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"Rubber
Stamping - Vellum Techniques" |
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our 4th anniversary contest. |
The winners of the vellum techniques
category are:
Mary Garvey ~ Jenny Perruzzi ~ Sara Skowbo ~ Barb Sporcic |
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"Dragonfly Light"
Stamp Artist - Mary Garvey
Winning
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Directions:
With the lamp shade template, cut out
one from the purple vellum and one from the marbled pink vellum.
With decorative scissors, cut the top and bottom edges of only
the marbled pink vellum. With Black Document ink, stamp the dragonfly
on the front.
When dry, color from the back with markers. Ink the night ginko
stamp with the fluid chalks, and stamp randomly on the back of
the pink marbled vellum. Allow to dry. Using the punches, create
interest by punching out diamonds at the bottom, and the tiny
holes at the top.
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Supplies:
- Vellum - purple and marbled pink
- Inks - Document Black, Colorbox Fluid
Chalks - Alabaster, Wisteria
- Lamp Shade Templete from Endless-Designs
- Wine Glass, tea light (both from the
Dollar Store)
- Beaded Fringe
- Stamps: Stamp Zia Dragonfly (small),
Stamp Zia Night Ginko Leaf (small)
- Fabrico Markers
- Decorative Scissors, diamonds and small
circle punches
- Terrifically Tacky Tape
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Putting it together:
Place the pink marbled vellum
on top of the purple vellum while they are still flat. Adhere
with a strip of Terrifically Tacky Tape at both "back"
edges. Next, figure out how it would look best on the wine glass
that you have - adjust it so it fits on the glass, and then use
more Terrifically Tacky Tape to secure the lampshade shape you
need. Place the lampshade on the glass. Trim any excess vellum
where the 2 ends meet. Measure out how much beaded trim is needed
for the bottom of the lamp. Place Terrifically Tacky Tape on
the ribbon part of the trim. Starting at the back seam, removing
only small sections at a time, adhere the fringe to the lamp.
Add a tea light, and you're done.
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"All Dressed Up"
Hanging Dress Card
Stamp Artist - Jenny Perruzzi
Winning
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Supplies:
White Vellum
Heavy white cardstock
Posh Impressions Stamp a Scene rubber stamp set (AMRSC Vendor)
Small White Beads
White DMC floss
Small Hole Punch
Mini coat hanger (handmade)
Double-Sided Adhesive Tape
Mini Glue Dots
ColorBox Chalk Ink Pads: Tangerine, Peach Pastel & Wisteria
VersaColor Ink Pad: Seafoam
PSX Dress It Up Card Template #TK16
Instructions:
Trace long gown pattern onto vellum, making 2 sides (front and
back). Glue together using the tab if necessary. Trace small
purse pattern onto vellum as well.
Stamp images randomly on all 3 pattern
pieces using ColorBox and VersaColor ink pads. Dry completely.
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Trace "slip" outline onto
heavy white cardstock. If using separate hanger, omit the hanger
part of the template. Cut out 2 of those slip outlines, so the
card can 'open' to write on or stamp a greeting on.
Attach the 2 slip pieces together at
the top of each strap using a Glue Dot.
String some white beads onto a strand
of the white floss. Using a needle, make a hole on the top folded
edge of the vellum dress on each shoulder and secure the floss
on the inside with a small piece of tape. Trim closely.
Punch holes where indicated in the small
purse pattern and fold; thread a piece of white floss through
the holes and tie; glue closed and apply 2 small beads to the
front.
Attaching the vellum dress to the cardstock
slip is optional; use a small piece of double-sided adhesive
tape near the top of the straps to do this.
Hang the dress on the hanger and add
the purse to finish the dress.
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Supplies:
Rubber Stamps:F2665 A Real Field Wildflower (Hero Arts), F1060
Thankful (Stampabilities), Asian Lady (Limited Edition1996),
White cardstock, White Vellum, Memories Autumn Rainbow Ink, Memories
Black,
Memories White, Fibers, Double-stick tape.
Technique:
Ink the seperate parts of the
flower stamp with
seperate colors of ink from the Autumn rainbow pad and stamp
on a white folded card. Keep stamping untill there is no more
ink left.
