Easy made ATC tutorial


Hello my dear friends! Irit from International design team is here  and  I welcome to my Rubber Dance  tutorial.
Today I am going to share an ATC trio made with the new Rubber Dance stamps - Vintage Ads and some older stamps too.


Those new stamps are just perfect for the ATC size and it was just fun to make all three ATC at once in a very similar way.
So here is my step by step tutorial:
1. Stamp 3 vintage ads stamps from Vintage Ads new set with clear embossing ink and heat emboss with white embossing powder.
Sorry, i just forgot to take the  photo of this step, but it's easy to follow even without the photo.
2. Mist all three cards with  Tattered Angels mists and add a bit of Glam paint. This paint is very watery and reacts just like mists.
Let your cards dry.


3.Stamp butterflies, a bee  and  a dragonfly over white cardstock using clear embossing ink and black embossing powder.I used  Rubber Dance stamps: Bee, Dragonfly and Butterflies from Antique Botanicals.


4. Hand cut the stamped and heat embossed images and paint them.
Glue the hand cut insects over the ATC.


5. Add Tim Holtz saying stickers over the cards and ink the edges with red  and teal paints as shown.



I hope you  liked this small and easy to make project. All you need are those gorgeous Rubber Dance stamps that can be found in the shop HERE.
Use Irit2016 discount code to get 15% off your order and the shipping rates are great too! Check the shop and pick your own favorites!
You can also win some great stamps if you join our Monthly challenge
Here's this month's fun moodboard.  We want to see the moodboard colours and christmas in your creation.  Hope you have time to join the fun

Comments

Craftyfield said…
Love the technique, an oldie but goodie...I think I'm going to need the Vintage ads, resistance is futile!
Friday, July 08, 2016
ionabunny said…
Lovely ATC's Irit. Love the insects. Hugz
Friday, July 08, 2016
Mac Mable said…
Thank you for the step by step for these gorgeous cards, learnt a lot and thank you for the inspiration x
Friday, July 08, 2016
Bibi Lindahl said…
Thank you for this tutorial, Irit! Your ATC's are so cool - love that you combined Vintage Ads with butterflies and insect stamps.... I hadn't thought of that, but they look really good together. Thanks!
♥
Sunday, July 10, 2016
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