Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Be at one with Nature~ Art Journal Page

 Hello Hello

It's Kim today and I made another small art journal page.

Just a quick look today...

It was fast and came together nicely. It was about a 20 minute project, easy to fit in between stuff!


I used my small art journal/sketchbook, it's about 4x4 inches or so.
I used a basic watercolor in tin set from Hobby Lobby because it's fast and easy and has lots of colors.
I applied the colors with waterbrushes. I dried the layers with a heat tool to speed things up.


I used a black Uni-Ball Air Micro pen for the boxey border. The pens is so much fun. If you apply some water fairly quickly, it will give you a gentle wash.

The white micro dots are Signo Uni-Ball White Gel. The stamps were stamped with Stazon and Versafine Clair which smudged a bit but I like it, it made it softer and blended into the page.

The sentiment I stamped with Stazon to keep it crisper.


The big white dots were made with the white watercolor on top of the dried surface. 
The awesome stamps are some of my favorite. They are from the Woodlands stamp set designed by Donna Gray for us! She hand carved the designs that we turned into rubber stamps.

Have a wonderful, colorful day!
Kim
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Monday, May 20, 2024

Wild Berry Thanks

 Hi there, crafting friends!

It’s design team member Walter back on the blog with you today. I had mentioned in my previous post that I'd be making a card using a scrap from the Wild Berries card panel that I had cut out.  I'm here to share with that you today!

I hate to see really nice scraps go to waste.  I generally save them to put them to use in another card.  It's an easy way to stretch your craft supplies as well as your budget.


Here's what I used to make it:

 Here's how I made it:

  • Stamped the Wild Berries background stamp onto a piece of vellum with black ink and colored in the berries with a blue alcohol marker.
  • Adhered the stamped & colored vellum to a piece of white card stock.
  • Added double sided foam tape to the Wild Berries circular scrap, aligned it with the stamped & colored image, and adhered it to the panel.
  • Adhered the panel to the A2 card base.
  • Cut an A2 sized frame from black card stock, colored over it with a metallic silver glitter marker, put double sided foam tape on the back of it, and adhered it to the card.
  • Colored a scrap piece of white paper with the metallic silver glitter marker, glued a sentiment onto it, and glued it down to my card.


 

You may read more about my creative process on my blog.

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Thursday, May 16, 2024

Bookmarks and More


Sue here with bookmarks for you today.

Bookmarks are always good to have around for a little gift to give to your friend that likes to read. 
Here are 2 bookmarks using the stamp flower image, but completely different.  One is stamped on black card with white pigment ink.  The other stamped on white card with colored inks.  I also made a pocket for the bookmark.

Stamps used:

Blank Page Muse Special Day Flowers Hello Friend stamp set

Blank Page Muse Flamingo Row rubber stamp

See more on my blog. 

Thanks for stopping by.  Come back again soon.


Friday, May 10, 2024

Stained Glass Flowers

 Hi there, crafting friends!

It’s design team member Walter back on the blog with you today.  You know the old adage "April showers bring May flowers"?  Well, it's certainly true in regards to this card design.  I wanted to capture that in my first project for the month and my thoughts immediately turned to the gorgeous Stained Glass rubber stamps from I Brake for Stamps.  I decided on using stamp #4 as the focal point and the Wild Berries rubber stamp from Blank Page Muse as the background.  I really like the way that they look together!



Here's what I used to create it:

 Here's how I made it:

  • Embossed Stained Glass Flowers onto vellum with black embossing powder; colored the image with alcohol markers; adhered a piece of acetate over it.
  • Embossed the Wild Berries background stamp onto black card stock with silver embossing powder; colored in the berries with Brutus Monroe Creamy Blue Aqua Pigment.
  • Used a circle nesting die to cut a whole in the center of the embossed berry panel; adhered the stained glass panel behind the berry panel with double sided foam tape.
  • Adhered the panel to the card base with double sided foam tape.
  • Stamped sentiment onto piece of scrap gray card stock, glued it down to a slightly larger scrap of black card stock, and adhered it to the card base with double sided foam tape.



