Showing posts with label Rick St Dennis Sending Smiles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rick St Dennis Sending Smiles. Show all posts

Monday, November 4, 2019

Quick Ideas Mail Art

Hello all

I have a few quick ideas for mail art using the rubber stamp sets available at The Blank Page Muse.
This main stamp is from Sending Smiles, rubber stamps designed by Rick St Dennis.
The smaller stamps to fill the background are from Pam Bray Designs, Background Grunge.



products used
Start off with one texture stamp and use this to create a boarder around the envelope.
Stamp out the focal images onto the center of the envelope and leave a space for the address.


Next fill in the spaces using different texture stamps. Layer them by using different coloured inks.
The Unicorn rubber stamps are from the stamp set designed by Donna Gray, Unicorn Wishes.


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Saturday, July 6, 2019

Mail Art featuring Blank Page Muse Stamps

Greetings Chris here and today I am excited to share this bright and cheery envelope I created to send some crafty goodies to a friend.   Blank Page Muse's Sending Smiles Whimsical Mail Art Stamp set is a perfect jump start to creating any mail art.


Supplies Used
Padded Envelope
Alcohol Markers
Memento Ink
Stamp Blank Page Muse's Sending Smiles Whimsical Mail Art Stamp set over all of the envelope. (note for a simpler look you could just stamp the address block stamp) 


 After Stamping color images as desired.




I hope you are inspired to get stamping.  Be sure to follow us to see more fun creations!

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Tuesday, December 5, 2017

Happy Birthday Envelope Art

 Hi Michelle here with a envelope art quick idea!
Its my nephews Birthday this month so I wanted to make his card little bit 'extra-special' with some envelope art!

I used this stamp from the Sending Smiles Whimsical Mail Art collection by Rick St. Dennis MFA.
How cute is that jester?

 I stamped the image onto the front of a plain envelope and colored in with fine tipped markers. 


I personalized the rest with some hand lettering.

Do you think he'll like this?
I know I would!
Be sure to visit our Fan Page to see more idea's and share your own!


Monday, September 25, 2017

Hello Black Kitty Card

Hey Ladies,
If you need an idea for a cute Halloween card, then take note how I used some non-holiday stamps to design a friendly Halloween card.  I used a quirky "hello" stamp and a cute kitty to create my Halloween card.  Check out your stamp collection, think outside the box, and see which designs you already have that can be used for multiple occasions by simply changing the colors. 

Supplies:
1. Sending Smiles Whimsical Mail Art Rubber Stamp Sheet by Rick St Dennis
2. black ink pad
3. fine tip markers
4. colored pencils
5. 3" circle punch & 3.5" scallop circle punch
6. black cardstock

Directions:
1. To create the background, use black ink to stamp the word "hello" onto white cardstock. Vary the angle of each impression and make sure to overlap the edges when stamping.
 
2. Color the background design with fine tip markers.


3. Stamp the cat using black ink and shade the image with colored pencils. Carefully fussy cut.



4. Use a circle punch to cut a 3" circle of white cardstock and punch a slightly larger scalloped matting using black cardstock.


5. Mount the cat to the circle with foam tape, matte, and attach to the stamped background.

6. Finally, attach the stamped image to a 5.5" square black cardbase leaving a narrow border.

A Closer Look:

Sin City Stamps:

http://sincitystamps.com/sending-smiles-whimsical-mail-art-rubber-stamp-sheet-by-rick-st-dennis-mfa-scrsd-01/

To purchase these cute stamps, visit www.sincitystamps.com
Be sure to follow us on Facebook and join the Sin City Fan Group. HERE
To see more of Karen's projects, visit her blog Art & Soul.

Thanks for visiting!

Saturday, August 26, 2017

Little Mouse Friendship Card -Quick Ideas

Karen here with today's "Quick Idea".
How about creating a complete card with single image?
This cute little parachuting mouse creates a humorous card good for any occasion.
One small stamp, repeatedly stamped at varying angles makes a quick background.  Also, notice I created a cloudy scene for the little rodents.  Cut out some simple cloud shapes and hold the mask in place while you carefully apply chalk around them. Simple yet effective!
Sin City Stamps:
Sending Smiles Whimsical Mail Art Rubber Stamp Sheet by Rick St Dennis
http://sincitystamps.com/sending-smiles-whimsical-mail-art-rubber-stamp-sheet-by-rick-st-dennis-mfa-scrsd-01/

You light up my life! Phrase Rubber Stamp
http://sincitystamps.com/you-light-up-my-life-phrase-rubber-stamp/



Supplies: clear acrylic mounting block, black ink, colored pencils, chalk, pens

A Closer Look:
 
 

To purchase the adorable stamp for this project, visit www.sincitystamps.com
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To learn more about our designer Karen, please visit her blog, Art & Soul.
Thanks for visiting!

