Saturday, December 28, 2019

Bear on Sled Holiday Ornament

Hello, hello. Samantha here with the second style of holiday ornament to share with you.
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To begin you will need:

Use hot glue to adhere your ribbon to your circle. Glue the frame over top.



Use glue and shaped glitter to create the look of snow along the bottom third of the ornament.



Stamp the sledding bear on white cardstock, color and fussy cut out.



Place foam adhesive to the back of the fussy cut image and attach to the ornament.




That's all! Easy and cute.
Thank you so much for stopping by. Make sure you head on over to the BPM Facebook Fan Group to share what you were inspired to create.
Until next time,
Samantha

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Thursday, December 26, 2019

Two Hearts One Love

Hi Blank Page Muse Fans!

Hope everyone had a fab day yesterday for Xmas - maybe some of you are still celebrating???

I decided to finish the year off with a creation not related to Xmas but perhaps new beginnings for 2020


This is a great card for making up quickly - perfect for an engagement or wedding - nice and romantic!


Supplies:
Pre Cut Patterned Window Card OR Make Your Own with Patterned Card and a Square Punch
Cream Coloured Card
Black Archival Ink
Embellishments
Scissors, double sided tape, glue

Instructions:
Start by stamping your BPM stamps onto some cream coloured card with black archival ink and fussy cut the birds and bird cage. The phrase will be placed behind the card front window so stamp onto a piece or card large enough to fit behind the window.



Use double sided tape to attach the phrase behind the card front window. Arrange the other stamps and your embellishments on the card front and adhere.


A perfect card which you can adapt to suit any occasion!

Thanks for joining me today!

Wishing you all a very festive season and a happy new year which is just around the corner!

Happy stamping!

Sharon

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Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Christmas Planner Pages

Hi everyone! It's me Tonya! Tomorrow is the big day! Are you ready for Christmas? I am barely. 😉  But I did have time to work in my travelers notebook for this weeks before the pen planner pages using an assortments of stamps from Blank Page Muse.


I started by inking several of the Angel Art Classic Style Flourishes Stamps with green ink and stamping onto a piece of Watercolor Paper.


I cut numbers to corresponded with the days of the week for my pages using the Numbers Cut and Emboss Diecuts. I inked the edges of the numbers with a red ink and adhered to each page. I stamped the package from the Country Vintage Christmas Stamp Sheet by Pam Bray and the ornament from the Small Fancy Holiday Ornament Rubber Stamp onto watercolor paper, painted with different inks, fussy cut each out and adhered to each page.


The Santa is from the Steampunk'd Christmas Holiday Stamp Sheet I completed the same steps as I did for the present and ornament on the pages before. I used leftover scraps from the numbers to cut out holly and I added red flatback pearls to create berries. 


Also from my stash I added an ornament, Christmas sentiment to the page and a yellow glossy dot to the ornament that the Santa is holding. I added glitter glue to the Santa's hat and outfit.


The Saturday and Sunday pages I inked and stamped the Mini Mandala Snowflakes Art Rubber Stamps onto watercolor paper, punched out each with a circle punch, adhered to each day and added a tiny bit of glitter glue to the center of each snowflake. There you have it my planner pages before the pen. Be sure to hop on over to their website, which can be found HERE, and pick these stamps and supplies for your next project.
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Supplies 

Various Inks
Beacon Adhesive: Zip Dry Adhesive 
Red Flatback Pearls
Yellow Glossy Dot
Clear Glitter Glue
Circle Punch

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Thanks for stopping by, hope your Tuesday and Christmas Eve is wonderful and enjoy creating!


Monday, December 23, 2019

Wood Slice Christmas Ornaments

Hello! Glad you came by the Blank Page Muse Blog today. Kelly has some wood slice ornaments to show you and they are super cute and quick to make! They can be used on packages like a tag or ornament.



Country Vintage Christmas stamp set by Pam Bray was used to create these ornaments along with Tombow markers, Stickles, white gel pen, VersaFine Clair Ink, ribbon, and bakers twine.

Using the dove, Santa, and snowman stamps and VersaFine Clair ink in Nocturne, stamp the images directly on the wood slice.


Then using the Tombow markers and white gel pen, color the images in your choice of colors.


When you are finished coloring the images, use the Stickles add glitter to the ornaments then drill a hole in the top of each ornament and add the ribbon or twine.



These make great teacher gifts too!!

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Sunday, December 22, 2019

Mermaid Mini Christmas Tree Ornament

Hello!  Susie on the blog today with a mermaid themed mini Christmas tree ornament.

I am a fan of mini Christmas trees and shrink plastic is the perfect way to create homemade ornaments for them!  I also like Christmas trees with themes, and since I grew up near the beach and love scuba diving and the ocean, it really is no surprise that I reached for a mermaid stamp, is it?