Repeat this but first stamp-off on a scrap of paper then stamp
on card. Repeat once more. Cut Vellum same size as the card,
fold in half and wrap around the card. Secure the vellum to the
card with a small piece of double-stick tape on the back. Ink
the flower again
and stamp twice on the vellum as shown. Stamp the thankful symbol
in black ink in the lower right hand side of vellum and stamp
asian lady in the middle. Tie fibers around fold in the card.
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"Asian Flower"
Stamp Artist - Sara Skowbo
Winning
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"Blue Angel Tag Book"
Stamp Artist - Barb Sporcic
Winning
Entry |
Supplies:
Lost Coast Designs Cameo rubber stamp set
Sunday International Art Parts (FS98) rubber stamps
Die cut tags, wings, circles from card stock
Vellum
Staz-On black ink
Prismacolor colored pencils
Silver, gold and other embellishments
Metallic yarn and feather tassel
Eyelets
Vellum adhesive
Diamond Glaze |
Instructions:
Stamp vellum with ink, highlight with colored pencils and adhere
to tags with vellum adhesive. Embellish with paper clips, mesh
fabric, die cuts, jewelry pieces, charms and eyelets. Adhere
a fold-over tag to each tag and attach an eyelet. String tags
together with yarn and attach tassel. |
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"Illuminate & Celebrate"
Stamp Artist - Lynn Stevens |
Supplies:
Pattern for lampshade, one sheet of Velumn, Stamp set sold through
Rubber stamps Galore.Hero Arts #LL605 Needles & cones. Clear
embossing ink, pearl ex powders,russet,gold,copper. Sticky powder,
Decorative scissors,small paintbrush, heat gun, Judikins Diamond
glaze,1/8" paper punch, copper ribbon, wine glass, tea light
candle, scrap piece of copper paper & velumn paper, small
grapevine wreath, dried flowers & berries.
Instructions:
Trace pattern on sheet of velumn with pencil. cut out with
decorative scissors, with clear embossing ink stamp needles &
cones on velumn, sprinkle with sticky powder, heat, cool, dust
with small amount of pearl ex powders. blow of excess. Heat again.cool,
dust off excess with soft paintbrush. Punch holes 1/4" from
top and bottom of shade. Weave ribbon through being careful not
to tear velumn.Glue back with drop of Judikins Diamond glaze.
Using small amount of grapevine wreath wrap around bottom of
wineglass, glue on bits of dried & berries, Ribbon &
name card. Set tea light in bottom of glass. |
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Watering Can In Vellum
Stamp Artist - MARLYS RUNKLE |
Techniques and supplies used:
Stamp watering can,(My Heart Stamps For You #N026) on vellum
and color with Marvy brush markers.
Outline with medium green. On white cardstock ,with olive green
ink using Stampin Up's fern stamp,randomly stamp fern on white
for back-
ground.
Glue background to light green card. Adhere the watering can
to the card
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Rubber Stamps: Beeswax Stamp/ Poppies 688M
Supplies: Memories Ink Pad, Maskers, embossing pen, clear
embossing powder,peard-Ex powder, gold. green Brillance Ink Pad
Velumn
Card stock
Stamp image on velumn, color using markers, cover with ink from
embossing pen, add clear embossing powder, heat to melt. Color
inside the border with the gold pearl-ex mixed with glue water.
Spung on the green Brillance and stamp with leaves or flowers. |
Poppies
Stamp Artist - Edna Barnes |
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A True Friend
Stamp Artist - Hanni Van Ziel |
Rubber Stamps:
- Central image: Stamp Francisco (Stamp
Diva)
- Left side faces: unknown (unmounteds)
- Right side face: Limited Edition (Cardsnsuch)
- Leaves: Anticipations
- True friends: Stampendous
- Thanks: Stampin' Up
Supplies used:
- masking paper (Post-it notes)
- removable masking tape (Post-it)
- dye inks in: butterscotch, cameo, sepia,
olive
card stock: vanilla, olive
- plain vellum
- 4 eyelets in olive
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Directions:
stamp central image in center of vanilla
card stock. Using 'grid' technique (see Tips and Techniques)
apply grids as seen on card,using butterscotch, cameo inks
and sponge. Stamp images, using masking paper, in
sepia and olive dye inks. Attach torn piece of vellum to
center image with olive eyelets. Attach to olive card.