Saturday, May 20, 2017

Feeling Bright & "Chip"per!!!!

Hi Fans!!


Some "re-purposing" for my ATC creations today - Paint Chip Samples!!
 If you are anything like me you love going to the hardware store and searching for alternative items to craft with - and they don't cost anything!!! AND I'm showing you how to use stamps for something other than their intended use ie. I've used the new Mail Art Set by Rick St Dennis to create these ATC's!


Supplies:
Sin City Stamps: Sending Smiles Whimsical Mail Art Set
Paint Chip Samples - go with hubby and raid the hardware store!
Coloured card
Texture Paste/Medium
Stencil - small designs work best
Acrylic Paint
Black Archival Ink
Colour Pencils
White paper/card to stamp on
Posca Pens
Ink Sprays
Embellishments ie. muslin cloth scraps, wording/phrases stickers or make your own computer generated wording
Tools ie. spatula, scissors, tape, glue, wipes for cleaning up!

Instructions:
First step is to raid the hardware/paint store - there are so many variations on how paint chip samples are provided so you can get all different "looks" depending on what you can find!!
They are great for all sorts of creations not just ATC's!


Cut your samples to ATC size 2.5 x 3.5 inches or if you have some pieces from other creations you can cut the samples slightly smaller and mount them on a 2.5 x 3.5 inch piece of co-coordinating colored card.
The samples shown below are 3 of each "method".


Next step is to add a bit of colored texture to the backgrounds.
These ATC's are really quite quick to make - we want the effect of the paint chip background to remain a main feature so the "added" bits are minimal.
Don't you just love a project that can be achieved in a short time??? For this step I have added a small amount of acrylic paint to the texture medium, mix with a spatula and using a small patterned stencil add to the ATC background. The stencil below had half a dozen designs on it and they are a perfect size for an ATC.
Set these aside to dry.


Cut some small pieces of muslin cloth for each ATC and ink spray in co-coordinating colors to your backgrounds and stenciled texture paste.
Set aside to dry - they don't take too long!


Whilst everything is drying you can get stamping and coloring from the "Sending Smiles Whimsical Mail Art Set"!!
Stamp your images onto white card stock with Black Archival Ink and color with your favorite coloring medium - color pencils used here - then cut them out.


Next step is to grab your big Posca Paint Pens, again in co-coordinating colors - and edge the paint chip backgrounds - gives a nice bright finish to these cards. The colored paint border can also be added to you words/phrases in the same matching color to make them stand out on the ATC as well.


Finally it's time to place the wording, stamped images and cloth onto the backgrounds and adhere everything!


I can't wait to use this set on some envelopes too - just love the designs and so excited that Rick St Dennis is designing for Sin City Stamps now!


Thanks for joining me today!! Hope you get inspired to have a play - perhaps pop over to the store and order yourself some of these stamps.........

Happy Stamping!

Sharon

Monday, March 13, 2017

New Stamp Release~"Sending Smiles" by Rick St Dennis MFA~Available Now

Hello Hello!

It's me, Kim, today!

I love happy news and have some to share with everyone today. Over the weekend we released our brand new, exclusive red rubber stamp set called, "Sending Smiles". It is hand drawn by Rick St. Dennis, you can see more of his art HERE.

Right now, the stamp set is available at SinCityStamps. There is a special incentive offered by Rick himself. Anyone who buys the plate at the introductory price of 14.99 +shipping, will be entered into a random drawing for a piece of mailart, drawn, signed and dated by Rick! This offer and the special 14.99USD price is only valid until March 20th, so don't delay! :)

Here we go!

Please click each photo to see it a bit larger. Warning, lots of photos ahead! Enjoy.







This is a plain white envelope 4 3/4 inches by 6 1/2 inches. I used Prismacolor Pencils, taking advantage of the vibrant color.

A little closer, this is the largest stamp on the sheet.



Silly kitty or scared kitty?


This is the back of the envelope.


Hello!


Wonderful cat and mouse!




This is the entire sheet as seen in the store for purchase HERE.

The special price is valid until March 20 23:59 Pacific Time.

Have a wonderful day!
~kim



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