Rubber Dance Art Stamps - Blog

Hello! It´s Melina here today sharing a grungy journal page using the fab new stamp sets Grungy Borders and Grungy Stuff . I started off with a previously made watercolour background. You´ll find the video HERE . Hope you´ll enjoy!   Rubber Dance stamp sets used:  Thank you so much for stopping by! xx Melina

Hi everyone! Susanne writing today. I had a new video on my YouTube channel recently. I just want to share some photos of it and of course the stamps I've used. I played with our new ones, the Grungy Sets and with the big one of our Butterfly Trio! Scroll down for the video! Enjoy the video! Thanks for stopping by today! xx Susanne Supplies: Rubber Dance Stamps: Others: ColourCraft Spray Inks Gesso Watercolors Gesso White Acrylic Paint Black Acrylic Ink Watercolor Pencil (Black) Archival Inks

Hi everyone, It's Dot here with a card that is mainly stamping and a little stenciling.  For this card I've teamed up a stamp from Grungy Borders to create a filmstrip effect, with the star from Grungy Stuff and smaller stars from From Moo To You .  Then added in some of my all-time favourites, Round In Circles and the Butterfly Girl . The stamps do all the work on this one, with just a touch of stenciling in the background. The new stamps are fun to play with! There is still a little time left for you to pop something into our monthly challenge over in our facebook group  - Rubber Dance Stamping Lounge.                            Happy Stamping, Dot x

I made my background using strips of paper that I decorated myself   working with stamps and stencils. What do you need: Paper 200 gr. Stamps from Rubber Dance Crazy Flowers #1 and Textured Feathers Dylusion Ink for the flowers Sharpie white or Posca white small 0.7 mm Micron black 0.3 mm I cut 10 pieces of 210 x 15 mm white paper and used stamps and stencils to decorate them. Stamp the flowers on nice patterned paper and cut them out. Add some details with the white Sharpie/white Posca. A nice text on the card and it's ready. Henriette Textured Feathers Crazy Flowers # 1

Good morning, all! It's Majo here today to show you a tag stamped with one of the newest stamps in the shop , the grungy border. I have created this almost CAS tag with watercolors brushed on a piece of acrylic foil. I stamped the grungy border right on top, the sentiment on a piece of card stock which I matted as well as the whole tag with black card stock. Some rhinestones gave my tag a little sparkle.  ... and a little close up ... I have used the Grungy borders and a sentiment from the set Sarcastic Superpower . Happy Crafting ♥

Good afternoon and happy Saturday. I've been having lots of fun playing with the new Grungy stamps sets and the very happy cows. It's ages since I made a page for my tag book, so here's one now! I started by making some Oxide backgrounds then stamping with the new Grungy Borders and Grungy Stuff stamps.   Then I stamped, coloured, and cut out the cows, and added some die cuts. All of the cows are on one large stamp plate From Moo To You , and they are also available individually. This is Christmas Cow .   Cute Cow And Birthday Cow This is quite a sad post for me as it's my last one as part of the Rubber Dance design team. I've had a fab 2 years here and would like to say a huge thank you to Bibi, Susanne, everyone on the team, and to all the Rubber Dance lovers out there. Don't forget to join in with our colour/anything goes challenge over in the Stamping Lounge. Stamps Used Grungy Borders Grungy Stuff From Moo To Yo...

Hi there! Susanne writing today. I have to share a late Valentine's card with our Bold & Beautiful stamp set. These are wonderful flower prints, perfect for backgrounds. I used my Memento Dye Inks and stamped some of the flowers in different sizes with different colours. I used white cardstock. The sentiment comes from our Fave Flowers stamp set. I cut a border on top with a STAMPlorations die and mounted everything to a craft cardbase with a strip of glittered Washi tape on the bottom. I hope you had a gorgeous VALENTINE'S DAY! Thanks for stopping by today! Susanne. Supplies: Rubber Dance Stamps: Others: Memento Dye Inks STAMPlorations Border die Glittered Washi Tape Cardstock/ Cardbase

Hi everyone, It's Dot here with a fun tutorial for you. I've tried something a little different today.  Recently I came across a style where you have a scene in the background, then you paint over it and have a scene over the top.  The background scene just pops through. It looked like a fun idea so here is my take on it.  I hope you give it a go too.  And being Valentine's Day today it has a love twist. This is the finished card. Now for the process.  Sit back and watch how my mind worked with this. The Whale (from Whale Wishes ): I added some watered down paint to a gesso-ed piece of card and dried with a heat tool. Dabbing with a baby-wipe as I went to create some fun lighter areas.  Then stamp the whale and cut out. I later edged the whale with a little black ink and added a tiny bit to his body to give him more dimension.  You can see the effect in the finished card. Step 1:  I put some gesso...

Hi there! I have a new art journaling video over on my YouTube channel. I used our lovely Merry Mag-pie stamp set for this. The background is created with Distress Oxides and Distress Inks. I used our brand new Grungy Stuff and Grungy Borders stamp set. Enjoy the video: Here are some close-ups: Thank you so much for stopping by today! xx Susanne Supplies: Rubber Dance Stamps: Others: Distress Oxide: Picked Raspberry, Mustard Seed Distress Ink: Mermaid Lagoon Archival Ink Tissue Paper