Rubber Dance Art Stamps - Blog

Hi everyone! It's time for our monthly recap! The birds are singing outside and the air has this fresh and warm smell to it. It is SPRING! Hurray. March is already over and we have to share a big bunch of inspirations today! Let's start with our tutorial/ technique projects we had every Tuesday and Thursday. Asia created some amazing background texture by stamping into modeling paste Donna made this whimsical card from a gelli printed background Dot used the Bokeh Effect on this beautiful card Melina shared how she made this awesome ATC sized book from Gelli prints    Susanne used Pearl Pigments to stamp this lovely card background   She also shared a video for this beautiful art journal page   Click here for the Tuesday Tutorials. Click here to see Thursday's Technique Posts . We also had some great clean and simple creations and also projects for beginners this month Anita made this awe

Hello.  Gail here with today's CASual Friday post.  I have made a clean and simple card with the wonderful, most favourite, Curious Cat .  This cat comes with a tail, but I rarely use that, usually preferring to center him on my project. I stamped, embossed and masked the cat and then stamped and embossed the linked circles stamp from Round In Circles .  I added some colour to the circles and the cat with Promarkers and a white gel pen.  He looks a bit fierce, but he's just a very sweet pussy cat really.   There are still a few hours left to join the challenge Thanks for dropping by.  Hugz Supplies used: Rubber Dance Stamps Round In Circles Curious Cat Others supplies Grey pearlised card base Promarkers White Gel Pen Black and Clear embossing powder

Hi everyone, It's Asia here with a modeling paste stamping technique. I prepared for you a small photo tutorial, so let's start:) I used two pieces of paper (250g/m²), a little smaller than ATC size. I spread on them modeling paste and let it to settle for few minutes (you can actually get the similar effect with white gesso, but I decided to use here modeling paste:)  After the paste dried a little, I stamped it with beautiful leaves stamp from Rubber Dance- Crazy Flowers #2. First time my stamping did not worked as well as I would like it, but after removing a little of paste from the cards and stamping again, it worked perfectly. Remember to wash your stamps as quickly as possible after stamping on paste or gesso! Next step was to add colors. I used Lindy's Magicals- with powders I had more control of where the colors go and how strong they are. To achieve that, I sprayed water over the tags, then added powder and then, where needed, I spread i