Rubbernecker Stamps - Just Chillin'

Hello!  I'm excited to share this one with you today!  I am in love with all of these adorable images and I had a play with some alcohol inks and Alcohol Lift Ink!

I've used bunches of stamp sets along with this beautiful background stamp!

My step by step process is up on the blog and you can find it here if you're interested! 

I'm playing along over at Double Trouble's Magical challenge!  Gnomes are pretty magical and I've used lots of dies on this one, so I've also played along with the Twist!  Today is the last day to play along, but if you miss out, be sure to check out the new challenge that starts on Monday!

I just love looking at this one with all it's cuteness!  And love how these pretty flowers are so subtle in the background with the green and blue.. giving the feeling of earth and sky.

Thanks for stopping and if you'd like more details and additional process photos then please do hop on over to the Rubbernecker Blog!

Thanks so much for stopping and hope you'll come again soon!

 

Sending You A Smile-Rubbernecker Stamps

So happy you stopped today!  I'm sharing a card made with lots of fun Rubbernecker Stamps products.

I started this one by die cutting the largest of the Deckle Rectangle dies from white cardstock.  Next I stamped the Grunge Frame in Cocoa onto the panel using my Misti.  When inking up the frame, I avoided the leaves in the bottom left corner of the card.  After stamping the brown color, I inked up the leaves and a few other spaces in green and stamped over it again for a two tone look.  Next, I took one of the smaller rectangles and cut the center from the frame.  I did this so I could pop up the outer piece and create some dimension by placing the middle piece back into the center.

I love that it gave it a little bit of dimension while still allowing me to have a "white" card front.  Of course, I had to add some shimmery watercolor splatters in pink and brown!

I stamped the Butterfly #7 outline in Ranger Archival Ink onto watercolor paper.  Then using my Misti, I lined up the solid stamp from this two stamp set and using a piece of foam, I added ink to the stamp placing each color where I wanted it, gave it a spray of water and then stamped it over the black outline.   I did each color separately to be sure to have some contrast and that the colors didn't all just run together.  And lastly I added a little bit of deeper color in some places using my Zig Clean Color Markers and a little water.  When it was dry and added to the card, I applied some Liquid Glass to the butterfly's body for dimension.

I built my sentiment using part of a sentiment from the Fox stamp set along with this beautiful Smile die.  I fussy cut the stamped sentiment and cut the Smile four times and stacked them to be sturdy enough to be suspended across the framed area.  I used Nuvo drops for my dot.  To finish I added sequins in green, pink/purple, and orange.

Finished!  And I'm playing along over at Simon Says Stamp's Wednesday Challenge which is Anything Goes and Simon Says Stamp's Monday Challenge which is Frame It!  

I hope you enjoyed your stop and that you'll come back again soon!

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