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Daisies in Pink
Stamp Artist - Verna Angerhofer |
Rubber Stamps:
Daisy Stamp by Blockheads (Name & # unknown); Butterfly by
Blockheads (Name & $ unknown); Verse Stamp by Designs Ink'd
(Name & # unknown);
Supplies:
white vellum; Marvy Markers;
Black Fine Detail EP; dark pink cardstock; white cardstock; glue
pen; pink ribbon; white pearl EP; pink pearl EP; white pigment
ink; black pigment ink; decorative scissors; straight edge scissors
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1. Begin with
white basic card
2. Stamp daisies onto white vellum with white pigment ink and
emboss with white pearl EP
3. Color on the back of the vellum with Marvy markers
4. Glue over white basic card
5. Stamp verse onto white cardstock and emboss with pink
pearl EP
6. Cut out with decorative scissors and mount onto dark pink
cardstock and again cut out with straight edge scissors,
adhere to card
7. Add butterfly, which is stamped with black and embossed with
fine black detail EP onto vellum, colored with
markers on back, cut out and adhered to corner
of verse just in the center of butterfly..this way you can bend
the butterfly wings so that they look
really like a butterfly.
8. Add ribbon to finish card |
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Materials
Vellum
Black glossy card
Cranberry cardstock
black embossing ink
clear embossing powder, gold embossing ink, gold embossing powder
eyelets
adhesive
LePluemll markers: #6 brown, #10 Lt.blue, #27 olive brown, #30
rosewood, #41 blue grey
Rubber Stamps:
Our Lady of Sorrows sheet #S197 Silcian Vestment #S161
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"Magdalene"
Stamp Artist - Lorraine Raveneau |
Instructions:
Stamp Lady with black embossing
ink. Emboss with clear powder on vellum. Color reverse side with
markers. Set aside to dry. Next Stamp Silcian Vestment with gold
embossing ink onto cranberry cardstock. Emboss with gold embossing
powder. Trim close to image border. Glue cranberry cardstock
to golssy black card. Layer vellum stamped image on top of the
cranberry, but slightly to the left and slightly higher than
the gold image underneath. Instead of covering the entirer gold
emboss cranberry image. You want a portion of the Silcian
Vestment to be revealed around the edge of the vellum on the
right side and on the bottom. Attach vellum with eyelets. |
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"Breathless"
Stamp Artist - Lorraine Raveneau |
Supplies:
- Dust Blue card
- White glossy cardstock
- Vellum
- Eyelets
- Adhesive
- Black embossing ink
- Clear embossing powder
- Coal Ancient Page Permanent ink
- Marvy SouthWest corner punch
- Marvy LePlume ll markers= #25 bottle
green, #18 dk brown, #48 crimson lake, #41 glue grey, #10 Lt
blue, #47 pale pink, #6 brown.
- Rubber Stamps - French Writting #1847M
by Rubber Baby Buggy Bumpers, Large Ophelia Left by The StampSmith
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INSTRUCTIONS: Stamp french writting onto white glossy cardstock
with black permanent ink.
Punch corner with corner punch. Layer onto blue card. Stamp with
black embossing ink onto vellum. Color reverse side with markers.
When dry, layer on top of french writting with eyelets. Done |
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Supplies:
- Rubber Stamp:
- Heart Quilt Block from
Sunday International
- 2 pieces of Vellum
- Glitter
- Versamark Ink Pad
- Sticky Powder
- McGill Border Punch
- White cardstock
- Green background paper
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"Vellum Sparkle"
Stamp Artist - Karen R. Brooks |
Instructions:
Stamp quilt block with Versamark pad onto vellum. Emboss with
sticky powder and lightly heat with embossing gun. (Too much
heat will eliminate the stickiness). Run fingertip dipped in
glitter over different areas of the stamped image. Allow some
of the glitter colors to overlap. Cut out borders along cardstock
with paper punch. Add green paper to inside of card to show through
border punches. Measure vellum to fit over cardstock. Add stamped
vellum to cardstock size vellum with glue dots added under a
few of the glittered areas. Attach the vellum on vellum to the
cardstock, again using the dots under the glitter. |
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Sea-Shells by the Sea
Stamp Artist - Helen Chilton |
Supplies:
- All stamps used are by Hero Arts available
from Cards N Stamps:
F2132 Wavy Stone Border
LL738 Little Shells
- Vellums - light blue, light green,
jade green, pearlescent white
Card - white hammered, royal blue.
