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What you see is what you get with this series of 3 ATC's. I added a few notes to each of them.  Create colorful backgrounds with distress inks.  Use leftover strips of colorful backgrounds to be a new background.  (yes, really, this background is made with strips of paper! ) Fussy cut the  flowers  from watercolor paper and add a little color to the centre.  Heat emboss  Grungy Swirls  in white in the background. Add white splatters with an opaque ink or paint. Stamp  script  in the background. Add a sentiment .  Sponge more color around the edges and distress the edge  of the paper with a paper distresser or a sharp edge.  Rubber Dance Stamps: The Rubber Dance Webshop Pencil Marks # 4 Mixed Media Marks Mix A Sentiment 1 Grungy Swirls

  At the moment I rather give a person a little booklet as a gift than a card.  An easy book with all the edges torn along a ruler.  You might guess that the cover has been made with a gelliprint.  I added some stamped script to it, a fussycut bird and a sentiment.  The shell-pieces finish it off, knotted with the thread from binding the pages.  Enjoy crafting!  Ellie Knol  Rubber Dance Stamps: The Rubber Dance Webshop Textured Birds Grungy Swirls Mix A Sentiment 1

  Hello to all my crafty friends!  Mary here with another blog post for the  Rubber Dance DT.  Today I have a tag for you, featuring Textured Birds and Grungy Swirls on an awesome alcohol ink gel plate printed background.  If you haven't used alcohol inks yet, well, you're in for a real treat.  They are vibrant and fast drying, and are easy to use on your gel plate.  I have a quick tutorial below on how I used alcohol inks to make this cute tag. Here are some closeups: Here are the stamps I used: Textured Birds Grungy Swirls I hope you enjoyed the video and you're inspired to use alcohol inks in your own crafts projects!   Find me on IG, FB and YT as Motley Mixed Media Happy crafting, Mary 

Hi everyone, I hope that all is well where ever you are in the world. Today I've put together a ATC tutorial for you using the Merry Magpie and Round in Circles stamp sets.  It was inspired by my football team (the Magpies) making it to the footy finals this year. You can see more examples of projects made with the Merry Magpie set here , here  and here . Although Oxides seem to be popular at the moment, Distress Inks are still heaps of fun when using them with water.  This tutorial shows a few different ways that water can be used with these inks. Step 1: Swipe some distress inks onto your craft sheet, spritz with a little water until it beads up, and swipe your card through it. Dry. This is the 1st water effect. I used Peeled Paint, Mustard Seed and Vintage Photo as they fit this month's challenge colours. Step 2: Touch up the card by blending the same colours that were on your sheet. I always start on the craft sheet and ...

Hi there! Susanne here today! I have an art journaling video for you today with the Rubber Dance Butterfly Trio. I used my Gelatos and some Distress Crayons on this page. I used stamps from "Weed Love" and "Pick a Number" and also the "Grungy Swirls" to create interest on the background. Enjoy watching the video: Here are some close-ups: Thank you for stopping by today! I hope you like my page! Have a wonderful day, xx Susanne. Supplies: Rubber Dance Stamps: Butterfly Trio Weed Love Grungy Swirls ATC Size Pick A Number Others: Acrylic Paints ColourCraft Brusho Sprays Gesso Stamping Ink Gelatos Distress Crayons uniPOSCA marker