Rubber Dance Art Stamps - Blog

Hi everyone! It's time for our monthly recap! May 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 this lovely art journal page:  Debs made this wonderful spread: Dot shared a video for a marbled background: Sue made this awesome greeting card:  Donna made this bright and happy wall hanger  Melina created this amazing art journal spread Susanne shared how to stamp with water soluble crayons: 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 Asia made these simple and super pretty ATC trio Bibi created a lovely clean and simple card with the hydrangea flower stamp It will be part of the new stamps released on June 2nd! So stay...

Hi everyone, It's Donna here today with my current obsession which is to create a piece of art you can hang on your wall ;) For my creation I used the middle sized That's Crafty!  MDF Round  which is 6 inches in circumference (yes, sorry I still work in inches as I'm very old)  Here is the MDF Round already to be painted with a selection of  That's Crafty! Multi Surface paints  which cover absolutely everything so there's no need for a coat of Gesso first. The blue was used for the background and the green and orange combined for the grassy hill. I pulled out 4 sheets of Gelli printed paper from my stash and four tree stamps from  Carved Whimsy Wood ,  Whimsical Summer  and  Whimsical Winter . I stamped these onto a mixture of the papers with black Archival ink, fussy cut them out and put them to one side for later. I wanted some writing in the background so I used the  Old Book Page  stamp and a li...

Good afternoon and happy Sunday, it's Sue here with a really quick and easy card for you. The background has been made by dabbing Mustard Seed Distress Ink on my craft sheet then spritzing with water. I dipped a small circles stencil into the puddle of ink and laid down onto my card. Then I gently pressed the stencil down and rubbed over with some kitchen roll. After lifting the stencil I blotted the card with the roll to remove some of the colour. Once this was dry (give it a quick blast with a heat tool) I repeated the process with some Faded Lipstick Distress Ink and a different stencil. You don't need to ink the whole of the stencil, and you can just press down where you want the colour. Then just stamp your image(s) I used Summer Love . This is a lovely vintage stamp and really easy to use To finish I used a small circle punch to chop the notches to wind my butchers twine around. All of the wonderful stamps can be found here so grab a cup of coffee and g...