Time to play...


Supplies:
The Femmes Mermaid Ocean Scene Large Rubber Stamp
Shrink Plastic
Archival Ink, black
Stamping platform
Sharpie markers
Crop A Dile
Beads
Jute

Directions:
  • Stamp image onto shrink plastic using permanent black ink.
  • Use permanent markers to color on the reverse side of the image. (I used Sharpies - so many colors and you can buy them everywhere!) 
  • Punch holes as desired and then bake according to the manufacturer's instructions. 
  • Add sparkle and texture with beads and a tassel. 

What kind of a themed tree do you want to create?  Your stamps probably reflect your interests - I think I feel a cat ornament coming on...

Thanks for stopping by and I hope you find some time to play today!
Susie

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Wednesday, December 18, 2019

Crafting Christmas Ornaments with the Kids!

Hello!  Susie on the blog today and I have a couple of quick and easy Christmas ornaments to share with you today!

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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Monday, December 16, 2019

Snow Globe Holiday Ornament

Holiday Greeting to you!   I love snow globes and couldn't wait to try my hand at creating a shaker box ornament.

Supplies Needed

Snow Globe Shaker Box 
Crop a dile or hole punch 
Ink- embossing, Black
Gold Embossing Powder
Glimmer Mist
Glitter


Start by stamping and embossing flourish from Blank Page Muse Art Journaling #2 Rubber Stamp Set by Terri Sproul onto snow globe. Emboss with gold embossing powder.  Spray with Glimmer Mist.
While drying, stamp Blank Page Muse Penguins on Ice Winter Holiday Rubber Stamp Sheet  onto card stock and color as desired. Adhere to snow globe base. Adhere inner pieces of shadow box, punching a hole for holder in top of each piece. 

Add glitter then transparency. Finish with dry shaker top.  You can see how "snowy" the inside of my globe is.


Finish ornament with bow and tie.



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Sunday, December 15, 2019

Cabin in the Snow

Hello, hello. Samantha here and today I am showing you an idea for getting more use from your Blank Page Muse stamps.

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I wanted to use the beautiful House with Trees Sketch Style Art Rubber Stamp to create a winter scene but I felt like the trees on either side of the house were a bit too full to bring my vision of a winter wonderland to life.

Determined to make it work I soldiered on, stamping the image to white cardstock and coloring it in; making sure to give the windows a warm glow. While I fussy cut the image out inspiration struck. I chopped the trees out of the image by simply snipping them away with my scissors.



I created a starry night sky on a white cardstock panel using Distress Oxide inks, water, and white paint splatters.

I created my snow filled background and foreground by cutting white cardstock with a hill border die, inking along the edges in a blue ink.

I layered my snowy hills and my cabin onto the ink blended cardstock panel and added the entire thing to a teal, A2 sized card base.

I opted to stamp my sentiment to the inside of the card so as not to detract from the beautiful scene on the front.



For this I used the Let it Snow with Snowflakes Word & Image Art Rubber Stamp and a basic black ink.




Thank you so much for stopping by. Take a look at your BPM stamps and see how, just by altering various elements, you can use them in new and wonderful ways.

Until next time,

Samantha

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Saturday, December 14, 2019

Let it Snow Planner Fun!


Let it Snow Planner Fun!



Hello from West Tennessee! We don't get much snow here but I fixed that by adding some beautiful snowflakes to my planner with Blank Page Muse Stamps in pastel colors. I love the snow but living in the south we don't see much of it. Let's get started!

Blank Page Muse Supplies

Let it Snow Words & Image
Mini Mandala Snowflakes

Other Supplies

Inks of choice (I used Distress Inks)
Acrylic Block
Xyron Tape Runner
Washi Tape
Watercolor Paper


First I used washi tape to divide my sections in the planner and stamp Let it Snow at the bottom of each page. Honestly it would be perfect alone on this page! Just an FYI I use the Xyron Adhesive to hold the stamps on the acrylic block. Just rub it off afterwards or use goo remover.



Next I used several pastel ink shades and randomly stamp the Mini Mandala Snowflakes all over the page and even off the sides.


Grab your watercolor paper and stamp Let it Snow at the bottom and then use the Mini Mandala Snowflakes to add along the right border of the paper.


Trim a wavy edge around the piece of stamped watercolor paper. Add some hand drawn lines and punch to fit into your planner. Voila! Instant journal card or to do list. If you laminated the card it could be used over and over. Just use Sharpie markers to write on them and alcohol to erase!


I hope you enjoyed my short little tutorial and be sure to check out all the links below for more Blank Page Muse goodness!!

I will be sharing more Blank Page Muse Planner layouts on my Instagram as well. 
Until next time....



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