February Artist Team Challenge - Weathered Florals Stamping

February Artist Team Challenge

Weathered Florals Stamping

This months challenge is to incorporate the Weathered Florals UM stamps into your pages, cards or other projects.

I decided to make a couple of versions of black and white ATC's with just a splash of orange acrylic paint!!  I created 2 white ATC backgrounds and 1 black one. On the black one, I embossed white embossed flower collage image.

 On one of the white backgrounds, I stamped flower collage and some scripting collage with black ink.   On the first 2 ATC's I painted just a blob of orange sort of in a rough diamond shape.

 On the other white background, I embossed in white part of the flower collage.  I then painted the orange acrylic paint over the white image.  Rub paint off of the embossed part to bring the white back out. I then stamped a wording collage on the ATC as shown.

Out line each of the 3 ATCs with a pen - white gel pen on black one, black pen on white ones.

Stamp the single flower image black on white, and white on black (embossed).

 Cut out flowers.  Use orange acrylic paint to highlight portions of the flower images.

Put all three ATC's and flowers into a pizza box - using white, black and orange acrylic paint - splatter dots of paint over all of the pieces.  Let dry.

White paint is drying above, Cut out three circles and trim about 1/2 in off of each one.  Use white gel pen on black and black pen on white to outline twice.

Adhere the part circles to the ATC.  Adhere the flowers over the circle with popdots

Check out Lilian's Blog project next!!

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Blog Hop - Club Scrap's Crewel & Unusual kit

Crewel & Unusual Blog Hop!!

Today I am working with Club Scrap's Crewel & Unusual kit.  I decided to make some fridge magnets out of dominos.  I found a ginormous bag of dominoes at the 2nd hand store.  These could be a great item to leave around when I travel as "Abandoned Art".  I love to leave Art goodies when I travel to different towns, I include my email and occasionally get a response which is always fun to find out who found my goodies!!

Supplies:
Dominoes
Sharpies (in lots of colors)
Stazon Ink (black)
Rubberstamps
White paint pen (optional)
Clear protective spray or Glossy accents (optional)

 1.  Get some dominoes.  These ones are white with a flat perfect artist surface on the back of them.

 2.  Use various shades of sharpies and color the domino.  I started by doing each end and then the center color, then I would overlap the colors and blend them together:

 Here is the assortment of different color patterns I did:

 3.  I then used a 'script' image (ClubScrap Homestead kit) and stamped onto the colored backgrounds:

 4.  Rubberstamp main images (ClubScrap Crewel & Unusual kit) as shown:

 5.  Optional step: Add highlights using white paint pen:

 6. If you want, you can protect your art by spraying with clear acrylic protective overcoat or use glossy accents, let dry.

7.  Adhere magnets to back of domino art:

Thanks for stopping by...now for more great stuff - go check out Josette's blog hop project!!!


The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Heart Flower Card

Heart Flower Card

Supplies:
Cardstock
Rubberstamps
Black ink
Brown ink

 1.  Stamp 'heart' 2x on yellow cardstock, 2x on green cardstock, 2x on red cardstock, and 6x on black cardstock.  Cut out the yellow, green and red ones on the outside heart edge, cut the out the black ones cutting out the smaller heart.  Ink edges with light brown.

2. Adhere the black little hearts inside the larger hearts.

3. Stamp "flower stem" image (Club Scrap) in black on white panel.

4.  Adhere the 'hearts' overlapping each and alternating colors as shown.

5. Mat white panel on red panel on white cardback.


The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin

Digital layout - February calendar page

This is the February page from my 2016 Calendar I made...created with Club Scrap's Hot Chick's digital kit.

The majority of the materials used in this project are from ClubScrap. TFL DebDuzScrappin