Rubber Dance Art Stamps - Blog

Hi my dear crafty friends! Susanne here and I have to share another  Halloween related project. This time I made a greeting card with the Rubber Dance Textured Houses. I used a gelli print as my night sky and added white splatters to create some stars. I combined some designer papers from DCWV. The houses are coloured with Distress Inks. I used the Tim Holtz word block die for the sentiment. Thank you for stopping by today! xx Susanne. Supplies: Rubber Dance Stamps: Textured Houses LinkDeli.com Others: Gelli Plate Tim Holtz Sizzix Word Block Die Tim Holtz Decorative Strip Die Distress Inks DCWV Paper Stack

Hi everyone! It's Susanne writing today and I'm sharing one tip to use some of your paper scraps.  I am sure that everybody has some!!!  I'm mixing my scraps with the Textured Flowers and the Beautiful Word s stamp sets. These papers are from the DCWV 12" x 12" Birds & Butterfly Stack.  I tore five different strips with my most favourite patterns. I also used another piece of black scrap paper and embossed some of the lovely flowers with WOW! Opaque White powder. I stamped two of the Textured Flowers with Memento Luxe "Pear Tart" onto my card base.  I used the "happy" from the Beautiful Words for the first part of my sentiment. The paper strips are adhered, with a bit of overlapping. Finally I embellished the card with my flowers and the "Birthday" die cut (CUTplorations).  The black gives a high contrast, which lets the colors pop even more. Thank you for stopping by today. xx Susanne. Rubber Da...

Hi everyone! Susanne writing today and I have an Artist Trading Block to share. I used my brand new "Textured Flower" stamps, I drew for Rubber Dance.  The base of my block is cut with the Silhouette Cameo. Of course it's easy to cut it by hand. I used Brushos for the background. Scroll down to see the step by step instructions. Here are the step by step instructions: 1. Cut the base for your cube and six pieces from a Brusho background, that have the same size like each side of the block. 2. Ink the edges of the Brusho pieces with Distress Ink black soot. 3. Color the base of the block with watercolor crayons. I use Neocolor II. Blend the color with a wet baby wipe. 4. Add some more color with a brown and black watercolor crayon. 5. Stamp the textured flowers from the stamp set onto your brusho pieces and on some white cardstock. Cut the white ones out. Adhere them to the background and add some more texture with the other s...