Showing posts with label rub ons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rub ons. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 08, 2026

Heat Embossed Santa Card

The Santa stamp is by Inkadinkaso. Then I ink the background with distress ink. It was so boring so I cat it up after I added washi tape cut with decorative scissors. The sentiment is a rub on by Making Memories. Thanks for looking. HAGD! 

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Friday, April 26, 2024

Floral Friday Alcohol Inks and Sunflower Card



I made this background with alcohol inks. This lovely sunflower found its way onto my desk and it matched the paper just beautifully. I added Stickles to random areas of the flower to give it some sparkle. I had some rub-ons of a straight stitch in the yellow-orange color.
 The last thing I did was glue on the “happy” sentiment die cut by Clearly Besotted and when I was doing that the glue got all over the letters. To fix it, I brushed gold Perfect Pearls over the letters.
The flower stamp is by Stampendous. They went out of business in September of 2022, Please correct me if I’m wrong. 
Why is this important? I’m going to tell you. I purchased the dies because they were less than a dollar. I was going to look around for the matching stamps. It never occurred to me that the company would go out of business and I wouldn’t be able to get them anymore. Having the dies was a bit pointless until a friend shared with me to color copy the images on the package to use with the dies. I didn’t know you could do that after the company went out of business. Kick butt!
Thanks for looking.

Monday, February 12, 2024

Manly Monday Just a Note Grey


The patterned paper under the die is by GCD. It’s the back side of Halloween paper. The sentiment die cut is by Creative Expressions. I heavily ink the edges with shaded spruce distress ink and then added the black stitched lines which are rub-ons of an unknown source. 
Thanks for looking. 

Sunday, December 18, 2022

Christmas cards using the same blue Patterned

The snowmen stamp is by Stampin Up and I colored them in with Copic Markers.


This next card is what I started with but I didn’t think the red in the sentiment matched the red in the patterned paper. So I found a rub-on that matched better and changed it.
BEFORE...
And AFTER...
Thanks for looking.

Tuesday, October 20, 2020

1979 Blue Pocket Page Scrapbook layouts

Two very busy pages. Too busy in my opinion.

I used stamps by Lawn Fawn and aunt stamp by SNP
The stickers by Oriental Trading Co, Tim Holtz, and Not so Cute Stickers
The die- cuts in the center square are leftovers from a Cricut cut.
The date was cut out with my Cricut
There's a Project Life card in there
The border is by Sunborn
Rub Ons in the bottom right corner












Thanks for looking

Thursday, September 27, 2018

For You Tag Card

The tag on this card had antique cars on it. I painted over them with Making Memories off white paint. I put a SEI rub-on on it before setting an eyelet and adding ribbon. The rest of the card is gingham vellum I found in the stash and it's om an off white card base. Then the sentiment stickers are by Doodlebug.


Thanks for looking. 

Friday, July 15, 2011

Loving cards

I'm showing a wedding card and a with love card today with similar colors. I really like the peach color and keep finding myself reaching for it over and over again.

This card has the following products in it: PP by KCo (I just cut with the wave of the paper free hand);
flowers & brad by LSS-Smooch ink by Clearsnap-embossing folder by SZ;
peach paper by MM-background stamp by HA-ink by VM-embossing powder by SP-distressing ink and tool by RI;
white CS by RE-sentiment by Fiskars-ink by Clearsnap.

 
This next card's base is by Studio G, which I buy at Michael's;
CS by Bazzill, RE and Dollar General;
PP by KCo (I drew the line of the card base on the back of the PP and free hand cut it out to match the card)
die cuts by SB-embossing folder by CB by PC-ink Tea Dye by RI;
flower and brad by LSS;
scallop circle punch by SU-spray/mist Smoochie by Clearsnap;
ribbon by OF; Border punch by EK; Rub on by Kaiserkrafts.

Thanks for stopping by a taking a look at my most recent creations. More to come for the next 4 days.

Wednesday, August 11, 2010