to add interest to the piece.





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Sunflower card

Good morning, Cathy here with a fun card for you today,


                                                                        Stamps Used:

                                                           Chicken wire mesh background

                                                          Sunflower blossom


                             * Stamp 2 Sunflower blossom on a digital ledger paper. Cut out.


                        * Stamp Chicken wire mesh background around a burn orange card base with a brown distress oxide ink. Then edge the card with that ink.

                     * Add the cut-out sunflowers to the card.

                     * Find a piece of ephemera to go in the bottom corner,



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Tuesday, November 25, 2025

Clean and Simple Card~Friendship~Kindness~Gratitude


Hello! Welcome back to the BPM blog. We are glad you are here. The theme this month is on Kindness-Gratitude-Friendship. I created a generic card that can work on any of these themes since I did not add a sentiment. 

The Blank Page Muse products that I used on this card are:
I stamped the flower image on watercolor cardstock using Versafine Onyx Black ink. I used a stamp positioner so I can restamp the image. Since the watercolor paper I used is textured,  I did not get a crisp image on the first stamping. The stamp positioner helps in making sure that I stamp on the same spot.


I heat set the flowers to dry it before applying ink.


I colored the flowers using watercolor markers. I only applied the pigment on the inside end of the petals.


I used a waterbrush to spread the pigment to the tips of the petals.


I used another color for the stamen.


I dried the ink with a heat gun.


I fussy cut the flowers.


I die cut stems on green cardstock. I adhered the stem to the flower.


I adhered the flowers to the card front of an A2 white note card. I positioned the leaf stencil and blended ink to add leaves to the stems. I masked any open areas that I don't need to apply ink on.


I was going to ground the stems but decided against it. I like the white space. How about you?

Keeping this card without a sentiment allows me to customize it later on or just leave it like this.

I hope you like today's project. 


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In behalf of the DT, let me wish you a Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for being a BPM friend and supporter.

Have a blessed, brilliant and creative day!

Maria Giselle B.
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Friday, November 21, 2025

Love is a Burning Desire

 

      Love is a Burning Desire

Good day, fellow crafters. It's Tamara once again, with a new post showcasing my latest card created using  Blank Page Muse products! Today, I’m crafting a beautiful and heartfelt card for someone special.  Let's Dive in!




To create this project, you will need the following:

Stamps

 Paper

  • (1) Black Cardstock - 4.25" x 5.5"
  • (1) White Cardstock  - 4.25" x 5.5"
  • (1) White A2 card base 

Tools and Consumables

  • Sticky mat (optional but very useful to hold work in place without using tape)
  • Scissors
  • Liquid glue
  • Paper Trimmer
  • Die-cut machine
  • Border die (I chose one from my stash)
  • Black Ink
  • Red ink (Shade or your choosing)
  • Ink-blending brush
  • Clear block  
Process: 
  • Secure the white cardstock to the sticky mat.
  • Secure the heart-shaped stencil over the cardstock.
  • Use the red ink and the ink-blending brush to fill in the stencil to your desired hue. I choose to make areas a little darker than others for additional interest. 
  • DO NOT remove the stencil; it will act as a mask.
  • Adhere the Dogwood stamp to the clear block with low-tack adhesive.
  • Ink the stamp with the black ink and then stamp the image onto the heart, making sure to leave enough room for the sentiment.
  • Repeat for the other side of the heart if desired.
  • Remove the stencil.
  • Adhere the Love is a Burning Desire stamp to the clear block with low-tack adhesive.
  • Ink the stamp with the black ink and then stamp the image onto the heart.
  • Use the die-cutting machine and border die to cut the heart panel to its final dimensions. I wanted just a slight reveal, so the one I used took 1/8th inch off all sides.
  • Secure the background panel to the black cardstock with liquid glue.
  • Adhere the completed panel to the A2 card base with liquid glue.

The stamps I used can be found by following the links in the materials list, or you can find them with a quick search on www.blankpagemuse.com. Visit our social media sites for more stamping fun!