 

The black embossed lines, combined with the effect of the alcohol ink on the vellum and the shine of the acetate, truly mimics the look of a stained glass window.  I love it!  And it's a lot of fun to create.

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Tuesday, March 23, 2021

Flower Postcard

This postcard was so much fun to make. I put this postcard in an envelope so that the flowers wouldn't get wrapped off in the mail. You could sent this without an envelope just skip the step using craft foam and use really strong glue.




Rubber stamps used:

Additional items needed:
  • Imagination
  • Scissors
  • Alcohol markers
  • Paint brush
  • Water colors
  • Ink
  • Craft Foam
  • Water color paper
  • Card Stock
  • Glue 

1. Cut your water color paper to size. I made mine into postcards 4" x 6." 
2. Then wet the paper. Using water colors I just splashed color all over. If your paint seems to pool in one spot take  a paper towel and pat it dry. This also helps add texture and blending of the colors.
3. Once your water colors are dry. I stamped my flowers on a thick card stock. Then I stamped my postcard where I wanted my flowers to be.


4. Taking alcohol markers I colored everything in. I also colored the green parts on my postcard. Then I cut out the flowers and glued craft foam to the backs of them. Gluing that to the postcards.


5. Don't forget the quote on the top. This stamp set has so many cute quotes to choose from I used the quote, "Stand for something even if it means standing alone"


Hope you enjoyed this flower postcard.
 If you have any questions feel free to message Lasheet and if you choose to make your postcard tag her and Blank Page Muse. Thank you, happy crafting!! ♥



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Thursday, September 5, 2019

Day of the Dead Card

Hello, Kelly here with a quick Day of the Dead card.

This card was created with several flower stamps from Blank Page Muse!


Whimsical 5 Petal Doodle Flower
Background Roses
Flowers from Flamingo Row
Small Sunflower Blossom

Other supplies used -
TCW Stencil - Day of the Dead
Distress Oxide Inks
White Cardstock
Black Cardstock
VersaFine Clair Nocturne

To start off, using DO squeezed lemonade ink all over the background, then stamp the Background Roses with DO Wilted Violets over the yellow. Lay the stencil on top of the stamped background and blend DO worn lipstick over the stencil for the skull. then use a micron pen to outline the skull face on the card and give it highlights with a white gel pen. 

Stamp the flowers on white cardstock, and color with DO inks in Wilted Violet and Worn Lipstick and Carved Pumpkin let dry then fussy cut out the flowers. While the flowers are drying, use the DO Carved Pumpkin along the edges of the card. 





When the flowers are dry, gently curl the edges up around the center of the flower slightly to give them some dimension. Stack the flowers over each other until you like the arrangement and glue down. 

Glue this finished panel to a black cardstock panel then adhere to a white card. 



Hope you like this quick card and stop by our other links for more projects and ideas!

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Tuesday, July 9, 2019

Snail Mail Colorful Postcards!!

Hello! Today, I am sharing snail mail postcards that are fun to make and fun to receive in the mail. I just love getting colorful stamped mail, don't you? All the red rubber stamps used are from Blank Page Muse.


These postcards are made with -
Poppy Line Drawing
Classic Car Front View
Background Roses
Let the Adventure Begin Sentiment
4 1/2" x 5 1/2" white cardstock
TCW Stencils
Versamark ink
Ranger Embossing Powder - Black and White

To create the Poppy card, using Distress Oxide inks in Squeezed Lemonade and Picked Raspberry and blending tools, apply the ink to the card front. Then lay the stencil over dried ink and apply DO Carved Pumpkin to create the background. Finally, using the Poppy stamp and sentiment, ink with Versamark ink and heat emboss in black.


The second card was created the same way but use Squeezed Lemonade and Twisted Citron with the Classic Car Front and Let the Adventure Begin Sentiment.


The third card used Background Roses stamp and sentiment with DO inks in Peacock Feathers, Twisted Citron, Picked Raspberry blended over the background then the stamp was inked with the same three colors and stamped onto the card. the sentiment was heat embossed in white.


