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 Hi arty friends, how are you? I have made a quick little book mark for you today, I hope you like it. I cut out a 17cm x 5cm piece of card and covered it with a scrap of gelli print, then rounded the corners. Next I used a stamp from the Carved Collection #3 set, together with embossing ink and black embossing powder to create a regular pattern on the bookmark. I love love love this funky retro vibe. I stamped a quote  from the Flowers Gone Wild stamp set onto pink paper and glued it to the book mark, punched a hole and added some sari ribbon (I absolutely love this instead of regular ribbon). That's it! Until next time, Hugs from Angie x Stamps used: Carved Collection 3 Flowers Gone Wild  

                                                                        Hi everyone,    Today it's my turn to show you a little tutorial, making these clean and simple cards with the new stamps. They are amazing, so beautiful!!    I used Pencil Marks #5 Carved Collection #4 Just A Note I stamped the background with the little stamps from Carved Collection #4. You can see it below. I made a passepartout and glued the background behind. I stamped the flowers and leave in black ink. On a few leftovers I stamped the sentiments and cut them out. There you are, in a very simple way you've two beautiful cards.  The stamp...

Hello, everyone!  It's Melissa back with one more post as a guest designer here at Rubber Dance Stamps.  This time, I created a clean and simple thinking of you card! I stamped both the bee image & sentiment ( Just a Note set ) in black ink to begin.  Crystal Effects were then applied to the wings to add some shine.  While that was drying, I watercolored the body using black and yellow watercolors.  The yellow watercolor actually has some shimmer to it (see photo below)! Once everything was dry, I mounted the main panel on black cardstock to create a frame and then popped up the assembled piece with foam dots to add dimension. I don't know about you, but I need a basic greeting card like this quite often.  This one is so easy to make and I can't wait to make more of these to send to friends and family! Stop by my blog when you have time this week as I have another clean and simple creation to share with you! Thank you so much, Bib...

Here I am over the moon with excitement ever since Bibi asked me to guest design here on the Rubber Dance blog! My name is Melissa Chipperfield and I'm a wife, mother to four, clean & simple card maker and aspiring family photographer .  I live in the Midwest and am currently bracing myself for the arrival of winter.  Card making and photography are my outlets and I'm actually looking forward to one part of winter...an excuse to craft a little more in my craft room ! With a clean & simple cardmaking style (I'm also the creator of the CASology challenge , where Bibi & I first met!), I created a CAS design using the wonderful Textured Feathers set .  I am absolutely in. love. with this set!  I happen to love feather images and these are fantastic! I am playing along with the current November Challenge , using turquoise, pink and purple as the color scheme and using the optional Birthday theme. I used the large silhouette feather image, maski...

Hello everyone!! Kymona from Kreative Kymona here again with another card design to inspire you. Today I'm going to show you a card using a clean and simple stamping technique. Take a look: I used Rubber Dance Stamp Texture Flower small stamps to create a border along the right side of the Bristol Smooth White cardstock . I didn't use any color because black and white cards are so elegant.   To create this card, I stamped each image one at a time using Versafine Onyx Black ink.  I arranged them in no particular order. I tried to fill in any big open spaces.  Once I was happy with the border, I stamped the sentiment from Just a Note stamp set and rounded the top left corner to finish the card off.  So, what do you think?  Would you try creating a clean and simple card?   I can't wait to hear from you! Thank you for stopping by! ~Kymona