Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today using some amazing stamps and stencils from Blank Page Muse.
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Friday, February 20, 2026
Be Mine
Friday, February 10, 2023
Valentine's Day Card
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here sharing some amazing stamps from Blank Page Muse and I Brake for Stamps.
Monday, March 28, 2022
Hello - A Sweetheart Bouquet
Today I am excited to share this beautiful card I created featuring the Heart Bouquet Stamp from I Brake for Stamps!
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Saturday, February 13, 2021
Heart Shrine Shadow Box
Hello everyone, it's Monique here on the blog to share an inspiration idea with you.
It's almost Valentines day, so what better day to make a personal gift for your loved ones. To me Valentines day is about hearts, the heart is a symbol of love, and that is why I made a heart shrine.
Ofourse it's not just a Valentines project, you can make shines with different objects for any occasion, just use what speaks to you and decorate your heart out.
Supplies used,
Blank Page Muse rubber stamp sets:
Heart Feather Wings Crackle Background stamps SC 0025
a tin (I used an altoid tin, but you can also use a small box)
cardboard (from an old box)
Bookpaper
Distress ink in: Barndoor Red, Mustard Seed, Rusty Hinge, Black Soot
Colored pencils in greys
Black stamp ink
Faber Castell Pit pen in black
Metallic waxes in Copper, and turquoise
Acrylic chalk paint in green and off white
Black Gesso
For detailed instructions, see Video:
Here some more pictures for a closer look at different angles.
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Wednesday, January 27, 2021
Love Greeting Card
Thank you so much for stopping by. My name is Ana and creating cards is a passion of mine. It is with great joy that I present to you this cute Valentine’s Day card. This card uses the "Love" stamp from the Love Faith & Family Vintage Art Rubber Stamp Full Sheet SC88. I made it for Valentine's Day but it really can be given to someone special on any given day. Who doesn't like to hear they are loved right?
- Blank page Muse: Love Faith & Family Vintage Art Rubber Stamp Full Sheet SC88
- Hearts embossing folder.
- Red and pink watercolor markers
- Red foiled cardstock
- Copic Markers: Pinks, yellows, and red
- Glossy Accent
- Crafters knife
Instructions:
Cut out the inside frame of the stamp. This step is suggested so that a piece of red foil cardstock can be placed under the stamp creating a shiny frame around the word love.
Creating a 'frame' or 'border' like this helps to balance the card once all the elements are put together.
After you have finished coloring in the card, run it through a die cutting machine with the hearts embossing folder.
This will create dimension.
Cut this piece to a size of 1/4" smaller than the first layer (the red foil layer).
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Monday, February 18, 2019
Faith Journaling Canvas
Start by cutting a heart from scrap paper and use it as a template to draw a heart onto the canvas.
With a pencil, write your bible or sermon quote inside of heart. Erase writing lines.
Begin Misting Heart with Glimmer Mist.
Once Dry Add glaze over heart to see color. This look a little sloppy as I used a water base glaze with the water based mists and the glaze started pulling the mist off a bit.
Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Hanging Heart
February is the month of hearts, flowers, chocolate and love. So to go along with the romance, here is an inspirational hanging heart to help keep a little romance in your home. A wooden heart from Dollar Tree was used, but if you can't find these near you, one can always use chipboard or layered (cut and glued back to back) paper stock instead.
Supplies:
Hot Air Balloon Stamp
Bird Form Hot Air Balloon
Steampubk Propeller Hot Air Balloon
Octopus Time! Octopus Balloon
Airship Bathtub
Heart Stamps
Wooden Hanging Heart base
Black Archival Ink
Distress Oxides: Broken China, Worn Lipstick, Festive Berries, & Wilted Violet
Adhesive
12 X 12 White Card stock Sheet
Scissors
Post It Note/Masking Product
Blender Tool for Oxides
Pearl and Heart gem embellishments
Instructions:
2. Get out all of the balloon stamps, ink and stamp each one at different opposing parts of the cards. As you stamp, make sure to place the stamps so there is plenty of negative space between and that there is a balloon stamp that takes up each corner to balance off the design. As you stamp, also stamp out a mask of each image (using your preferred masking tools, in this case post it notes were used) and cut out. Once all the images are stamped out on the card stock and the masks completed, layer the masks over the correlating stamped images.
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| Stamped and masked balloons. |
3. Pulling out three of the various doodle hearts (the smaller of the hearts), randomly start to stamp in black into the blank negative space. Overlap the sizes, flip, adjust direction. Have fun!
4. Using a blender, sponge or dry towel, start layer the Distress Oxides within the heart background. I started off with reds, then blue, and lastly purple for shadows.
5. Glue the stamped heart to the base.
6. Remove the masks and hand color with our favorite pens, pencils or whatever you have on hand, the stamped balloons.
7. Ink the edges of the heart with any of the distress oxides that were used on the heart.
8. Add the pearl and heart embellishments throughout the heart to add more interest and sparkle.
9. Punch holes on either end of the top of the heart, punching out in order to balance them evenly while hanging. The wooden heart I had already had where the holes should be punched out.
10. Add your ribbon. Hang on a door knob or wherever you like.
11. Admire how awesome it looks and bask in your crafty magnificence.
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