Here are the finished cards, hope you enjoy creating your postcards!





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Monday, June 3, 2019

Sketchy Post Card


Hello again! Stephanie here sharing this sketchy postcard using the beautiful BPM stamps designed by Pam Bray! A fun trick to try is making a blocked project. It can be used as a focal point on a mixed media journal page, scrapbook page or like I'm sharing here today...a postcard. So let's get started!



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Other Products:
Mixed Media Paper
Ink Pad
Alcohol Markers
Watercolor Paints
Colored Pencils

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1. First step is to decide arrangement. Think of each piece being in it's own little box (we will sketch those in later ;)


2. Color in the lovely stamped images. You don't have to be perfect...sketchy is good!


3. Create a light wash of color over the entire postcard. White space is ok!


4. Last step is to add some depth to the images by layering some colored pencil over them. Choose a color close to your ink that you stamped the images with and draw loose sketchy lines to make boxes around each image. I also added the word Hi in a similar sketchy style.


Check out the detail in these gorgeous stamps below! Absolutely LOVE them!! So much scribbly goodness!



I hope you enjoyed this project as much as I enjoyed making it! If you want to see more BPM goodness check out the links below. 

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Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Mother's Day Art Decor with Matching Tag and Bag


Hello! Spring is finally on its way and I am looking forward to some warmer weather. While working on this project, I was thinking of Mother’s Day and how each year we get our moms flowers.  

Flowers inspired this piece, prompting me to create 3 pieces that complement each other – a piece of wall art, a tag, and a matching bag all ready to give to Mom on her special day.

Supplies –
6” x 6” x 2” canvas art panel
Ranger Archival ink in Jet black
White bag with handles
Shipping tag
Painted papers
Acrylic paint and brushes
Inktense paint and water brush
Gem embellishments
Tacky glue
Stickles
Die cuts flowers and leaves
Die cutting machine

First of all, paint a bunch of papers using a gel plate and then die cut in as many shapes as you want, leaves and flowers, set them aside. I also lightly stamped the Correspondence Script stamp over several areas of the painted papers also for more texture.







Paint the canvas in your choice of colors that coordinate with the leaves and flowers you die cut. Set aside to dry. When the canvas is dry, use the Background Grunge, Correspondence Script and Hearty Doodles stamps with the Ranger Archival ink and stamp the canvas to give it some texture.



Next, stamp Phoebe on watercolor paper with Archival ink and heat set.  Using the Inktense water-soluble paints and a water brush, paint color on Phoebe to coordinate with the leaves and flowers.  Let dry.









Start assembling the flowers and leaves on the canvas. Position Phoebe on the canvas then start to fill in with the leaves and flowers. When you are happy with the arrangement, take a picture with your phone. Slide the leaves and flowers to the side along with Phoebe and glue down the leaves and flowers.


If you have left over flowers and leaves, you can tuck them in any bare spots you may have and then attach the gem embellishments and Stickles to the center of the flowers with tacky glue. Some items can be placed under the edges of Phoebe, when you have all of your flowers and leaves in place, use foam tape to attach Phoebe to the canvas. 








NOTES –
1.       If you don’t have a die cutting machine, turn over the paper to the unpainted side, and draw some flower and leave shapes and cut out.
2.       If you don’t have a gel plate, just randomly smoosh ink or paint over your papers in several coordinating colors and let dry.
3.       Inktense paints or pencils are not water soluble when dry and if you don’t have any to use, water down your acrylic paint or use watercolors or markers.
  
To create the tag –
Using one of the painted pages, cut out a tag, stamp with Archival ink in black using Blank Page Muse stamps from the canvas project. Punch a hole in the top then using leftover leaves and flowers, glue them in place over the center of the tag.  Using an alphabet stamp set, stamp MOM along the bottom of the tag and add a piece of ribbon to the hole that you punched. Distress the edges of the tag with an ink pad.


For the bag –
Using the Blank Page Muse stamps from the canvas project, randomly stamp all over the front of the bag then using Distress ink pads, run them down the front of the bag for color. Glue several flowers and leaves to the front of the bag.



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