Inks - Brilliance Peacock
Fibres
INSTRUCTIONS:
Background:
Stamp Wavy Stone Border 3 x onto light blue, light green and
jade green vellum. Cut along top impression on each piece to
form wavy edge.
Layer the pieces of vellum onto white card:
1. Start with the jade vellum, which should be the whole length
of the card.
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2. Then add the piece of light green
vellum which should be 2/3 of the card length. Overlap the top
edge.
3. Then add the light blue vellum which should be roughly 1/3
of the card length, overlapping as before.
Stamp out Little Shells 9 x and tuck 4 of them into the top of
the waves. Put the others to one side.
Layer background onto royal blue card and then onto a white card.
Cut the top edge of the card into a wavy pattern.
Tear a strip of jade vellum and use a computer to print out "Sea-shells
by the sea". Stick on to card.
Fix a light blue eyelet at top of card.
Tags:
Card tag - stamp shells randomly on front. Layer up scraps of
light blue, light green and jade green vellum. Tuck 2 of the
pre-stamped shells into vellum. Fix an eyelet.
Vellum tag - Using pearlescent vellum, cut out tag, stamp with
shells and adhere a piece of the jade Wavy Stone Border down
the side. Then crimp the tag and punch hole in top. Add hole
reinforcer for strength.
Shell string - Tie the last 3 shells onto glittery fibre and
then use a selection of fibres to tie tags to top of card.
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Supplies
Handmade Paper - DMD Industries
Oak Leaf with Peace stamp (JB 2516H) - Designs Ink'd
Colorbox Fluid Chalk Pad in charcoal
Vellum - DMD Industries
Watercolors - Crayold
Glue Stick
Cardstock - Paper Garden
Eyelets - Making Memories Metallic
Fibers - On The Fringe
Gold Gel Pen - American Crafts |
Happy Autumn
Stamp Artist - Becky Partan |
Technique:
I stamped the Oak Leaf with Peace image on handmade paper, using
a Colorbox Fluid Chalk Pad in charcoal. I thoroughly wet the
paper and applied watercolors in oranges, browns, and yellows,
allowing the colors to run together and completely color the
handmade paper. I tore the image out and used a glue stick to
adhere it to green cardstock. I then stamped the same image on
vellum, and tore it so that only part of the image was left.
I lined it up with the image on the handmade paper and attached
it to the card with eyelets. I threaded fibers through one of
the eyelets, and wrote "happy autumn" in handwriting. |
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Love is in the Air
Stamp Artist - BarbaraTaylor |
1.
Stencil clouds with a cloud stencil (hand cut) and Kaleidacolor
rainbow pad (Baby Powder) on 4 1/2 x 5 1/2 white cardstock. Decoratively
punch the corners.
2 Stamp fairy (Her Rubber-no style # on the stamp) over the clouds
with PSX ink (Barely Navy). Color with color pencils. Stamp purchased
at Blue Ridge Stamps, Asheville, North Carolina.
3. Stamp wing part of the fairy on pale yellow vellum with PSX
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4. Emboss
wings with clear embossing powder. Cut out and mount with foam
mounting tape.
5. Stamp "LOVE IS IN THE AIR" (Impress 206-901-9101)
with lavender color on the Kaleidacolor rainbow pad (Baby Powder).
6. Mount this white cardstock to a slightly larger bright teal
card with foam mounting tape.
7. Fold navy card stock, stamp with Versamark ink using Denamidesign
butterfly (1998-no style # on the stamp).
