Hi Everyone.  I am here on this fabulous Friday with my post for The Rubber Buggy, to show you some more inspiration using some wonderful stamps and products from the Store. Today I used a stamp called Winter Skating Tilda.

My card measures 6" square.  I stamped my Skating Tilda onto some white CS and colored her in using copics.  I used one of my dies to cut her out and for the mat behind her.  I added some pearls to the corners and a bow with some flowers. Hope this has given you some inspiration to get out those stamps and create an awesome card or project,


 See you all back next Friday with some more inspiration.  The challenge blog is up and running, so checkout the awesome challenge we have in store for you all.....

Happy Stamping!!!!!

Hey Everyone,

Good morning, Steph here.

I fell in love with this stamp by Mo Manning the moment I saw it.  Usually we see so many "young" people in poses such as this, but not the "older" folks.  So here's to those "older" folks who are still in love after so many years together -  Young Love by Mo Manning

 


I stamped the image with Tuxedo Black, my ink of choice when using Copic Markers, then I colored the image with assorted colors of Copic Markers from this set and this set and this set.  Then I used  Walnut Ink  around the edges of the cardstock before assembling my card.

Thank you for visiting.

Hi all!

Pi back again with, probably, my last card with fall colours. In a few days it'll be December and will be all about Christmas:)

Pixie Tilda is really from the Christmas collection, but she is just to adorable not to play with. i copiced her in fall colours and voila!


This card was so much fun and really easy to put together.

The background is simple, regular white cardstock which I distressed with Time Holtz distress inks in mustard seed, dried marigold and spiced marmalade, I tore post-its to mask the edge. Then I masked a new edge, leaving a sliver of white in between and used crushed olive and peeled paint.

I also masked areas to create "layers" of grass. I used Vilda stamps in Archival olive green.


In the end I also tried out another of Tim Holtz famous techniques with the distress inks, I used a small acrylic brush which I dipped in tap water and just splattered across the background a la Polluck:) It was plenty fun and I love the effect it had in the card as well.


The branch is from Tim Holtz sizzix alteration holly branch. I glued Tilda hanging from the branch and popped them both on foam dots. The sentiment is MFT decorative doily, the smallest one, layered with a Sizzix framelites circle. The circle is distressed with both crushed olive and peeled paint. I stamped the sentiment with archival ink in olive green.

Hi Everyone.  Dawn here on this fabulous Friday with my post for The Rubber Buggy, to show you some more inspiration using some wonderful stamps and products from the Store. Today I used a stamp called Mo Manning ANNA AND HER TIMEOUT CHAIR Rubber Stamp.

 
My card is 6" square.  I stamped my image using Memento Tuxedo Black ink onto some Cryogen CS.  I then colored my image in using copics.  I added some ribbon and bow.  I also added some flat backed pearls to the corners.



Copic markers used:
Skin- E11, E00, E000, R20
Hair - E27, E25, E23, E21
Overalls  - B97, B95, B93, B91
shirt - Y15, Y13, Y11



See you all back next Friday with some more inspiration.  The challenge blog is up and running, so checkout the awesome challenge we have in store for you all.....

Happy Stamping!!!!!

Hello Everyone,