Over the Rainbow by Samantha Read

Hello, Samantha here today and I'd love to share with you a page I made for my art journal.

It's my first proper art journal and I've discovered that working on both sides of a piece of paper sometimes inks, paints and sprays show on the other side, this is what happened here, there was a big blob in the middle so I used a smaller piece of card and painted it and created a frame, I'm really pleased with how the components are in the central area and the white border, and the contrast in colours makes it quite dramatic.

One of the things I love about Rubber Dance stamps is that different sets work well alone or when mixed together as I have done for this page.

All of the stamped images were embossed, coloured with watercolours and cut out, embossing your stamped images gives a lovely crisp finish and the slightly raised line helps contain your watercolours.

I had great fun making this page, thanks so much for looking.

It would be great to see your creations with Rubber Dance stamps, you can join in with us in the Rubber Dance Stamping Lounge on Facebook, click here.

Wishing you a lovely day, Sam xx

Here's the stamps I used to create my page:

Butterfly Girl 2

What a Girl Wants

Loose Florals 1

Whimsical Summer

Art Journal Spread by Shilpa

Hello Everyone, Shilpa here, I would like to share Art Journal spread, I created with beautiful butterfly stamps.

To start with, I have created the background with Distress Paints and Distress Oxide Inks. I also did stenciling with white paint on it. Next layers were created with Rubber Dance texture and text stamps.

On another paper, I stamped butterflies from Grungy Butterflies stamp set and colored them with inks. 

Sentiments are from Mix a Sentiments 1 and 2, its beautiful collection of words stamp sets by Susanne.

I enjoyed playing with stamps and colors !!

Pls join us with your creations at Rubber Dance Stamping Lounge Facebook page.

Thanks so much for your visit.

Stay Safe!!

Rubber Dance Stamps :

Grungy Butterflies

Mix a Sentiment 1

Mix a Sentiment 2

La Mapa

Old book Page

JULY INSPIRATION

Hello Rubber Dance fans.  Welcome to July here at the Rubber Dance blog.

Gail here and the first day of the month so we have a gorgeous new moodboard.  You can be inspired by anything on the moodboard; one or more colours, things, shapes, memories it inspires, things it makes you feel, etc. etc..  It's basically anything goes, but incase you need a little help to get started Susanne has put together this awesome inspiration for you.

Here's the fabulous July Moodboard

If you are creating anything with Rubber Dance stamps this month, whatever your inspiration, please add it to the album in our FB fan group and you might be the winner of a voucher to the store.

Now here's some inspiration from the team to get us started....



Angie made this wonderful shrine using Carved Whimsy Wood
 

Dot made this gorgeous card using Giraffe, and stamps from What a Girl Wants, Art Defined and Grungy Borders.

Mariken made these beautiful journal pages using
Textured Fishes, Round in Circles and Mixed Media Marks

Samantha made this wonderful page using Textured Birds, Carved Whimsy Wood, Whimsical Summer and What a Girl Wants

 
Jessica made this gorgeous art journal page using Mixed Media Marks, Grungy Butterflies, Small Grungy Butterflies and Something Wonderful

Ellie made this gorgeous bookmark using Flowers Gone Wild and Art Defined

Awesome makes from the team.  I hope you feel inspired to get out your stamps and create.   Join the fun and link up your makes using Rubber Dance stamps in the Rubber Dance Stamping Lounge.  See you there!!!

Don't forget to check out the Rubber Dance webshop.  There is a selection of stamps on special offer so hop over and check out the sale.

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Art journal Page by Lisa Rabellino

Hi creative souls!
Lisa today on the blog to share with you my new art journal page playing with beautiful Rubber Dance stamps and watercolors!

To start I glued some pieces of book page and I brushed a coat of clear gesso.

Then with a spatula I added white gesso ti create white spaces on my page.

I finished my background with some paper doilies and so I colored with my favorite watercolors.

Once dry I made stamping with Mix A Sentiment #2 and Textured Flowers stamps set and archival inks.

I made splatters with white liquid paint and I stamped some flowers on a piece of white cardstock, I cutted them and glued on my page.
With Journal Words stamp set I chose my sentiment and finally I made other splatters with teal liquid paint.

Here some close up photos:

I used these stamps from the store:

 Mix a Sentiment #2

Textured Flowers

Journal Words

I hope you enjoyed my inspiration today!
Hugs, Lisa

Dream - a junk journal page by Jessica

Hello, it´s Jessica here with you today!

I hope you all had a lovely weekend.

I have made a journal page in my small junk journal with stamps from

the Dreamcatcher set combined with stamps from the Affirmations set.

For this project I have collaged some bits and pieces form my leftover stash 

and then stamped, scribbled and doodled all over the journal page.

Here are some closeup pictures

Here are the stamps I used

Dreamcatcher

Affiramtions

I wish you all a lovley week.

Hugs Jessica

An art journal spread with Butterfly girl stamp by Saadia Nawaz

Hi Everyone,
Saadia here with an art journal spread for you. I hope you like it.

I made the background with acrylic paints and stencils.
Stamped and fussy cut the Butterfly girl 1 image. Glued the image with Gel medium.
Finished the spread by adding a title and few paint splatters.

That's all for now.

A reminder that we have a challenge that goes all month on Rubber Dance stamps Facebook group. You can find the link to the Facebook group here.

Thank you for visiting.
Take care,
Saadia Nawaz.

Stamps used:

Butterfly girl 1

Butterfly Girl Art Journal Page

Hello, crafty friends! Mary here with a colorful art journal page featuring Butterfly Girl 1 and Antique Botanicals stamps by Rubber Dance Stamps.  I used scribble sticks, a stabile pencil and a black paint pen on this simple, yet vibrant background.  I have a quick tutorial video below so you can see my process.

The Stamps I've used here:

Antique Botanicals

Butterfly Girl 1

I hope you find inspiration in my art.  To find me on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook, search Motley Mixed Media.  Happy crafting!

Mary