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Thursday, November 20, 2025

Celebrate our Blessings

 Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today using some amazing stamps and stencils from Blank Page Muse.



Blank Page Muse Stamps: Celebrate our Blessings
Blank Page Muse Stencil: Leaves Collage


Stamp the phrase on pattern paper and emboss with clear embossing powder.


Place the leaves from the Leaves Collage on a background panel.
Spritz with a gold spray ink.


Place the panel on the card.


Adhere a piece of burlap on the background.
Mat the sentiment on cardstock and add to the card adding color with Copic Markers.
Adhere to the card with foam adhesives for dimension.

Thanks for stopping by.

Steph

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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Merry Christmas-Lori

It's almost that time again! The first snow has fallen, the turkey is about to be eaten, and people everywhere are getting ready for a visit from the jolly ol' elf himself! Today's card, has a blustery backdrop to Santa on his way from the North Pole.

I started with an A2 panel of white cardstock. I inked it, from light to dark, using Altenew ink pads. Ink blending can be a workout, but if you use a larger brush, you cover more area and it goes more quickly.

I took the  Butterfly Trails Circle Pattern Stencil and placed it on my panel, I pounced white pigment ink through it several times until it stayed white.

The stencil is thin, so I had to apply it twice, side-by-side. I then drew in snow flakes with a white acrylic paint pen. Then stamped Merry Christmas from Steampunk'd Christmas Holiday stamp set.

After completing my snow storm background, I stamped Santa from Steampunk'd Christmas Holiday stamp set in Memento because I'm going to use my alcohol markers. I cut around the Santa with a postage die from my stash.

I colored the Santa and added a postmark from the same stamp set.

Final card. I popped up the postage area with foam tape.








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I'm thankful for you by Cathy N

 Good morning, Cathy here with a fun card for you.


                   

                                                         Stamps from I brake for stamps

                                                                  For the birds stamp set


* Start out with cream cardstock. Stamp large bird postage stamp. Use distress inks to make the background. Cut out and use a small hand circle punch to make it look like a postage stamp.


* Take another piece of cream cardstock and make the background with the same distress inks as you did the large bird postage stamp. Stamp the bird feather in a dark brown distress ink. Edge the card with the same distress ink.


* Add some jute around the stamp and some foam tape and add it to the middle of the card.


* Take a brown card base and the stamped card pieces to the center. Add a saying to the bottom of the card. 


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Sunday, November 16, 2025

Repeated Stamping to Create a Background~Friendship-Kindness-Gratitude


Hello! Welcome back to the BPM blog as the DT continues to celebrate Friendship/Kindness/Gratitude this month. 


I used the Blank Page Muse Kindness Changes Everything stamp set on my card.


I adhered the stamp to an acrylic block. My stamp is mounted on a cling foam so I did not have to use any adhesive. You can purchase this stamp mounted with an additional fee.

I inked the stamp with a red interference ink.


I stamped the image on a white cardstock.



I repeatedly stamped the flower to fill the panel and create a background.


I  prepped a wine colored cardstock with anti-static powder.


I inked the sentiment stamp with white pigment ink.


I stamped the sentiment on the cardstock.


I poured white embossing powder to the inked sentiment. I heat set this to melt the embossing powder. I usually start heating on the back before moving to the front.


As you can see on the photo, I have two stamped sentiments on the cardstock. I did not do a good impression on the first one, so I stamped the sentiment again. I still have some imperfections on my second stamped sentiment. I filled the gaps with a white gel pen.


One of things I do to save on cardstock is instead of using a full panel for a matte, I die cut this into a frame so I can use the negative cut for something else. I used the extra to die cut the sentiment. I trimmed the white stampd cardstock at 5 1/4" x 4".


I trimmed the sentiment into a strip and adhered this to the panel. I adhered the die cut sentiment below the sentiment strip. I added details to the die cut sentiment with a white gel pen. 

I hope you like today's project. 

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Have a blessed, brilliant and creative day!

Maria Giselle B.
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