8. Emboss the Denami butterfly with holographic embossing powder.
9. Mount teal cardstock to prepared navy cardstock using double
stick tape. |
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On glossy white cardstock stamp the Hydrangea Collage stamp from
Stampa Rosa (available from CardsNStamps vendor) with Ancient
Page coal ink.
Color the image with markers or watercolors. Outline this image
with a gold marker.
Tear a piece of printed velumn that appeals to you and wrap it
around a rectangle of black cardstock. |
"Thread of Gold"
Stamp Artist - Theresa Rasmussen |
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“Thread of Gold” saying from PostModern Design (available
from CardsNStamps vendor) in Ancient Page coal ink and outline
it with gold marker. Layer these images as shown with Magenta’s
gold embossed paper and place on a rectangular green card. Embellish
with eyelets and a gold thread bow and a gold foil butterfly. |
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Key for Lacey
Stamp Artist - Carolyn Summers |
Supplies:
Pergamano pattern for border
Light board and tinta ink and pen
Single needle punching tool and foam mat
White vellum
Brilliance Black Stamp Pad
Perfect Medium Stamp Pad
Perfect Pearls—Forever Red, Blue, Violet and Sun Flower
Sparkle
Clear Embossing powder
Adhesive tape or glue
Wine and blue cardstock
Blue and White background paper
Gold tone key charm & narrow blue ribbon |
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Instructions:
Using a light board, copy the Pergamano
border onto the vellum using white tinta ink and pen. Punch dots
around the outline of the border with the punching tool and cut
vellum out as shown. Ink the vintage Lacey girl in black Brilliance
and stamp in the center of the vellum and emboss with clear embossing
powder. Color the girl by smearing the Perfect Medium onto areas
of the image and covering with Perfect Pearls. Lightly go over
the border frame and cover with the Sunflower sparkle perfect
pearls.
Cut an oval from the blue and white
background paper and place it underneath the vellum image. Attach
the vellum to a wine card surrounded with a blue border and then
a larger wine card. Attach the key charm to a piece of ribbon
and drape it over the top right-hand corner of the card. Glue
the completed image to a final border of blue cardstock and is
ready to frame or adhere to a folded card.
Rubber Stamps - Fun F2509 Lacey, Just For Fun (available
from Cardsnstamps)
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Glory at Daybreak
Stamp Artist - Dawn Fagerstrom |
Supplies:
White vellum
VersaMark ink pad
Black embossing powder
Heat gun
Watercolor markers
White acrylic paint
paintbrush
Fiskars rotary paper cutter
Uhu glue stick
Sun Yellow eyelets
Tool to pierce holes
Eyelet punch
Hammer
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Technique:
Stamp the image onto white vellum with
the VersaMark ink. Emboss with black embossing powder. Color
the image with on the front with watercolor markers. Color the
lilies on the back with white acrylic paint. Cut around the image
with a pair of scissors.
Cut solar yellow cardstock 8.5”x5.5”
and perforate lightly along the middle at 4.25” to make
it easier to fold. Cut the orange cardstock 4.25”x5.5”
and cut a sun shape with rays using a pair of scissors. Attach
the vellum piece to the cardstock with eyelets.
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Supplies:
Thermo web peel n stick tape
Amy's sticky embossing powder
Colorbox chalks
versamark pad
gold tinsel embossing powder
vellum
embroidery floss(metallic)
Hole punch(small)
Steps:
Directions: First I colored the back of a piece of vellum with
the chalk pads, then heat set. I then stamped the butterfly image
with the versamark, the used the tinsel EP and embossed. Then
cut out the butterfly.
Then I cut out two strips of vellum, matching in size(I didn't
measure), each strip is about one third of a sheet of vellum
across the short side. I then embossed the flowers with versamark
and the sticky embossing powder, then adhere the variegated leafing
foil using a soft brush. Then I took several strips of the peel
n stick tape to the very edges of the front strip that is decorated
and adhered solid colors of gold and copper leafing foils-the
gold on the long strips of tape, the copper on the short sides.
I then punched holes on the middle of each end, on both pieces
of vellum, then tied the metallic embroidery thread through the
holes.
Then just push the ends in a bit to get the middle to stick out
far enough to insert a candle!
