Showing posts with label ATC Stamps. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ATC Stamps. Show all posts

Sunday, June 16, 2019

ATCoin Ombre Background

Stephanie created these quick and easy ombre backgrounds for artist trading coins using minimal products with an amazing outcome.

 

Blank Page Muse Stamp Used:



Other Products:

2.5 inch Circle Punch

Distress Oxide Ink Pad

High Quality Cardstock

Be sure to use coupon code: BPMDtStephanie2019 to save 15% off your order!


1. Ink the Diamond background stamp with coordinating colors and overlap where each color meets so blending is seamless. 

Press cardstock onto inked stamp. 


Look at the details in this stamp!! 


Punch out the coins and you're ready to create some ATC coin awesomeness.


We hope you enjoyed the backgrounds and as always use the links below to find more BPM goodness!


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More projects by Stephanie

Monday, November 16, 2015

Twas the Night Before Christmas


Hi Chris here and I am sharing this Christmas Eve layout I created using Sin City Stamps! To get started I used the following supplies:

Sin City Stamps: Winter Wonderland - sleigh, small snowflake
                          Peg Round Christmas
                          Tiny Numbers for ATC 
Vellum
Patterned paper-Crate Paper
Cardstock
Ink- Staz-on, Ranger Archival (Jet Black, Red Geranium)
Tim Holtz Distress Markers-Ripe Persimmon, Squeezed lemonade, Fossilized Amber, Pine Needles, Iced Spruce, Festive Berries, Ground Espresso
Spectrum Noir Markers- TN3, TN5, DR3, PP5, CT3, TB3, JG1


I started out by first stamping the sleigh from Winter Wonderland onto vellum with Staz-on Ink.


I then fussy cut out my stamped image.


I then turned my image onto the back side and began coloring the image with my Spectrum Noir markers, I used TN3 and TN5 on the reindeer, and then  DR3 on Santa. I then used PP5, CT3, TB3, and JG1 to color the toys. Here is the result.

I then took the large candle banner from Peg Round Christmas.  This is a huge stamp, I angeled the stamp on my block for a better fit. 

After stamping my image I colored my image with the Distress Markers.

I then hand wrote my title

I then started on my layout by matting my background papers onto cardstock.  I choose bold papers to match the kids jammies. I then added a large red block to the background.

I then added a large circle cut from patterened paper.

 I then decided to add some small snowflakes to the red block for visual interest.

I then added my photos and then added the stamped sleigh at the top of my photos and the stamped title to the bottom of my layout.  I stamped the year on the bottom of the red block. 
 I hope you enjoyed this layout!.

Sunday, September 13, 2015

HOW I MADE MY ATC'S

The SinCity Design Team just had an AWESOME blog hop over the weekend!  Our theme was ATC's.  Each of us had to make 3 ATC's and show off our NEW ATC STAMPS from SinCity Stamps!

Today, I'm going to show you how I made mine, using several products from The SinCity Stamp Store.  You will find so much more than stamps there!  AND there is a PERMANENT PRICE REDUCTION right now!!  Sheets of stamps for only $16??? Madness I say!!  

Here are my ATC's

SUPPLIES:

I started by stamping the backs of my ATC's with the NEW ATC stamps.  Aren't they awesome!  The design is so clear!  LOVE them!!


I added my paper to the front of the card and used the Butterfly mask as a stencil.  I used grey ink on the inside of the mask. I moved it to different areas on each card.  I love the layered look!


For my next layer, I used some of the new rub ons that we have in the store.  Just a few here and there gives the card some depth.




Then I turned them over and filled in my ATC stamp.  That's it!  Super fun and easy ATC's with many layers of AWESOME!!

Thanks for visiting!  I hope you take advantage of the new prices at the SinCity Stamps store and make some ATC's of your own!

xxDaniella

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