Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today using some amazing stamps and from Blank Page Muse.
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Tuesday, January 13, 2026
Cocoa Cammy
Sunday, December 22, 2024
Merry Christmas Cozy Snow Day by Steph
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today.
Today I am using some amazing products from Blank Page Muse and I Brake for Stamps.
Using blue ink, stamp assorted snowflakes on a white panel
Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Frosty Night Believe
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here today.
Today I am using some amazing products from Blank Page Muse.
Sunday, January 28, 2024
Winter Birthday
Hi its Sue to show you a winter birthday card from a Christmas stencil.
I thought it would fun to (as I mentioned above) use a Christmas stencil for a winter card.Thanks for stopping by. Come back again soon
Saturday, January 20, 2024
Winter Fun
Hey there, crafty friends!
It’s Blank Page Muse design team member Walter back on the blog today. Today’s share is similar in theme to my last one on January 10th. It celebrates winter and living life with childlike wonder. It’s so nostalgic - I can feel the brisk, cold air and snow as it falls.
Here’s what I used to make it:
Blank Page Muse Winter Wonderland Art Rubber Stamp Sheet Set https://blankpagemuse.com/products/winter-wonderland-art-rubber-stamp-sheet-set.html
Blank Page Muse Announced By All Sentiment Art Rubber Stamp https://blankpagemuse.com/products/announced-by-all-sentiment-art-rubber-stamp-tts124-04.html
I hope that it invokes the same happiness and sense of wonder for you! You may read more about my creative process on my blog.
Wednesday, January 10, 2024
Sledding into the New Year
Saturday, December 3, 2022
Believe in the Magic of Christmas
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here!
Thursday, November 3, 2022
Peace and Hope with Winter Guardian
Hi everyone, Steph Ackerman here!
Sunday, December 6, 2020
Let Your Light Shine!
Greetings BPM Fans! Did you know that gnomes are a symbol of good luck? Farmers still use them today to watch over livestock and crops. They place gnomes in the rafters of the barn or put them in their gardens. I just think they are so cute. Just check out this adorable one from Blank Page Muse called StarBright Gnome Wintery Tree Let Your Light Shine by Pam Bray. This stamp set comes with a 5" tree and the sentiment, Let Your Light Shine. I colored him in red and green colors for a winter card, but you can color him any color and add leaves on the trees for any occasion card or project.
I hope this card inspires you to enter the Blank Page Muse December Challenge, "Celebrate!" You can turn this card into one for any festive occasion. This is a really fun card to make! Visit the BPM Blog for details.
- Blank Page Muse stamps: Gnome Starbright set
- Blank Page Muse stencil: Stars
- White cardstock cut to 12"W x 6"H, scored at 6", folded in half. This is the base card.
- Black cardstock cut to 5-7/8"W x 5-7/8"H for the mat.
- White bristol or watercolor paper cut to 5-3/4"W x 5-3/4"H.
- White cardstock for the sentiment
- Black cardstock to mat the sentiment
- Distress ink: Tumbled Glass, Stormy Sky, Faded Jeans, Black Soot
- Ink blending tools
- Water & paint brush or water spritzer
- Art Masking tape. I use Eclipse Art Masking Tape.
- Black ink pad
- White gel pen
- Coloring medium of choice. I used Copic markers.
- Transparent texture paste. I used Ranger Texture Paste/Transparent Gloss.
- Silver glitter - fine or extra fine
- Palette knife to apply texture paste
- Paper trimmer
- Scissors
- Using the bristol or watercolor paper, stamp the gnome toward the bottom of the paper.
- The gnome will need to be masked so that when the tree is stamped, a few of the branches will appear to be behind the gnome. Place a small piece of masking paper onto bond paper and stamp the gnome. Using scissors, cut out the gnome.
- Color the gnome with your favorite coloring medium
- After coloring the gnome, adhere the gnome and snow masks
- Using your blending tool and distress inks, ink blend the sky. use the lighter colors towards the gnome and darker colors towards the edges and corners.
- Spritz water onto the sky area making sure there are some "stars" of different sizes.
- Remove the snow mask, but leave the one on the gnome in tact.
- Tape the stencil onto the card then use the palette knife to spread a thin layer of texture paste. Lift off the stencil carefully. Let dry until before adding the big star.
- Stamp the sentiment, trim to size. Cut a mat using black cardstock.
- Adhere the mat and sentiment to the card front.
- Adhere the card front to the black mat.
- Adhere the black mat onto the base card.
- Using a white gel pen, add a few snowflakes in the sky and on the tree. the card is complete!
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
Crafting Christmas Ornaments with the Kids!
Our theme this month is 3D Holiday Ornaments - with *SPARKLE*!
One of our family traditions over the years has been to make Christmas ornaments with the kids. They need to be fast and easy, but also allow for individual creative input. Head on over to the local craft store and pick up a couple of those inexpensive plastic ornaments - the ones that pull apart so you can fill them - and pull out your winter themed stamps!
Time to play...
Supplies:
Child Riding a Sled Winter Line Art Rubber Stamp
Two Children Riding a Sled Winter Fun Rubber Stamp
Plastic Ornaments
Acetate Sheet
Archival ink, black
Stamping platform
Sharpie Markers
Spray adhesive
Silver Glitter
Faux snow
Washi tape
Directions:
- Stamp on acetate with permanent black ink. I recommend using a stamping platform for this as it minimizes the possibility of smears.
- After the ink dries, color on the back side of the design with permanent ink markers. (I used Sharpies - they come in so many colors now!)
- When you are finished cut the acetate to fit inside the ornament. (They usually come with a template just for this purpose!)
- Place your stamped image inside the ornament and seal it up with some sparkly faux snow!
And here it is on the tree!
Using the same basic idea I created a slightly different style ornament.
- Stamp image on acetate with permanent black ink, color and cut to size.
- Protect the edges of the back side of the ornament with tape.
- Spray the inside of the back half of the ornament with adhesive and then quickly add glitter. Tap out the excess and wait for it to dry. (It just takes a few minutes!)
- Remove the protective tape, add the stamped image and the sparkly faux snow before sealing it up.
It adds all kinds of sparkle and shine to your tree!
These are easy enough to be made with kids of all ages, although it is always a good idea to supervise the young ones when glitter is involved! The best part is that when they are done, you can use the Sharpie markers to personalize the outside of the plastic ornaments with the date and name of your young artist! You can add a new design every year!
Thanks for stopping by and I hope you find some time to play today!
Susie
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