Blank Page Muse Blog: fairy

I love using acetate to make things and recently I participated in an Aussie swap Pink/Plastic themed ATC swap so I decided to make a few more using BPM stamps and accessories available in store!

To start I cut some thick acetate to ATC size and used shades of pink and gold alcohol ink - alcohol ink I've had for years and never used! I love the effects of the different colours moving and blending with each other!

Stamps used:

Correspondence Set by Katy Leitch - Script stamp

Lady with Butterfly Wings

Smile Winged Muse Stamp

Queen Word Stamp

Crown Stamp

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Thursday, March 25, 2021

You are Made of Stardust Card

Hi everyone! Tonya here this month with my take on the Azalea Creepy Cute Kid Art Rubber Stamp. I know this rubber stamp is suppose to be creepy but I thought wouldn't it be cute to turn the girl into a magical fairy. So lets get started.

Supplies

Blank Page Muse: Azalea Creepy Cute Kid Art Rubber Stamp

MISTI Stamping Tool

Various Plain and Patterned Cardstocks

Butterfly Printable

Watercolor Paper

Watercolor Paint Brush

Colored Pencils

Inks and Watercolors

Foam Pop Dots

Diecut Machine

Spellbinders: Wreath Diecuts

Momenta: Stars Diecuts

Stars and Clear Sequins

Metallic Thread

Paper Cutter

Scissors

Beacon Adhesive: Zip Dry Adhesive

Placed the stamp onto the MISTI Stamping Tool, inking the stamp with a black waterproof ink and stamp onto a piece of watercolor paper.
I used an assortment of watercolors and inks to watercolor the girl image.
Use colored pencils to add highlights to the girl's face and clothing.

Fussy cut a butterfly and add clear glitter glue and let dry.

I had wanted to use the whole butterfly but it didn't look right so I cut off the bottom half of the wings.

Adhear those to the backside of the girl.

I already had a 4 1/4"x4 7/8" card base folded in my stash so I cutout the Stars and placed a piece of patterned cardstock to go behind the stars diecut.
Adhere all to the front of the card base.

Cut and matte the wreath diecut.
Next wrap with metallic thread around before gluing to the card base.
Place foam pop dots to the back of the girl, along with stars and clear sequins to finish off the card.

There you have it!

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Saturday, March 28, 2020

Guest Designer Annie Collins~ Fairy Shadow Box

Hello Crafty Friends - Annie here I am Guest Designing for Blank Page Muse.

I am incredibly honored to be asked by Blank Page Muse to create a project for them.

I created a Fairy Shadow Box.

Let's get started!

I printed the template twice onto kraft cardstock and cut it out.
Stamped and colored the Fairies and flowers.
I added some details with the Sakura Gelly Pen: Sparkle. I die cut some grass twice.

I used the Blank Page Muse: Woodgrain Background Stamp and stamped the trimmed template of the shadow box. I put adhesive on one side of the template where indicated.

I pressed the two sides together.

Next, I used my scoreboard and scored on the indicated lines.

I then crease the edges so that they are crisp. I set it aside.

Then, I used the cloud stencil and Distress ink in tumbled glass to create a background for my shadow box. I cut the cardstock down to 5"x 5" so that it will fit in the shadow box. I then adhered it to the shadow box.

Next, I adhered the grass onto the background sky panel in the shadow box. I put some adhesive onto the box portion of the box and rolled it up and press it into place. Making sure the grass bottom was completely covered.

Then, I repeated the process on the other sides of the box. Tape, roll and press into place. Take your time here the box can be a bit tricky.

I then adhered two of Blank Page Muse: Small Lilly Flower with Stem in the background along with the Blank Page Muse: Fairy Seated Long Dress.

Next, I added the Blank Page Muse: Fairy Short Hair Standing to the outer edge of the box.

Along with the die-cut grass border. I then adhered the last

Blank Page Muse: Small Lilly Flower with Stem to the left outer edge of the box frame. Along with all the Blank Page Muse: Small 6 Petals Flower to the bottom edge of the box frame just overlapping the Blank Page Muse: Fairy Short Hair Standing.

Finally, I stamped the sentiment LOVE onto a stitched banner and adhered it to the top left corner along with one of the Blank Page Muse: Small 6 Petals Flower.