Rubber Stamps:
All images from My Heart Stamps for you. Flowers are from
the Scandinavian collection, and Floral butterfly is from the
butterfly collection. |
"Floral Candle Wrap"
Stamp Artist - Frances Jones
Show laying flat |
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"Ming Vase"
Stamp Artist - Daylene Strickland |
Materials:
Posh Impressions Ming Vase (550-G28)
Posh Impressions Small Ming Vase from Clear Stamp Set (Japanese
Garden Set)
Ranger Embossing Powder: Evergreen, Cobalt
Chalk (Squares): Royal Blue, Dark Green, Green
Translucent Vellum: 2" x 4" and 4¾" x 5¼"
Speckled Off White Cardstock: 5" x 5½"
Blue Cardstock: 2¼" x 3½" and folded
card 5¼" x 5¾"
VersaMark Inkpad
Cosmetic Cotton Swabs (pointed tips) or chalk applicators
(4) White Eyelets
(2) Hole Reinforcements
Vellum Tape
Pop Dots
Krylon Workable Fixatif
Decorative Fibers, Beads & Fine Wire for Beads |
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Instructions:
With 2"x4" piece of vellum, use VersaMark to stamp
large Ming vase in the center. Use fingertips or very tiny spoon
to sprinkle small amounts of green embossing powder over the
center flower and lower flowers of the vase. Cover the remainder
of the vase with cobalt embossing powder. Tap off excess; heat.
Trim top two edges to form a tag. Adhere to small blue cardstock
piece allowing tag to overhang 1/8" at the bottom. Emboss
hole reinforcements with VersaMark and green embossing powder.
Adhere to front and back of center top of tag. Punch hole and
thread fibers and beaded wire. Set aside.
Randomly stamp small image of Ming vase
using VersaMark to completely fill the off white cardstock. (Tip:
Work one row across at a time, dabbing a little chalk on the
images just to help define placement, then go back and color
each image.) Use chalks to color images and also dab blue color
between images. Lightly spray with sealer to prevent rub off.
Secure vellum panel to background using eyelets. Adhere to card.
Affix tag image to card using pop dots for dimension.
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Materials:
Red Cardstock - 1 piece - 4" x 5 ½"
Black Cardstock - 2 pieces - 6 ½" x 5", Scrap
White Vellum - 3 ¼" x 3 ¾"
Red Webbing Spray
Small Flower Punch
Craft Glue
Greeting card 5 ½" x 7" - White
Instructions:
- Stamp Elegant Geisha on vellum with
Brilliance Black ink and allow to dry or heat set.
- Stamp background on red cardstock with
Brilliance Black ink.
- Spray black cardstock with red webbing
spray.
- Punch out four small flowers from black
cardstock scrap.
- Glue corners of vellum piece to center
of red piece with glue that dries transparent.
- Glue flowers to corners of vellum.
- Glue the red piece with vellum to the
center of black cardstock.
- Blue finished piece to white card.
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"Elegant Geisha"
Stamp Artist - Ruby Cross |
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"Dance"
Stamp Artist - Denise Devers |
Materials:
Small, medium, and large white vellum tags
gold, brown, and yellow vellum scraps
Krylon gold leaf pen
flower eyelet and tools
Marvy Square and circle punch-2 inch
Brilliance Graphic black
Brilliance Coffee Bean
Clear embossing powder
Strathmore gold deckle card
pop dots
glue |
Instructions
Stamp Swan Lake with Coffee Bean on large tag. Stamp and emboss
Stamp! with black on medium tag. Punch square from brown and
circle from yellow vellum. Emboss ballerina on yellow circle.
Using Krylon gold leaf pen add a gold rim around all tags and
vellum. Glue to brown square and use a pop dot to place on small
tag.
Stamp and emboss music sheet on cover of gold card. Determine
where to place eyelet so all tags can fit on card. Medium tag
should be in the middle. Place small tag to the left and large
to the right. Insert eyelet in tags and mount to card.
