Hello and happy tuesday from Åshild! I hope you’re having a good day so far. Today it’s my time to share some inspiration, and this playful (and crazy) art journal spread is a proof that creativity tends to live its own life. I am playing with the Cross It stenciI and the lovely Mixed Media … Continued
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The artsy stencil designs from Rubber Dance are not only perfect for messy mixed media projects. They work so well for a cleaner style too. Today I am sharing a greeting card tutorial using the Marks 2 and Big Triangles stencil for the background. I am using some of the Inky Flowers to create an … Continued
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Hi there! It’s Laura here on the blog today and I’ve got a mixed media card tutorial to share with you using some of the lovely images from our Sketchy Birds 2 and Inky Flowers stamp set combined with Distress Oxide background.
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Hi there, Susanne here! Today I’m sharing two flower greeting cards using our Inky Flowers stamps combined with a leafy gelli printed background using our Leaves 2 stencil. I really love using my own handmade design papers on cards! That’s so unique compared to usual design papers you can buy in carft stores.
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Hello Rubber Dance friends. Gail here today with inspiration from the team for January and we would all like to wish you a very Happy New Year. We hope you had a wonderful festive season. Now it’s time to kick off 2024! Have you made any resolutions??? I am on my usual ones of use … Continued
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Hi! It’s Laura on the blog today and I’m sharing a card made using the gorgeous Inky Flowers and Sketchy Birds stamp sets. To create a background I simply dry embossed the Organic 3 stencil on white cardstock!
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Lindsey (@doodlings_cards) here with you today with a lovely rainbow watercolour tag using Brusho powders and our Inky Flowers stamps. I used the Small Ink Dots stencil to create the background. The tag could be used as a fabulous addition to a gift or as a bookmark.
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Hello everyone, Claudia here, with a vintage style card using a flower as the focal image on a Distress Spray background. For this project I chose the Inky Flowers set and coloured the flowers with copics.
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