Happy Thursday folks! This is a fun week here at Lindsay’s Stamp Stuff, we have all of our designers in one big group posting together, what fun! We’ll take a look at their work in a bit but first here is a couple of boxes I made with my Box Bonanza templates and decorated with my new 3-D posies set:
I think I will fill these boxes with tulip bulbs for my mom and sister for mother's day {don't worry, they don't read my blog!}
The set comes with full instruction on making these flowers. These were fun to figure out and design:) I use my Cricut machine and SCAL software to cut out all of the elements here (so quick!) but I also include printable patterns in the kits as well. here are some close up looks:
The purple and pink rosebuds and fringed flowers only use one die cut a peice, so quick and easy. The yellow flower is several die cuts glued together.
This project qualifies for the following challenges: Chrismacardz (they have a wedding challenge and I think these would make lovely wedding favors), Creative Craft challenges (flowers) and also the botanical challenge (GC51) at Gingersnap Creations.
Wowza, what a beautiful day, we have sunshine and heat in the northeast and all I can say is Yippee! I have something else to say “Yippee” about, I have been asked to be on the Creative team at Nicecrane Designs!!! They have the most amazing Asian and Vintage collage sheets and papers I have ever seen, best yet they are downloadable so I can have them in my hot little hands in seconds! Look what I made with Japanese Patterns Vol1 CS by Nicecrane Designs:
Asian papers: Nicecrane Designs, Rubber Stamps: About Art Accents, Envelope Templates: Lindsay's Stamp Stuff
I used pretty ginko leaf stamps from About Art Accents, I inked up my stamps in plum then rocked the edges in eggplant ink before stamping for a two toned look. If you want to make a quick project choose silhouette style stamps, they pack a punch of color without having to add more color later.
Of course I had to make matching envies! I use the scallop envie template from my Envelope Bonanza kit.
Papers: Nicecrane Designs, Stamps: About Art Accents
I used this weeks sketch at Oriental stamp Art for the above card. This weeks OSA theme is “pearls” so I added a few 🙂 Also “pearls” is the challenge over at Annabelle Stamps. I knew I had to use these yummy Nicecrane Designs papers with this sketch. I used papers from several collage sheets, it was so easy, just print and cut (I didn’t even have to open my image editing software!) The quality of these collage sheets is exquisite! The designs are clean and crisp and the colors are rich! Some of the paper even looks as if it is fleck with metallic gold, I don’t know how because my printer does not have gold ink but the paper almost sparkles!
Stamp: About Art Accents, Papers: Nicecrane, Punch: Fiskars
I’m just thrilled that I get to work with all of the fabulous products that Nicecrane Designs has and that they go perfectly with my stamps from About Art Accents, two great companies! If you want to try Nicecrane Designs products before you buy be sure to visit their blog where you can snag some freebies and be sure to check back often to grab new ones as they are added, you will love the quality!
Thanks for stopping by and till next time happy crafting!
I had a great time yesterday teaching a colored pencil workshop for the Society of Decorative Painters! We FINISHED 2 colored pencil paintings in just under 7 hours (lunch break included!) It was such fun to spend the day with these lovely ladies, here is what we painted:
If interested the illustration for this piece can be purchased in my Fancy Flowers digital stamp set. Pencils: Prismacolor, Paper: Canson Mi TeintsThis illustration for this painting can be found in my set "Pretty Primitive", click on to photo to go to my shop:)
How about trying a colored pencil painting on colored paper? It is great fun and the Lindsay’s stamp Stuff digital stamps make excellent patterns! In fact many of my digital stamp designs started out a sketches for my paintings. I do hope you will give it a try!
*PS, I am thinking of branching out into fully detailed painting instruction packets, if that interests you let me know by leaving a comment 🙂
If you are looking for projects from my Junior DT today you will have to wait until Thursday, they have moved up the ranks to Sr. DT members and will post their fab work with the rest of the team on Thursdays! Thanks for stopping by and till next time happy crafting!
Howdy folks! It is a beautiful Saturday in the northeast, I’m sure many a lady is heading out to all day crops and scrapbook retreats in honor of national scrapbooking day (have fun girls and scrap a page for me!) and in honor of that everything in the Lindsay’s Stamp Stuff shop at MyGrafico is 30% off! Including the new Box Bonanza templates I used in this project:
Rubber Stamps: About Art Accents, Box and Envelope Temp;ates: Lindsay's stamp Stuff, Paper: American crafts
This was fun to make, you won’t belive how easy the box and cookies were to make so I made a video:
This was my first time making a stair step card, it was a challenge at Oriental Stamp Art (and fortune cookies was a theme so look at me, 2 challenges done!) here is a better look at the card and matching envelope (or course!)
Stamps: About Art Accents, Envelope Bonanza Templates: Lindsay's stamp Stuff, Paper: American crafts
The stair step card neatly squashes down to go in an envelope, I think it is cute how the Geisha is peeking out!
Here is a look at my newest template set: Box Bonanza. You get 6 printable 300dpi jpg templates that you can resize and print directly on your cardstock or pattern paper (I kept any directions on the margins) cut and assemble and 6 SVG files to cut with your Cricut and SCAL software. The are adjustable and resizable too simply by dragging the to the height and with you want, you can make hundreds of different boxes with this one set!
Happy National Scrapbooking day! Til next time happy crafting!