Stamp and emboss ArtSoul with black ink on gold vellum. Glue
a smaller piece of gold under it to make less translucent. Trim
very close to writing. Edge with gold leaf pen. Place in right
corner of card
Rubber Stamps:, Stamp!-Stamp Fransisco, Tiny ballerina-Stamp
Fransisco, Swan Lake-Stampington, ArtSoul Quote-Diffusion, Small
sheet music-Stampington |
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Materials:
Cardstock, buttons, rubber stamps, ink and vellum, colored pencils
Directions:
I cut dark pink card stock for the card. I then cut a piece of
pink vellum and glued over that.I stamped the parasol and hat
border with white ink. I then stamped the victorian lady on white
cardstock and colored her with colored pencils and cut her out
and glued her to the vellum.I cut the shanks off some pretty
buttons and glued them on the front.
Rubber Stamps:Victorian Parasol #H001BC from My Heart
Stamps for you, Hat Border# F034 from My heart stamps for you,
Victorian Lady from all night media, no number. |
"Dressed in White"
Stamp Artist - Jeannine Webb |
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"Worlds Apart"
Stamp Artist - Amy Hughes |
Materials:
- Blank Card, White Card Stock
- Red Mulberry Paper,
- Wheat Colored Suede Paper
- Blue Dragonfly Printed Vellum
- Gold Cord
- Black Rayon Ribbon
- Mini-Tags
- black ink pad
- colored pencils.
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Instructions
Stamp the Map and the Key unto white card stock. Color them with
colored pencils, and cut them out.
Stamp the mini-tags with the Travel
stamps. Color them with colored pencils or markers.
Cut out 4 of the wings from the dragonfly
vellum, and attach them to the Map and Key images.
Assemble the papers, ribbon, cord, and
stamped images as shown on the card.
Rubber Stamps: Stamp Camp Map of Provence #SD049, Stamp
Camp Medieval Bronze Key #SDK07, Hero Arts Deluxe Travel Set
Stamps.
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Directions:
Take Magenta Babies Stamp and stamp four times on vellum. Cut
out cardstock in rectangles to place under the images. Tape down
with double sided tape onto pre-printed paper. Attach vellum
to cardstock and preprinted paper with eyelets that coordinate.
Attach preprinted paper to white embossed baby cardstock. Add
confetti fiber to match.
Rubber stamps Magenta Babies MG 19.014.I found at Stamp
Diva |
"Confetti Babies"
Stamp Artist - Sandra Frutchey |
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"Sara's Hope"
Stamp Artist - Liz Jutila
This card was made as a prayer
for Sara in New York, who has breast cancer. |
Supplies:
Materials:
blue and tan raffia
Strathmore blue deckle-edged card
white glossy card stock
maroon card stock
green mulberry paper
Brilliance tan ink
Adirondack denim dye ink
clear vellum
Zig and Marvy markers
Xyron
glue stick
1/16" hole punch
x-acto knife
Directions:
using 3 times rule, apply Adirondack
denim dye ink to Song of the Forest stamp using a brayer. The
3 times rule is: ink it and stamp it once on scrap paper, ink
it and stamp it twice on scrap paper, and ink it and stamp it
the third time on the paper you'll be using -- in this case on
the vellum. Put a sheet of rubber underneath the vellum for best
results with these detail stamps.
on the underside of the vellum color
with the markers
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run the vellum through the Xyron, marker
side down
adhere the vellum on white glossy card
stock, cut out top and sides, tear bottom at angle
run the maroon card stock through the
Xyron, cut out top and sides, tear bottom at angle
stamp text in Brilliance tan ink on
edges of deckle edged card
mount mulberry paper on maroon, using
glue stick. Punch holes through mulberry paper and maroon paper,
and tie raffia through holes
mount maroon card stock on deckle edged
card
mount Song of the Forest image on mulberry
paper
Rubber Stamps - Song of the Forest, #3418-38 -- Stampland,
text -- A Stamp in the Hand
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"Butterfly"
Stamp Artist - Christine Ann Peterson |
Stamp BUTTERFLY BU 107-0 from Stampfrancisco onto velumn with
Calypso Kaleidacolor ink pad.
When dry, cut out.Curl with the back of bone folder to give a
little dimension. Add tiny no hole beads with Terrifically Tacky
Tape- Red Liner Tape. Both from Blockheads Rubber Art Stamps.
