Asleep on the Deck Watercolor Card

 Greetings today I am excited to share this stamped watercolor card I created using the amazing Asleep on the Deck Stamp from I Brake for Stamps.  

Just look at all the detail! 

 This card would be perfect for Dad or any lake loving special person in your life. 

To recreate this cared you will need: 

Asleep on the Deck Stamp from I Brake for Stamps

mixed media paper, archival ink, distress inks, water brush, card base, stapler

Start by stamping your Asleep on the Deck Stamp from I Brake for Stamps onto mixed media paper with archival ink. 

Color image as desired with your water brush and distress inks. 

Once you are finished with your coloring, trim stamped image and adhere to card base with stapler. 

I hope you are inspired to get creative with your stamps and papers from Blank Page Muse and I Brake For Stamps.  

 

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Fathers Day Cards and Tag Inspiration

  Sunday June 19th is Fathers Day.

 Here are a few quick idea's to help inspire you to make something special! 

Card by Adam

Stamps used: Nautical 1 & Nautical 2
(see the tutorial here.)

Card by Kelly Parker

Stamps used:
Classic Car
Dad - word art

Background Grunge 

Card by Renee Matarese
Stamp used: Kiss the Chef (see the tutorial here) 

Tag by Lynn Stevens

Stamp used: No. 16

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Happy Father's Day Cactus Card

 Hi everyone! It's me Tonya and I'm here to share a quick and easy card I created for Father's Day using the Small Wild Desert Cactus Skull Scene Stamp and Southwestern Desert Cactus Flower and Skull Stamp. 

Supplies

BPM: Small Wild Desert Cactus Skull Scene Stamp 

BPM:  Southwestern Desert Cactus Flower and Skull Stamp 

MISTI Stamping Tool

Black Waterproof Ink

Watercolor Paper

Paint Brush

Stylus

Paper Cutter

Scissors

Thread

Various Watercolors and Inks

Various Scraps of Patterned Cardstock

Kraft Cardstock

Beacon Adhesive: Zip Dry Adhesive

Printer for Sentiment

Foam Pop Dots 

Place the stamps onto the MISTI Stamping Tool, ink with black waterproof ink and stamp onto a piece of watercolor paper. I stamped the Southwestern stamp twice since I will be using some of the images to create a 3D effect on the card.

Watercolor the stamped images with various shades of green watercolors/inks, pinks, browns and grays. 

Once dry fussy cut all stamped images out. 

The second Southwestern image cut apart the flowers, cactus and foliage.

Use a stylus to shape the larger cactus and flowers and adhered to the other intact Southwestern image. 

Cut three patterned strips of cardstock, 1 1/2"x6", 1 1/8"x6" and 5/8"x6".

Adhere all cardstock strips to the 4 1/4"x6" folded card base.

Glue larger cactus image to base and place foam pop dots to the back of smaller image before placing on card. 

Print Father's Day sentiment from computer, cut out, mat and adhered to card.

Finish with loops of thread placed behind the raised images.

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Dad's Car

Hello! Getting ready for Father’s Day and it is hard to find really good dad-themed stamps but at Blank Page Muse there are all kinds of great stamps to create items for dad! Check it out at https://blankpagemuse.com

Today, I wanted to do a quick and really fun project for Dad or any man in your life. It is sometimes hard to find great stamps to create cards and other items for the men in our homes and this card is a great example of something that can be created and given to that special guy!

Supplies -
Classic Car  

Dad Word Art  

Background Grunge by Pam Bray  

Ranger Archival Inkpad Jet Black

Washi Tape

Kraft card and matching envelope

White cardstock

Black embossing powder

Heat tool

Stamp the Classic Car and Dad Word Art onto white cardstock at heat embossing with black embossing powder, cut out and set aside.

 

Stamp the tread from the Background Grunge stamp set along the front of the card horizontally and heat embossing with black embossing powder.  Stamps the Tread stamp vertically along the left edge on the front of the envelope. Set aside envelope.

Use some washi tape, line each side of the tread with tape. Next, using foam take add the Classic Car and Dad Word Art to the front of the card. 

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Father's Day Double Tag

Father's Day Double Tag

Blank Page Muse Stamps Used:

Steampunk Pocket Watch & Scale

Time Flies It's Up to You to Navigate

Diamond Repeating Pattern Background

Father

Other Products Used:

Art-C Tea Stained Tags

Archival Ink

Washi Tape

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

Stephanie here sharing my steampunk themed Father's Day Double Tag. I love everything steampunk and jumped at the idea to create a Father's Day Tag. Using prestained tags made this project a quick one. Let's get started!

1. Use washi tape to adhere the tea stained tags together

2. Stamp the bottom left of the tags with the Steampunk Pocket Watch & Scale.

3. Randomly stamp the Diamond Repeating Pattern Back stamp over the tags making sure to avoid the Pocket Watch and Scale. On the top right portion of the tag stamp Time Flies quote.

 4. Stamp "Father" over the scale portion of the tag. 

Check out the amazing details in the pocket watch in the photo below. It blows my mind how detailed it is!

I hope you enjoyed this Father's Day tag. I know I had fun creating it! Check the links below for more BPM goodness!

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Father's Day Greeting

Greetings!
Chris here and today I am excited to share this Father's Day greeting card I created with Sin City Stamps!

To recreate this card you will need
Sin City Stamps Sequin Waste  Light
Sin City Stamps Tall Ship with Sails 
Cardstock - Kraft, Light Brown, Dark Brown
Brown Ink
Jute
Letter Stickers
Gold Sharpie

Step 1

Stamp Sin City Stamps Tall Ship with Sails  onto Kraft cardstock with brown ink.

Mat the stamped image onto dark brown cardstock.

Step 2 

Stamp Sin City Stamps Sequin Waste  Light onto Kraft cardstock and then mat with dark brown cardstock. 

Step 3

Cut a 3" x 5"  piece of light brown cardstock and add to the card base.

Step 4 

Add Stamped ship to card.

 Step 5
Tie knot in jute cording and add to card.

 Step 6
Add Sin City Stamps Sequin Waste  Light block to card and add letter stickers.  (You can see in this picture, I colored the letters with a gold sharpie.  For some reason it does not show up in the top photo.)

Hope you are inspired to get stamping!

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Happy Father's Day.. with Tamiko

Hey folks.. Thank Goodness It's Friday!!!!  As I look forward to the weekend, as much as the next person, I realize that this weekend contains Father's Day.  ::smiles::  I am sure there will many family gatherings and dinners to honor Dad.  This day reminds me how much I miss my dad, but I determined to fill it with only the grandest of memories.  Well let's get to my Father's Day card!

What I used to create this card is..

Sin City Stamps - Love of Butterflies Set

Ranger Archival Ink- Jet Black

Gina Design's- Diamond Texture Sheet

Design Memory Craft- Gelatos (blueberry, metallic mint and black)

Deco Art Media Line- Gesso (white)

Deco Art Media Line- Matte Medium

Deco Art Metallic Lustre- Brilant Turquoise

Koi Water brush

Helmar- Tacky Craft Glue

Papers- book page, tissue paper and base card

Embellishments- seam binding, flowers, 

Misc.- Scissors, paper trimmer, sponge applicator, wipes, 

First I took a portion of my diamond texture sheet and pounced some gesso on it.  I used the gesso because at the time I knew I wanted to add color.  Gesso primes the chipboard, therefore giving it a chance at displaying it's fullest intensity of the color. I also use the gelatos directly to the gessoed  chipboard then moved the color with a dampened finger.  I made sure to leave some white exposed.

I crumpled up the tissue paper, then flattened lightly to adhere it to my cardstock with matte medium. Also applied it over the tissue paper, because you never know what you may add the top layers. I took a dictionary book page (which happens to high light FATHER), rubbed some gelatos and moved the color with a little matte medium instead of water. that was done to kinda set the gelatos should I decide to add anything else wet over it.  Doing that helps not totally reactivate the gelatos.

I took the chipboard and stuck it down using the tacky glue.  Grabbed my seam binding and swished it around in some water-spritzed gelato yumminess for color.

Stamped my butterflies with archival ink because once it's dry, it's waterproof..  Now I am going to add more colors with the gelatos to the wings and edges.

Once that is dry I will begin placement on the card base and add the butterflies, flowers and bling.  I have to have extra sparkle.  Even if it is given a man, it's made by a woman!  ::smiles::  I also added some black gelato to color and frame my card.  Then I decided it was a little darker then I wanted.  Looked around and BAM!  Deco Art Metallic Lustre, in the most awesome turquiose, yep.. using it!! ::laughs:: Here are a few close ups.

Thank you guys for stopping by the blog!  I hope that the weekend is full of ONLY the most awesome memories of fathers, past, present and future,  Don't forget to plan ahead and consider Sin City Stamps for are your stamping needs! 

Father's Day Classic

Hi!  Chris here today sharing this classic Father's Day Card that was super fun and yet easy to whip up in a short amount of time.  I started with these supplies:

Sin City Stamps: Classic Spark; Terri Sproul Alphabet Set 
Pacon: Multi Media paper
Cardstock
ColourArte: Radiant Gels -Copper Pearls (altho link shows the color looking more coppery-  my jar looks more pearly)
ColourArte Twinkling H2Os - Mandarin Citrine, Iridescent Blue
Ink- Ranger Archival Jet Black, Ranger Tim Holtz Cracked Pistachio, StazOn Jet Black
Distress Marker - Squeezed Lemonade

To start out I painted my background using the ColourArte Radiant Gels on my Multi Media paper

After the was dry, I stamped the over the paint with my StazOn and my background stamp from the Classic Spark Collection. I love how it kind of reminded me of a 50's diner floor!  Perfect for the theme of my card!

I then matted that background piece onto black cardstock to fit my card.

Before I got too far along I stamped the inside of my card and then stamped and matted my greeting. 

I then stamped the car image again on my Multi Media paper using the Ranger Archival Ink.  I then proceeded to "color" in my image.  I used the Cracked Pistachio on the car body by stamping my ink pad onto by craft sheet and picking up the ink with my water brush.  

I have to admit that at first I stamped with my Memento Ink pad, forgetting I was using water.  In the first image you can see the ink bleed into my color , the second image uses the Archival ink.  

I added the Iridescent Blue Twinkling H2Os to any parts of the car that would be chrome or white walled.  I added the Squeezed Lemonade Distress Marker to the headlights and then a touch of the Mandarin Citrine for a bit of extra shine.   I then fussy cut out my car and added it to the front of my card. 

I then stamped DAD using the Terri Sproul Alphabet onto my MultiMedia paper and matted that onto black cardstock.  

Hope you enjoyed my project!