Recap March Pretties



Hello everyone! It's almost the end of another month and time to share some of the cards and artwork we've made in March. This time I've added a note under each photo so you can see which Rubber Dance stamps have been used on each pretty so it'll be easier to find what you're looking for in the webshop.


Humming bird from Vintage Birds, sentiment from A little birdie ...,
flowers from Antique Botanicals, Weed Love and Bold & Beautiful

Heart stamp from I Heart Art

I Heart Art, Old Book Page Stamp, Arty Hearty (love sentiment)

Leaf stamps from I Love Leaves, sentiment stamp from Think Again



Music Notes, Dancing Woman Collage, Dream from Da Vinci


Stamps from For the Birds
Trash to Treasure by Katy, step by step tutorial here


Stamps from A little Birdie, flower stamps from Bold & Beautiful,
sentiment stamp from Think Again

Stamps from Round in Circles

Flower stamps from Bold & Beautiful
Learn how to make this resin covered flower necklace with Irit here


Butterfly stamp from Antique Botanicals, hummingbird from Vintage Birds
Easter home decor by Susanne, step by step tutorial here.


Antique Botanicals, Da Vinci (art definition), Think Again (main sentiment)
Trash to Treasure project with video tutorial here


Round in Circles + sentiment stamp from Something Wonderful
Susanne made this for Cards und More, but I'm sharing it here since she used Rubber Dance stamps.
The inside is well worth a look - see it all here!


Funny Birthday (if age is ...), Antique Botanicals
Susanne made this for Noor! Design, and again - I'm sharing it since it features stamps from Rubber Dance. Such a funny birthday card, don't you agree?


Several different stamps - please see tutorial for more info.

Learn how to turn a cheap plastic frame into this vintage and romatinc one!
Step by step tutorial here, also for the vellum flower.

Da Vinci set of stamps


Da Vinci  woman


Vintage Script, Something Wonderful (main sentiment)


Several stamps, please see tutorial for all info.
This cool column with "poster ads" is actually a gift box!
Such a great idea. Full tutorial here.

Bold & Beautiful flower stamps
Majo's Decoration boxes, tutorial here
Round in Circles and Collage Mix (woman)
ATC by Susanne


Round in Circles, Collage Mix (face and main sentiment),
Winter Wonderland (lips), Happy Birthday (have fun)


Susanne has also made this adorable mini album to store her fave ATCs:






Flowers and Butterfly stamps from Antique Botanicals


Dragonfly from Beautiful Bugs, Sentiment from Something Wonderful,
 the gothic text on the circles is the Old Book Page Stamp


Old Book Page Stamp, Butterfly from Antique Botanicals


Sentiment stamp from Something Wonderful



And now over to some larger projects - paintings, art journal pages, and more...

Weed Love, Round in Circles, Da Vinci (sentiment)


Leaf stamps from I Love Leaves, text stamp from Herbal Text


Sentiment stamp from Think Again


Something Fishy, A little Birdie, ATC Backgrounds 1, Da Vinci


Da Vinci, Vintage Birds, A little Birdie...
Adorable birdhouse!
Check out the realistic looking roof:
 


Round in Circles, Weed Love, Antique Botanicals (butterfly)


Round in Circles, Big Dragonfly, Something Fishy, sentiment from our Think Again stamp set


Vintage Birds, Round in Cicles, Old Book Page Stamp
Canvas with stamping by Susanne, video tutorial here


Round in Circles



Round in Circles, swirl from For the Birds, hearts from Just a Note


Stamps from Round in Circles and Antique Botanicals
Trash to Treasure project. Lear how to make the tissue paper flowers,
milk carton vase and newspaper butterfly in this tutorial here)


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Quite a busy month here at Rubber Dance!
In addition to all these pretties, there have been several artwork featuring our stamps over at the Unruly PaperArts Blogozine, where Trash to Treasure was the theme for March.
You can find them all here: unrulypaperarts.com/2015_03_01_archive.html


Thanks for stopping by! Hope you found some (or a lot) of inspiration here today.
Now, go make your own pretties! :-)

xox,
Bibi



A big, BIG thanks to all my fabulous Design Team members
for all the wonderful artwork you make with my stamps!
♥ You are the best! ♥

Comments

Craftyfield said…
Amazing the amount of beautiful artwork there is at the end of the month! Your DT is indeed fabulous Bibi!
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Gerrina said…
Find a lot inspiration here! Have to do some other work, but cannot wait to get started and get inky!!
Sunday, March 29, 2015
Shilpa Nagaonkar said…
Beautiful makes by lovely ladies, thanks for inspiration!!
Sunday, March 29, 2015
massofhair said…
Wonderful recap Bibi, your DT is brilliant as are some of the lovely projects from all corners of blogland.

Thank you for some fantastic inspiration:-) xxx
Sunday, March 29, 2015
2amscrapper said…
wow! such inspiring artwork! I see I need to work on my coloring skills!
Sunday, March 29, 2015
RosA said…
Hi Bibi,
I love the recap at the end of the month! And you have such a great DT! Lots of lovely ideas and inspirations.
And thank you for your kind words re. my latest entries. I so enjoyed repurposing that bottle! (Don't throw yours out.)
Tuesday, March 31, 2015
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