Only attach body of butterfly to background paper that has been
sponged to look like clouds. Add Pieces of wire for antenna.
Add foam tape to wings of butterfly under inked parts of wings.
Layer with cardstock. |
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Central image
is printed on acetate. This was layered onto a text panel which
was then layered onto a black panel.
The sentiment is by Rubber Café.
Background created using a wash of acrylic paints on cardstock.
Torn printed vellum piece layered onto bottom left corner.
Art Script stamp by Hero Arts available from
Stamp Diva.
Dragonflies by Stamp It. Background panel notched and gold thread
added as an embellishment. This is layered to a folded red card. |
"Express Yourself"
Stamp Artist - Tina Shoaga |
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Supplies:
1 sheet of white vellum
Tulip punch
Gold and green cardstock
Pergamano tools: 4 needle tool, half circle, pronged roller,
dry embossing tool, and padded surface
White Brilliance ink
Watercolors and water brush
Ruler
Scissors
Vellum tape
Tulip Motif stamp by All Night Media- ANM-580J07 Available at
Stamp Diva
Heat tool
Directions:
Stamp Tulip Motif on vellum with white Brilliance ink and
gently dry with heat tool. Rub the back and front of areas with
dry embossing tool to make raised and lower impressions in the
vellum. When you have the tulip looking the way you want brush
the back with watercolors and let dry. |
"Dutch Treat"
Stamp Artist - Viki Banaszak
AKA Burning Rubber |
| Using a ruler
mark the parameter of the design with your embossing tool. Run
the pronged roller around the inner edges and then use the half
circle tool to punch a lacy inner boarder. Put dots in the center
of each scallop with your embossing tool. To make the outer boarder,
use the 4 needle tool to mark around the outside edge. Then to
make the triangles, start at 4 and subtract 1 each round until
you have a triangle shape. Run the pronged roller around the
triangles using your ruler as a guide. Trim edges to make it
look like a fancy handkerchief. Do 4 more separately and attach
under each corner. Attach all to gold CS and trim. Fold green
CS in half and attach piece. Punch bottom with tulip punch and
tape a small strip of gold CS behind for contrast. |
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Supplies:
Lime green card stock folded
approx. 4-1/2" by 6"
Black card stock approx. 4-1/4" by 5-1/4"
Cream card stock approx. 4" by 5-1/4"
Piece of torn shimmery pink card stock
1 piece each, pastel green & pastel blue vellum
Heat gun
Embellishments: 1 gold eyelet
Mauve cord
Double stick tape
Versamark watermark pad
Black detail embossing powder
Stampendous "Marcasite" embossing
powder
Krylon gold leaf pen
Berol "Prismacolor Color Pencils" - Scholar
#334, #311, #320
Art Institute Glitter "Clear Vellum Adhesive" |
"Thoughts from Afar"
Stamp Artist - Karen Ouellette |
Directions:
Stamp "Womans Face"
into versamark watermark pad, & then onto lower portion of
cream card stock as shown. Apply black detail emb. powder to
image & heat with heat gun.Using double stick tape, adhere
your cream card stock to the black card stock & then the
black card stock on to the folded lime green card stock.
Take a sheet of pastel green vellum & line it up with the
left hand corner of your cream card stock and set with gold eyelet.
Now, tear you pastel green vellum from the right hand upper corner
of your cream card stock down to the lower left hand corner of
your cream card stock & apply krylon gold leaf pen to the
"tear".
Using double stick tape, tear a piece of any shimmery pink card
stock & adhere as shown across bottom of cream card stock.
Line up a piece of pastel blue vellum to right side of cream
card stock and tear also as shown, & adhere with your clear
vellum adhesive.
Stamp Hebrew Script & Single Rose onto pastel green vellum
using versamark watermark pad, then apply Marcasite emb. powder
and heat with heat gun.
Color rose petals with #334 Prismacolor Color Pencil, stem with
#311 Prismacolor Color Pencil, two leaves with #320 Prismacolor
Color Pencil
Rubber Stamps: Stampers Anonymous " Womans Face" K150
Stampa Rosa Inc/Tin Can Mail "Hebrew Script" H 59-657
Stampendous "Single Rose" Y002 |
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