Trick or Treat featuring Art Impressions
3 days ago
I think this little girl is so cute. I had a lot of fun creating her. The button tied to the ribbon has a rhinestone attached to the center. The center of the sunflower has clear beads glued on. The little paper flowers all have mini pearls for centers. The yellow flowers were white that I rubbed on chalk ink to give them so color. The little princess is colored with watercolor pencils and blended with a dove blender pen. Oh and the bees have glitter added to their wings. I think wings need glitter. Then of course I think most cards "need" some glitter.
Isn't this little guy a cutie. My 2nd dd loves panda bears which is why I even have the stamp. He is stamped in black and then painted with china black twinkling H2O's (which I hear are being discontinued). The Chinese characters are stamped. I really don't know what they say. Who knows what bad things I may be saying. Probably not. The paper flowers have gold stickles for centers.
I always have a hard time with these solid stamps but kept at it. At first I was going to try to add a pin with the ribbon but couldn't find anything that worked but there on my desk was the sun charm and I though why not. Then I added the brads. I applied red and pin stickles to the tree for flowers. I am trying to think spring. The paper is basic grey.
Here is a cute baby card I made this evening. I stamped the three nelliephants, colored them with prisma color pencils and cut them out. I taped the string on the back and then threaded the bead on and tied a knot. I mounted the nellies on with foam tape and glued the bead on with a glue dot. The patterned paper is from basic grey.
I just had to use this peacock again. I just love him or her. I stamped it on silver paper then black paper and painted it with pearl ex. I cut out the painted peacock and glued it to the silver paper. I added ribbon and pearls on the side and cut some hearts from the ribbon and added those to the swirls. The patterned paper is basic grey.
Here is another card I had published a couple of years ago in the now defunct Rubber Stamper. The image is stamped on glossy paper with versamark and then run through the smoke from a candle. The edges are actually burned. So you should do the technique near water. After you finish getting the soot on the cardstock you take a cotton ball and swirl it on the paper.
