Rubber Dance Art Stamps - Blog

Hellloooo, stamping buddies! It's Bibi here today (owner of Rubber Dance), and it's that time of the month again when I share a few of the artwork made with my rubber stamps. Lots of cool stuff that I hope will inspire you! Some of these projects have been published on this blog, some on our  Scandinavian blog , and others again on the DT members' own blogs - so even if you are a follower of this blog I bet there are quite a few you haven't seen before. Many, many photos of great work here today, so just lean back and enjoy the show :-) In alphabetical order: Anita:  Bibi: Eileen (Guest Designer): Gail:  Irit: Kristiina:   Majo: Susan: Susanne: Perhaps you noticed that a lot of our work this month was made with the stamps from the Artist Plate, a design by Katy Leitch

Hi my dear Rubber Dance friends. Susanne writing today and I'll share two mixed media Artist Trading Cards (ATC). My base is some simple card board cut to the ATC standard size (2.5" x 3.5"). What you need: Cardboard Gesso Twinkling H2Os or other shimmering colors Embossing powder gold & black Permanent Black ink (e.g. Archival Ink) Flourescent Acrylic colors (yellow, pink) Black acrylic color for some splatters Gelato Black Licorice Heart stencil (Tim Holtz) Texture Paste gold (Creative Medium metallic gold) Distress Inks (dusty concord, mustard seed, barn door, chipped saphire) Irresistible Pico Embellisher (white, electric purple) Rubber Dance Alphabet Uno Rubber Dance Artist Plate Here are the step by step instructions: 1. Cut two cards from card board. Wet the surface to remove parts of it. Prime them with gesso. Add water to the Twinkling H2Os while the cards dry. 2. Color the background with Twinklings H2Os. No need to do somet