Materials Used:

Blank Page Muse: Small Lilly Flower with Stem

Blank Page Muse: Small 6 Petals Flower

Blank Page Muse: Fairy Seated Long Dress

Blank Page Muse: Fairy Short Hair Standing

Blank Page Muse: Woodgrain Background Stamp
Lawn Fawn Brand: Meadow Grass Border Die

MFT Brand: Cloud Stencil

Tim Holtz Distress Ink: Tumbles Glass

Memento Ink: Espresso Truffle

VersaFine Ink: Onyx Black

Memento Ink: Tuxedo Black

Sakura Gelly Roll Pens: Sparkle, Black, and White

Spectrum Noir Markers: HB1, HB2, HB3, LV3, CT3,

CT4, GY2, LG1, LG2, LG3, LG4, LG5, CG1, IG1, IG2,

IG3, IB1, IB2, IB3, LY2, FS1, AND Blender

Copic Markers: B00, B01, E00, E000, E93

Recollections Brand Cardstock: Kraft, Light Purple, and White

Accent Ultra Smooth 80lb Cardstock: White
EK Success Scoreboard
Bone Folder
Imagine Crafts: Tear It Tape
Imagine Crafts: On Point Glue

Shadow Box Template: Download, Print, and Cut Twice

Thank you for stopping by the blog today. I hope you found some inspiration!

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Monday, June 10, 2019

A Fairy Slider Postcard

Hello, don't you just love making postcards? Today I will show you how to make a postcard with a fairy that actually moves across the page! Isn't that exciting? It is not as hard as it sounds. Follow the simple steps below to make your own.

The Blank Page Muse Stamps used:
The Dandelion Wishes with Butterflies Art Rubber Stamp Sheet by Terri Sproul.
Fairy Girl with Butterfly Wings

You can buy these and other stamps at Blank Page Muse and use the discount code BPMDtSuzette2019 to get 15% off. Offer expires on July 31st, 2019.

Other supplies used:

4x6" piece of black cardstock.
1.5" x 6" piece if black cardstock
white pigment ink stamp pad
1/2" x 6" piece of white cardstock (for the sentiment)
blank ink pad
white cardstock for fairy etc.
embossing powder
heat gun
craft knife
foam tape
glue

Begin by stamping the background of the card.

Stamp the same flower on a piece of cardstock the same width of the above card and about 1 1/2" high. Stamp your sentiment.

Stamp, emboss and cut out your fairy.

Cut out a rectangle approx 2/5" (0.4") high. This is where we will place our slider. Using this as a reference, place foam tape on the card exactly where you will stick this.

Cut a strip of cardstock to fit between the strips of foam tape. It needs to be about an inch wider than the card so you will have a handle. Attach a small strip of cardstock to the fairy and then use a piece of foam tape to add it to your strip of cardstock. This is how you will move your fairy.

Now glue in place the sentiment and attach the remaining piece of stamped cardstock to the base of the card, covering the rectangular slider.

Pull the handle to move the fairy.

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Suzette

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Saturday, April 13, 2019

Fairy Mom Embossed Card

Hi! Stephanie here again! We all know being a mom is a tough and very important job. Well this lil fairy mom is exhausted and is sneaking in a nap while the little ones are sleeping. I can't blame her I have been there myself! I think this card is perfect for all new (or just plain tired) moms out there. Let's get started with the fun!

Fairy Mom Embossed Card

Blank Page Muse products:

20 Winks Sleepy Fairy Stamp designed by Rick St. Dennis

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

Other Products Used:

Kraft cardstock

Colored Pencils

Dandelion Embossing folder

Art-C Glitter Pen

Directions:

Emboss kraft cardstock with dandelion embossing folder (I don't remember the maker. It was a freebie with magazine purchase) Place stamp on embossed card to judge placement.

Stamp 20 Winks Sleepy fairy onto embossed card.

I did minimal coloring on this stamp because I wanted the little fairy to be the star of the show.

Hand write sentiment with the same colored pencil used to color the image. I also added some detail around the edges of the card.

Use a glitter pen to add some sparkle to the card and that's it! She's ready to be sent to your favorite hard working mom!

I hope you enjoyed my card and as always use the links below to find more BPM goodness!

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More projects by Stephanie

Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Don't Forget to Fly

Hello there all you crafty beauties!! I am here on the blog again to share with you some more fabulous creations I've made using the delicious deep red stamps by BPM! Magic is so inspiring, so you can understand why I've decided to sprinkle some magic on YOUR day! What's that fairy up to? Looks like she is making them come alive! Come along.. Let's fly together!