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Showing posts with label Art Stencil - Victorian Romance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art Stencil - Victorian Romance. Show all posts

Thursday, March 5, 2015

Glam Girl Digital Images in store!

I love that Sweet Stamps has decided to add Digital Images to the store, especially as I like to make ATC's.

 This ATC is 2.5" x 3.5" . I used Distress Inks for the background and Distress inks and Copic Sketch markers to color in the digi image Claire.  I fussy cut out the image and just added a border of cardstock behind her.
 I love how the ATC turned out, so decided to make a card-A2 sized for the fun of it.

 This card uses the Stamp 'Glam Girl Claire'.  I have an old blue Schwinn, so had to make her bike blue: )

*The SweetStamps.com store also has Stencils in A2 size AND ATC size.

Products I used from the Sweet Stamps Store:

Thursday, January 22, 2015

In the Pink

For the Sweet Stamps Hearts challenge, I made a Medallion card using an image with hearts in it- can you see the hearts- they are on 2 of the levels.
 There are hearts on the top layer, and little pink hearts peek out on the pink layer just between the white hearts on the top layer.
 I stamped the image 3 times- twice on the Silver Lustre cardstock and once on the pink shimmery cardstock. The cardstock is from Paper Temptress.  I fussy cut the three layers out, and stacked them using dimensionals.
 I used In the Pink ink to dab on color using the Victorian Romance stencil. I added a little more shimmer using the Stardust Gelly Roll pen. Pink Pearls finish off the medallion.

 Products I used from the SweetStamps store:


We hope you will join us for the challenge, and if you use a Sweet Stamps image, your card/project will count as two entries.

Shelly

Wednesday, January 7, 2015

You Brighten My Day


Here's a quick and easy card using Ranger Distress Sprays Stains and one of the Art Stencils from SweetStamps and the clear stamp sets named You Brighten My Day.

I cut the panel to desired size, attached it to the stencil with painters tape and sprayed then carefully blotted the stencil with a paper towel and removed it from the cardstock.  It's that easy!

The stems of the flower were stamped on the panel as is the sentiment.  The blossoms are stamped, colored with Copic markers and cut out then popped up on the panel with foam tape.

Paper: The Paper Company - white, Remember When black, unknown white for stencil design
Ink: Memento - Tuxedo Black
Copic colors: Y38,17,13, RV29,25,23,21