Hi there, Susanne here again. I’d like to share a quick card with an embossing resist technique today. I am using an image from our Sketchy Flowers 1 with white embossing powder and watercolors. This creates a lovely loose watercolor card, perfect for Valentine’s or Mother’s Day!
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Hello lovlies, it’ soon gonna be February, and for this art journal page I was a bit inspired by the all time February theme – Valentine’s Day. So it’s getting a tiny bit pinkish today…togehter with the Skecthy Flowers #1 stamp set. Click continue to watch a how-to video for this spread.
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Hello Rubber Dance friends. Gail here today. Happy New Year!!! I hope 2023 brings you all good things. I can’t say too much, but stayed tuned for some exciting news on Friday LOL!!! The first day of the month and the year so we have a wonderful new moodboard. If you need a little help … Continued
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Hi everyone, Susanne here today with some artsy tags. Creating mixed media collage tags with gel printed papers and our Sketchy Flowers 1 stamp set is a great way to make unique and eye-catching pieces of art! In this blog post, I’ll go through the steps to making these fun and creative tags. First, you’ll … Continued
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Hello, Samantha with you today and I’m sharing a page ready for my art journal.
This was my first time using the Merry Magpie stamp set, I have to say this bird is such fun to use and a great size and shape as looking at him moves the eye around the page and he’s so handsome just left as a black and white image surrounded by colour making him pop off the page.
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Hi eveyone, Ellie here. I had a play on an art journal page again today! I worked with the Sketchy Leaves in my handmade gelli paper journal. I chose this foliage stamp to go on this wintery and moody background as it depicts the winter weather we have at the moment, cold and freezy, foggy … Continued
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Hi friends!! Josi Tomàs (@elbauldegiulietta) writes to you to show you a new bookmark.
I am beginning to find it comfortable and essential to work in this format. Leave room for white and focus very well on the main element. What is your opinion?
I leave you the detailed images and a brief explanation of how I did it: